In order to be legally sold as Scotch Whisky, New Make Spirit (the clear, potent liquid formed by fermenting and distilling malted barley, water and yeast) must mature in a wooden cask, in Scotland, for a minimum of 3 years. These casks have to be stored in an HMRC approved bonded warehouse.
The time spent in the cask creates a substantial increase in value, as Cask Maturation means the spirit can now be legally sold as Scotch Whisky.
– You own individual casks 100% outright
– Casks are stored in secure HMRC government bonded warehouses
– You’re not reliant on a single fund manager or company to perform
– If the distillery or the bonded warehouse goes bust, it has no impact your investment
– There’s no VAT to pay as excise duty suspended
– Your investment is CGT (Capital Gains Tax) exempt
– It’s fully insured against theft, accidental damage and spoilage
– The cost of secure storage is included in purchase price
Our minimum order is two Casks.
This can be done securely online or via mail.
Once Payment is made you will be sent ownership documentation.
Once you have completed payment you will be allocated a Cask
The longer you keep your cask, the greater the return.
After 3 years and a day your cask is now Scotch Whisky.
We’re passionate about whisky. And we want you to share the excitement and sense of luxury that owning your own Scotch Whisky cask brings. This excitement goes hand-in-hand with something that’s also an extremely sound financial investment.
First and foremost, Whisky is created to be enjoyed. So, once it passes 3 years of Cask Maturation, you can bottle it for your very own scotch whisky.
Bespoke whisky is becoming increasingly popular as the ultimate customised gift.
Whisky auctions are a popular exit strategy and require the least amount of effort.
Holding a whisky for its 3-year Cask Maturation period takes up a lot of a whisky brand’s cash resources. They prefer to purchase whisky that’s already matured, as this reduces cashflow constraints – they can buy a cask, bottle the whisky, and send it straight to resale.
Whisky collection is on the rise, and not just for the ultra-wealthy. Anyone passionate about whisky, who’s hoping to own an 8-year-old Whisky Cask, is far more likely to purchase a cask that’s already passed maturity – for a premium – than wait the full 8 years.
