Allocation open · Q2 2026 · 47 casks remaining

Own a piece of Scotland's
most prized export.

Acquire fully-owned single malt Scotch casks at trade prices, stored in government-bonded warehouses, with multiple structured exit routes when your cask matures.

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£6.2bn Annual Scotch exports
CGT-free* Wasting asset status
Gov't Bonded storage
BOA
Boann Distillery
Ireland · PX Sherry · 250L · 2026
Featured cask
£4,500
Price per unit
2026
Vintage
250L
Capacity
+12% p.a.
Growth*
Hold to2033 (7 yrs)
Indicative value£8,280
Units availableLimited
+19.1%
Rare cask value rise
Year on year (Knight Frank Luxury Index)
586%
10-year price growth*
Rare Scotch (RW Apex 1000)
100%
Outright ownership
Title deed in your name
5–15 yr
Typical hold
Multiple exit windows
Why cask whisky

An asset you can touch, taste, and trade.

Scotch casks combine a tangible physical asset with structural supply constraints, favourable UK tax treatment, and growing global demand.

Physical ownership

You hold legal title to a specific, numbered cask — not a fractional interest, share or contract.

Tax-efficient*

Maturing whisky is treated by HMRC as a wasting asset, generally exempt from Capital Gains Tax for individuals.

Government-bonded

Casks are stored, insured, and re-gauged in government-bonded warehouses with full duty suspension.

Multiple exits

Sell to a bottler, broker or private buyer — or bottle privately for personal use, gifting, or resale.

Live allocation · Updated daily

Compare casks from five hand-picked distilleries.

Each allocation is verified, bonded, and offered at our trade-side acquisition price. Tap a cask to model your position in the calculator.

BOA
Boann Distillery
Ireland · PX Sherry
Featured
Price per unit
£4,500
Vintage
2026
Capacity
250 L
Growth
+12% p.a.*
PX sherry-seasoned · entry point
GMO
Glen Moray
Speyside · Hogshead
In stock
Price per unit
£11,800
Vintage
2016
Capacity
250 L
Growth
+8% p.a.*
Mature Speyside · 9 yrs in wood
RBR
Royal Brackla
Highland · Hogshead
In stock
Price per unit
£11,000
Vintage
2017
Capacity
250 L
Growth
+7% p.a.*
Royal warrant · steady performer
BEN
Ben Nevis
Highland · Hogshead
Limited
Price per unit
£21,000
Vintage
2016
Capacity
250 L
Growth
+7% p.a.*
Cult Japanese ownership · scarce
TEA
Teaninich
Highland · Barrel
Entry tier
Price per unit
£3,000
Vintage
2025
Capacity
200 L
Growth
+9% p.a.*
Lowest entry · long hold upside
Position Modeller

Boann Distillery · PX Sherry · 250L

Drag the sliders to project your indicative net position.
Number of units 1 unit
Hold period 7 yrs
Price per unit £4,500
Growth 12% p.a.
Cost of 1 unit
£4,500
Indicative value
£8,280+84%
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Indicative only. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Cask whisky is an unregulated investment, fees and storage costs apply, and capital is at risk.

How it works

From enquiry to cask in your name in days, not weeks.

1

Request the brochure

We send our current allocation list, distillery notes, and full fee breakdown — no pressure, no callback unless you ask for one.

2

Select & secure

Pick your cask, complete KYC, and pay by bank transfer. You receive a delivery order, certificate of ownership, and warehouse confirmation.

3

Mature & exit

We manage storage, insurance, and annual re-gauges. When you're ready, we present exit options — bottling, broker sale, or buy-back.

FAQ

The questions smart investors ask first.

Do I actually own the cask, or just a contract?
You hold full legal title. The cask is registered to your name in a government-bonded warehouse and identified by a unique number. You can visit it, sample it, transfer it, or sell it independently.
What returns can I realistically expect?
There is no guarantee of return. Historic data from indices like Knight Frank's Luxury Investment Index and Rare Whisky 101 show meaningful long-term appreciation for rare Scotch, but past performance is not indicative of future results. Returns depend on distillery, age, cask type, market conditions and your exit route.
Is cask whisky regulated by the FCA?
No. Cask whisky is an unregulated investment in the UK. It is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service. You should only invest capital you can afford to lose and consider professional advice.
What fees apply?
Annual storage and insurance is approximately £60–£90 per cask, included for the first year. Re-gauging is performed periodically at cost. There are no platform or management fees on entry; exit broker fees apply when we sell on your behalf.
How does the tax treatment work?
HMRC generally treats maturing whisky in cask as a wasting asset (under 50-year predictable life), exempt from CGT for individuals. This is general information only — your circumstances may differ and you should confirm with a qualified tax adviser.
How do I exit?
Three primary routes: (1) sale to a bottler or independent buyer via our brokerage, (2) private bottling for personal use or commercial release, or (3) our cask buy-back programme at prevailing market price. Time-to-sale varies by cask and market demand.

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