Question 1

Do I own the physical cask?

Accepted Answer

Yes, casks are owned by you and held in Government approved bonded storage in Scotland. Under Scotch Whisky regulations, Scotch must be filled, matured and bottled in Scotland to be considered Scotch. Whilst held in bond, the casks are exclusively held in bailment under the required UK Government licenses for you until such time as you wish to sell, bottle or take the cask from bond. If you would like to bottle the cask for consumption or take physical ownership of the cask directly, we are happy to arrange this, though please note that the Whisky would not be able to use the name Scotch Whisky if bottled outside of Scotland.

Question 2

I’ve seen very high growth figures quoted, are these realistic and achievable?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, historical data supports claims of investment returns consistently in the 10-20%p.a. range. However, this is very dependent on the right purchase price being secured.

Question 3

How do I know that the cask exists?

Accepted Answer

When Whisky is filled in the cask, it is given a unique cask number and is logged with HMRC, who follow its progress until it is removed from duty suspension (bonded storage), when tax and duty become due. As Whisky is a key commercial market in the UK, the seller, purchaser and storage facility are all under the watchful eye of HMRC directly. In addition to the purchase agreement which details all aspects of your investment, you will receive an ownership certificate which details the specific cask details, including the exact location of where the cask is held. You can also arrange to visit your cask or for a sample to be drawn from the cask should you wish.

Question 4

Can Casks be held in joint names, by a company or by a trust?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, casks can be held in an individual’s name, jointly, under a company or by a trust company.

Question 5

How long does the purchase process take?

Accepted Answer

Once you have decided which casks you wish to invest in, the process is straightforward and can be completed within a couple of days.

Question 6

Can Altvest assist me in deciding which casks I should invest in?

Accepted Answer

We hand pick investment grade casks to offer our clients, based on the criteria above, so you can rest assured that the casks which we have available all pass our strict quality controls. We are happy to advise or provide options to suit your specific needs and investment goals, feel free to ask.

Question 7

What about evaporation, will the Whisky simply disappear?"

Accepted Answer

As casks are made of oak, they are porous. Evaporation occurs as the spirit interacts with the wood, though this is a positive as up to 80% of the flavour comes from this process. Evaporation is commonly known as the “Angels Share” and is minimal, accounting for a loss in bulk litres of around 1-2% per annum, with a loss of ABV at around 0.5% per annum. At filling, casks are filled at a higher ABV rate to allow for this process to take place, as well as casks being regularly checked to ensure that everything is in order. Recent RLA/ABV figures are provided at time of purchase and we can regauge casks at any time.

Question 8

What risks are associated and how can I protect against them?

Accepted Answer

Casks are fully insured against damage or theft of an individual cask, or something happening to the storage facility itself, this is revalued annually and mitigates the risk of something happening to your investment. As casks mature, they sit in a specialist warehouse and may never leave the facility where they lay, meaning that the risk of something happening to a cask is minimal, though these risks are protected against. Another risk would be a severe downturn in the consumption of Whisky, though the consumption and export figures suggest that this is highly unlikely.
 
The spirit within the cask must be bottled and consumed at some point thus the cask will always have an inherent intrinsic value based on the spirit it holds and the number of bottles which it will produce. The key risk to consider and one which we come across often is the price you are paying for the cask. Due to the large volume of casks which we transact coupled with the expert partners we work with, here at Altvest we offer market beating prices by purchasing at wholesale (with discount in many cases) ensuring that our clients receive the best possible value for their investments. Our casks are regularly price checked against others on the market and consistently come out on top.

Question 9

If I bottle my cask, will the Whisky still mature?"

Accepted Answer

No. Whisky only matures in the cask, not in the bottle (unlike wine). Therefore, once bottled the Whisky will not continue to mature.

Question 10

I’ve seen that a lot of investment has gone into increasing distilleries production recently, does this present a risk to me?"

Accepted Answer

Under Scotch Whisky regulation, Scotch must mature for a period of years in Scotland, in fact, the spirit is not officially Scotch Whisky until it has matured for a period of 3 years. The Whisky market is a key commercial market, driven by supply and demand. The age-old dilemma for the industry is that you can’t have a 12 year old Single Malt without allowing it to mature in a warehouse for 12 years, meaning that the supply is based on demand 12 years ago and distilleries can’t simply create aged spirit today which they can sell tomorrow: Time is key.
 
