Masters of whisky appreciation

If, like us, you appreciate the art of whisky making, the uniqueness of the single cask and the inimitable finish of an excellent dram, why not consider investing in your passion? Like many of the finer things in life, whisky becomes better, and more valuable as it ages. By investing in whisky while it matures safely in the cask, you can own it while it improves over time. And look forward to seeing its potential value increase.

Enjoying a quality malt is one of life’s real pleasures. Owning a quality whisky while it ages to perfection is surely a very close second. When the time is right you can have your cask bottled, keep it for future generations or gift it to mark a special occasion. Or simply sell your cask and enjoy the returns.

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Buy a cask

Sell

Sell a cask

Manage

Cask Management

“There are few things better to slip a little pocket money into than the amber spirit. After all, even if your speculation comes to naught, at least you’ll have something lovely to sip on, indulge in, and share out beside the fireplace. However, if you’re tempted to invest your money into a pot of this liquid gold, it is of paramount importance that you do so wisely, and heed the advice of those in the know. With this in mind, we called upon Simon Aron, the owner of Cask Trade – the first real and trustworthy market place for trading single malt whisky casks – to give us three good reasons for investing in casks.”

- Gentleman's Journal

Auction your cask

In the past, selling a cask and liquidating your assets was something of a challenge. Cask Trade provides a unique and simple solution, with our whisky cask auction which we manage through our sister website auctionyourcask.com. Our marketplace allows private cask owners, independent bottlers and larger drinks companies to view and buy casks, in an easy and convenient way. We handle any due diligence, and all payments and transfers of ownership to the buyer.

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