Exit Strategies
As a cask whisky owner, a myriad of investment avenues await you. When the time comes to capitalize on your casks, our in-house specialists will guide you towards the most beneficial exit strategy tailored to your needs.
Exit Strategies
As a cask whisky owner, a myriad of investment avenues await you. When the time comes to capitalize on your casks, our in-house specialists will guide you towards the most beneficial exit strategy tailored to your needs.
Top 5 Exit Strategies
Top 5
Exit Strategies
Sell the casks in bulk to other whiskey brands in need of mature stock.
There could be potential tax benefits; however, it’s essential to consult with a tax advisor independently. Major brands often acquire stock to mature following their distinct methods.
Sell to private investors or collectors
Many private investors seek to shorten the maturation period by acquiring mature stock from our clientele. For instance, someone looking to own a 15-year-old whisky might pay a premium to secure a five-year-aged stock, waiting just an additional ten years to realise significant profit returns.
Sell at a whiskey auction
Whisky auctions stand out as a favoured exit strategy, offering investors a hassle-free approach to capitalisation.
Private bottling and labelling
Selling to private labels, including supermarkets, hotel chains, and established brands or distilleries, is a viable avenue for many. If this interests you, reach out to our whisky specialists for guidance.
Buy back the whiskey ourselves
We’re gearing up to introduce a range of blends to the market and are actively engaged in talks with prominent bars and clubs across the UK, Middle East, Africa and Ibiza.
Sell the casks in bulk to other whiskey brands in need of mature stock.
There could be potential tax benefits; however, it’s essential to consult with a tax advisor independently. Major brands often acquire stock to mature following their distinct methods.
Sell to private investors or collectors
Many private investors seek to shorten the maturation period by acquiring mature stock from our clientele. For instance, someone looking to own a 15-year-old whisky might pay a premium to secure a five-year-aged stock, waiting just an additional ten years to realise significant profit returns.
Sell at a whiskey auction
Whisky auctions stand out as a favoured exit strategy, offering investors a hassle-free approach to capitalisation.
Private bottling and labelling
Selling to private labels, including supermarkets, hotel chains, and established brands or distilleries, is a viable avenue for many. If this interests you, reach out to our whisky specialists for guidance.
Buy back the whiskey ourselves
We’re gearing up to introduce a range of blends to the market and are actively engaged in talks with prominent bars and clubs across the UK, Middle East, Africa and Ibiza.
Supporting Your Journey
From our observations, a majority of our clients prefer to mature their whisky for about 5 years. Throughout this phase, we’ll keep you well-informed as your whisky appreciates in value. Owning the whisky empowers you to decide on a sale anytime post the 3-year mark. However, it’s noteworthy that single malt whisky sees substantial price hikes notably in the 5th, 8th, and 10th years.
Supporting Your Journey
From our observations, a majority of our clients prefer to mature their whisky for about 5 years. Throughout this phase, we’ll keep you well-informed as your whisky appreciates in value. Owning the whisky empowers you to decide on a sale anytime post the 3-year mark. However, it’s noteworthy that single malt whisky sees substantial price hikes notably in the 5th, 8th, and 10th years.