Thus, investment into production by distilleries does not affect already ageing stock and we see the supply and demand gap remaining for years to come, despite investment. With 90% of all Scotch Whisky being bottled or blended by the time it reaches 12 years old, demand for well-aged spirit further outstrips supply, offering a unique opportunity to investors. Growth markets such as India, Africa, South America and Asia have seen double digit growth in exports, showing that the market is buoyant.

Question 11

Has COVID-19 or Brexit affected the market, should I be concerned?"

Accepted Answer

COVID-19 disrupted the consumption and the supply of Scotch Whisky though the reduction in out of home consumption was largely counteracted by an increase of in home consumption and overall consumption figures are widely expected to outstrip pre-pandemic levels as lockdowns around the world ease further and economies open up again. Similarly, Brexit had an impact on exports to the EU, though the USA is by far the largest importer of Scotch Whisky and with the relaxing of US tariffs on Scotch Whisky imports largely coinciding with the timing of Brexit it added a welcome boost to US bound exports and softened the impact of Brexit. We have also seen unprecedented growth in exports to countries such as China, Taiwan, India, Mexico and even Latvia.
As of August 2021, overall export figures were up 30.59% on 2020’s figures and just 10% off 2019’s all time high. Overall, consensus is that we will be seeing new all-time highs in the near future as post Brexit/pandemic support for the industry kicks in coupled with the profile of Whisky drinkers Worldwide expanding, with younger Millennials now considered a key consumer market. We see this as a time for investors to be excited by the prospects within the Whisky market, rather than concerned.

Question 12

Are there large costs for upkeep, storage and insurance?"

Accepted Answer

No, the cost to store and insure a cask is only £50 + VAT per cask per annum. We also include the first 3 years of storage and insurance within the purchase price!

Question 13

Are there any other costs or taxes?

Accepted Answer

All purchase costs are included within the purchase price and other than the ongoing storage and insurance, there are no other ongoing costs. As casks are held in duty suspension (bond), there are no other taxes to consider until selling the casks, unless you wished to remove them from their bonded storage, to take physical ownership or bottle.

Question 14

Do I have to sell my casks via auction or bottle when I wish to sell?

Accepted Answer

When you are looking to sell your casks, in most cases we recommend that you sell the casks whilst still in bond, therefore you don’t need to rely on selling via auction or to bottle to realise your investment. Of course, should you wish to then you can. The Whisky market is a commercial market, therefore provided that casks are priced correctly, the market is often “willing buyer, willing seller” with multiple points of sale available.

Question 15

When I’m looking to sell my casks, what is the process and are there large fees involved?"

Accepted Answer

Our team will find a purchaser and negotiate the best price for you. We have an extensive network covering both institutional and private investors, distillers, private bottlers and collectors. Provided that you are happy with the price offered we will complete the sale and all paperwork. This process takes a maximum of around 1 month to complete though is often much less. To sell the casks, we simply charge 5% of the profit made. What’s better, this is not charged if you have a buyer who you are selling to directly, or if you are reinvesting the proceeds into new casks with ourselves. This fee is significantly reduced on industry standards which range from 5-15% of total transaction value, ensuring our clients receive the best possible value from their Whisky cask investment.

Question 16

I’ve been quoted cask prices in another currency (other than GBP), is this normal?"

Accepted Answer

As mentioned in other questions, Scotch Whisky is a commercial market, with casks being held in Scotland and transacted by corporate entities in Pounds Sterling. Therefore, we would recommend being wary if you have been quoted in a currency other than GBP (unless it is simply used to illustrate the cost in local currency rather than transacting in another currency) as the cask must have been originally purchased, and will be sold, in Sterling. We have seen casks priced in other currencies regularly, though generally these prices have been highly inflated on market value, therefore we always urge our clients to conduct proper due diligence. If you would like our opinion on cask prices or would like to discuss our available casks as a comparison then please get in touch with one of our team.

Question 17

What is the recommended investment timeframe or hold time?

Accepted Answer

Casks can be sold at any time, though the spirit does need to mature to increase in value and offer growth to investors. As a guide we recommend a hold period in the region of 3-5 years as a base, though in certain circumstances this can be reduced. Of course, the longer that a cask matures, the higher the value will increase, so for longer hold periods growth is often inflated further.

Question 18

Do I own the physical cask?

Accepted Answer

Yes, casks are owned by you and held in Government approved bonded storage in Scotland. Under Scotch Whisky regulations, Scotch must be filled, matured and bottled in Scotland to be considered Scotch. Whilst held in bond, the casks are exclusively held in bailment under the required UK Government licenses for you until such time as you wish to sell, bottle or take the cask from bond. If you would like to bottle the cask for consumption or take physical ownership of the cask directly, we are happy to arrange this, though please note that the Whisky would not be able to use the name Scotch Whisky if bottled outside of Scotland.

