
You own the casks and the bottles. We select, document, store and manage them, and the paperwork proves whose they are.
Physical casks and bottles in your own name, with documentation confirmed by the warehouse that holds them.
Issued and confirmed by the warehouse, recording the transfer of each cask into your name.
A full description of every cask and bottle you buy, including its location.
Assets registered to your own account at the warehouse, with an invoice for the purchase.
Cover on stored assets, and periodic regauges so the records stay current.

Casks are held in a bonded warehouse environment; rare bottles are held in secure, condition-controlled storage. Handling, security and monitoring are managed by the group's infrastructure company, Scotch Whisky Warehousing.
Explore Scotch Whisky WarehousingBottles are your property, so you can call them in at any time: shipped to you, kept in storage, or held back for a later sale. Casks are a different matter, their sampling and bottling is timed by us as part of the management of the portfolio.

A stable environment, controlled access and careful handling over the full holding period.
A stable, duty-suspended environment for maturing casks.
Condition-controlled storage for collectible bottles.
Physical security and access control.
Careful handling, sampling and regauging.

We manage and store. You own, and the delivery order (the document confirming your ownership of the cask) says so.
From how it works to returns, risks and the questions investors ask.

How value is built up over time, and how we report on it.
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Illiquidity, valuation, storage and market risk, set out in plain terms.
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Scotch whisky combines production constraints, long maturation and durable global demand: the traits investors look for in a physical asset.
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A living asset that develops in the wood, with maturation as part of the return.
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A finished product, valued on brand, rarity and demand in the auction market.
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Why casks and bottles behave differently, and what that does for a portfolio.
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Speak with Mark Veldman about what exactly you own, where your casks are kept and how you verify it.
