Can you make Straight Bourbon Whiskey at a US Embassy?

One of the many legal requirements for Straight Bourbon Whiskey is that it must be made in the USA. My understanding is that US Embassies in foreign countries are considered US soil. If someone were to legally set up a distillery on the property of a US embassy somewhere like Scotland or France, could they ferment, distill, age, and bottle a spirit that conforms to the rest of the requirements for Straight Bourbon, and sell it as such even if it was made "in another country?"