Question 19

Do I own the physical cask?

Accepted Answer

Yes, casks are owned by you and held in Government approved bonded storage in Scotland. Under Scotch Whisky regulations, Scotch must be filled, matured and bottled in Scotland to be considered Scotch. Whilst held in bond, the casks are exclusively held in bailment under the required UK Government licenses for you until such time as you wish to sell, bottle or take the cask from bond. If you would like to bottle the cask for consumption or take physical ownership of the cask directly, we are happy to arrange this, though please note that the Whisky would not be able to use the name Scotch Whisky if bottled outside of Scotland.

Question 20

What kind of cars do you have access to?

Accepted Answer

We have access to thousands of rare classic, hyper and supercars. Whether you’re looking for a timeless classic or a one of a kind model, we pride ourselves on being able to source some of the most unique options for our clients. Whether the car of your dreams is a British classic, European hypercar or an American icon, we can find it.

Question 21

Do Altvest offer advice on which artists to invest in?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we work with select international galleries to offer clients exclusive access to some of the best artists on the art scene, as well as blue chip household name artists. We pride ourselves on offering investors trusted advice on emerging, established and blue chip art investments.

Question 22

What are Alternative Investments?

Accepted Answer

The term Alternative Investment covers multiple assets, essentially any asset which lie outside of traditional mainstream financial markets such as stocks, bonds, commodities and traditional funds/ETF’s. Under the alternative umbrella, you will find varying assets from antiques and rare coins to private equity, venture capital deals to Scotch whisky and classic cars. The list of assets under the alternative banner is ever increasing as investment worthy assets come to the fore, with cryptocurrencies being the latest to break onto the scene.

Question 23

I’m looking for a specific car, can you source?"

Accepted Answer

Yes. A large number of our clients have an idea of the car they wish to purchase. Here at Altvest we have partnered with some of the world’s leading experts in classic and supercars, with access to the worlds most renowned car clubs, so sourcing specific cars is commonplace for us. Whether it’s a new hypercar with factory miles, customised to your specific specifications or a low mileage classic, get in touch with our team who will be happy to help.

Question 24

I’ve seen very high growth figures quoted, are these realistic and achievable?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, historical data supports claims of investment returns consistently in the 10-20%p.a. range. However, this is very dependent on the right purchase price being secured.

Question 25

I’ve seen very high growth figures quoted, are these realistic and achievable?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, historical data supports claims of investment returns consistently in the 10-20%p.a. range. However, this is very dependent on the right purchase price being secured.

Question 26

Why Alternative Investments?

Accepted Answer

Alternative Investments offer investors diversification and growth non correlated to traditional financial markets. Their popularity and importance has risen substantially over the past 20 years, particularly in the wake of the financial crisis in 2008-2009. Whilst traditionally only accessible for high net worth investors and institutions, companies such as Altvest Capital Partners have made quality alternative investments accessible to investors of all kinds, allowing everyone to participate and benefit from some exceptional assets and the growth, tax efficiency, protection and diversification which they offer.

Question 27

What kind of artists do you invest in?

Accepted Answer

Art is an emotive investment and as such, we don’t limit ourselves to any genre, medium or locale when selecting art as an investment. Our portfolio of artists cover every genre from graffiti artists to contemporary portrait artists and beyond. We find that each client has their own preference when it comes to subject, medium, style and as such we offer options across the spectrum to offer options which are both aesthetically and financially pleasing to each client.

Question 28

Are the artworks stored securely or can I have them delivered to my home to enjoy?

Accepted Answer

Artworks can either be held securely in specialist storage in the UK, or delivered and expertly installed to you at your home or office. We will discuss these options with you when selecting pieces and ultimately, the best location to keep them will be based on your own preferences and goals. If you are looking to art as a pure investment, having the works stored in controlled conditions, available to be presented at future exhibitions or shows is generally beneficial, cost effective and ultimately offers the best returns. However, if you would like to enjoy the works and view the process as more of a possession than an investment asset, you may prefer to have the works delivered to you to enjoy daily.

Question 29

How do I know that the cask exists?

Accepted Answer

When Whisky is filled in the cask, it is given a unique cask number and is logged with HMRC, who follow its progress until it is removed from duty suspension (bonded storage), when tax and duty become due. As Whisky is a key commercial market in the UK, the seller, purchaser and storage facility are all under the watchful eye of HMRC directly. In addition to the purchase agreement which details all aspects of your investment, you will receive an ownership certificate which details the specific cask details, including the exact location of where the cask is held. You can also arrange to visit your cask or for a sample to be drawn from the cask should you wish.

Question 30

How can I use alternative assets to diversify my investment portfolio?

Accepted Answer

Here at Altvest, we offer each client exclusive opportunities to build alternative asset portfolios. Each of the assets we manage offer diversification and returns which are not correlated to financial markets, thus acting as the ultimate diversification tool. Whether you are looking at a certain asset to diversify your portfolio with, or would like to build a robust portfolio consisting of several alternative assets, here at Altvest we are best placed to assist, advise and execute.

Question 31

How unique are the cars which you offer clients?

Accepted Answer

We have access to thousands of limited edition models, some of these models are one-off prototypes or showcars which will never be produced again. A large number of the cars we access are limited below 50 produced, so you can be sure that you won’t pull up next to another at the traffic lights, as well as have a jaw dropping machine which to attract attention should you wish to take your dream car to a prestigious car show.

Question 32

How do I know that the cask exists?

Accepted Answer

When Whisky is filled in the cask, it is given a unique cask number and is logged with HMRC, who follow its progress until it is removed from duty suspension (bonded storage), when tax and duty become due. As Whisky is a key commercial market in the UK, the seller, purchaser and storage facility are all under the watchful eye of HMRC directly. In addition to the purchase agreement which details all aspects of your investment, you will receive an ownership certificate which details the specific cask details, including the exact location of where the cask is held. You can also arrange to visit your cask or for a sample to be drawn from the cask should you wish.

Question 33

Can Casks be held in joint names, by a company or by a trust?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, casks can be held in an individual’s name, jointly, under a company or by a trust company.

Question 34

Are artworks insured?

Accepted Answer

If artworks are held in storage then they are insured at the facility. If you are having the works delivered to you then separate insurance would need to be arranged by you.

Question 35

Can Casks be held in joint names, by a company or by a trust?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, casks can be held in an individual’s name, jointly, under a company or by a trust company.

Question 36

Can the cars be delivered to me?

Accepted Answer

Yes, cars can be delivered for you to enjoy or we can assist to arrange storage if this is preferred.

Question 37

Using Alternative assets to counteract inflation and negative interest rates

Accepted Answer

As of year end 2021, we are seeing the recovery from the global pandemic accelerate. With this, we have the worry of high inflation and negative interest rates. This is a significant worry for investors as cash has become more of a guaranteed depreciating asset than it was just a year or two ago. Investors are seeking quality alternatives to act as both a store of value as well as a growth component for their portfolios. A key component of our portfolio construction is to provide stable growth for client portfolios, whilst offering both diversification and protection to investors, ensuring that our clients are well placed in the current global situation.

Question 38

How long does the purchase process take?

Accepted Answer

Once you have decided which casks you wish to invest in, the process is straightforward and can be completed within a couple of days.

Question 39

How long does the purchase process take?

Accepted Answer

Once you have decided which casks you wish to invest in, the process is straightforward and can be completed within a couple of days.

Question 40

How have alternative investments performed compared to traditional financial markets?

Accepted Answer

Certain alternative investments have consistently outperformed traditional financial markets over the past decade, resulting in increased focus and investment being allocated to alternative and real asset portfolios by institutional and retail investors. Over the past decade, end 2010 to 2020, the MSCI All Country World Index returned just 165%, which bearing in mind includes the rally which came on the
back of the 2008 financial crisis (which didn’t affect alternative markets in the same way), should open the eyes of investors into the real value which alternative assets offer. By contrast, certain key alternative investments outperformed whilst offering far less volatility, such as Fine Whisky which returned 478% over the same period and Classic & Supercars returning 193%.

Question 41

How much do artworks generally cost?

Accepted Answer

Prices vary massively dependent on a number of factors, such as artist, size of the piece and medium. Emerging artists can offer opportunities with relatively low entry levels starting from around £2,000, though more established and blue chip artists entry levels can be significantly higher. As a guide, we can create portfolios to suit investment levels from around £20,000 and work with each client to create bespoke portfolios to fit each specific client.

Question 42

If held in storage, is it possible for me to visit and drive the car?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, you own the car and will be able to visit the storage facility and drive the car should you wish.

Question 43

What are the general investment returns and timeframe?

Accepted Answer

As a guide, for emerging artists we regularly see returns in the region of 20-30% over an 18-24 month period. Blue chip art can vary significantly though a base expectation should be in the range of between 5-10% per annum.

Question 44

Are all of the cars you have access to old classics, or do you also deal in new models?"

Accepted Answer

We have a vast array of both new and classic cars, including models yet to be built which can be customised by you to your own specifications. A number of our classic cars come at the highest spec with a number being truly unique.

Question 45

Can Altvest assist me in deciding which casks I should invest in?

Accepted Answer

We hand pick investment grade casks to offer our clients, based on the criteria above, so you can rest assured that the casks which we have available all pass our strict quality controls. We are happy to advise or provide options to suit your specific needs and investment goals, feel free to ask.

Question 46

Are Alternative Assets as volatile as financial markets?

Accepted Answer

Alternative assets do not react to global events in the same way as financial markets, as they generally have a purpose for use and as such are far less sensitive to negative developments, be it economic, political or unforeseen major events such as we’ve seen recently via the coronavirus pandemic. During the latter, financial markets experienced a period of extreme volatility, however the same cannot be said for the majority of alternative assets. Whilst there were short term fluctuations in pricing in some alternative spaces, on the whole this was far less extreme than the volatility experienced within financial markets. Furthermore, the fast paced recovery of alternative assets further underlines their resilience, with record breaking highs and new, exciting alternative assets becoming a relative norm.

Question 47

Can Altvest assist me in deciding which casks I should invest in?

Accepted Answer

We hand pick investment grade casks to offer our clients, based on the criteria above, so you can rest assured that the casks which we have available all pass our strict quality controls. We are happy to advise or provide options to suit your specific needs and investment goals, feel free to ask.

Question 48

I know what I’m looking to buy, can you source art specifically to my requirements?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, we have access to thousands of artworks through galleries across the globe. Get in touch with our team if you are looking for a specific artist or type of artwork and we’ll be happy to discuss.

Question 49

What about evaporation, will the Whisky simply disappear?"

Accepted Answer

As casks are made of oak, they are porous. Evaporation occurs as the spirit interacts with the wood, though this is a positive as up to 80% of the flavour comes from this process. Evaporation is commonly known as the “Angels Share” and is minimal, accounting for a loss in bulk litres of around 1-2% per annum, with a loss of ABV at around 0.5% per annum. At filling, casks are filled at a higher ABV rate to allow for this process to take place, as well as casks being regularly checked to ensure that everything is in order. Recent RLA/ABV figures are provided at time of purchase and we can regauge casks at any time.

Question 50

What about evaporation, will the Whisky simply disappear?"

Accepted Answer

As casks are made of oak, they are porous. Evaporation occurs as the spirit interacts with the wood, though this is a positive as up to 80% of the flavour comes from this process. Evaporation is commonly known as the “Angels Share” and is minimal, accounting for a loss in bulk litres of around 1-2% per annum, with a loss of ABV at around 0.5% per annum. At filling, casks are filled at a higher ABV rate to allow for this process to take place, as well as casks being regularly checked to ensure that everything is in order. Recent RLA/ABV figures are provided at time of purchase and we can regauge casks at any time.

Question 51

I’m looking to create a portfolio of cars, can you offer advice on constructing a portfolio?"

Question 52

How have other alternatives performed in comparison to gold?

Question 53

What risks are associated and how can I protect against them?

Question 54

I’m looking for something special, can Altvest commission an artwork specifically for me where I can be involved in the creative process?"

Question 55

Why is now a good time to invest in alternative assets?

Question 56

What risks are associated and how can I protect against them?

Question 57

If I bottle my cask, will the Whisky still mature?"

Question 58

If I bottle my cask, will the Whisky still mature?"

Question 59

I’ve seen that a lot of investment has gone into increasing distilleries production recently, does this present a risk to me?"

Question 60

I’ve seen that a lot of investment has gone into increasing distilleries production recently, does this present a risk to me?"

Question 61

Has COVID-19 or Brexit affected the market, should I be concerned?"

Question 62

Has COVID-19 or Brexit affected the market, should I be concerned?"

Question 63

Are there large costs for upkeep, storage and insurance?"

Question 64

Are there large costs for upkeep, storage and insurance?"

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I own the physical cask?

I’ve seen very high growth figures quoted, are these realistic and achievable?"

How do I know that the cask exists?

Can Casks be held in joint names, by a company or by a trust?"

How long does the purchase process take?

Can Altvest assist me in deciding which casks I should invest in?

What about evaporation, will the Whisky simply disappear?"

What risks are associated and how can I protect against them?

If I bottle my cask, will the Whisky still mature?"

I’ve seen that a lot of investment has gone into increasing distilleries production recently, does this present a risk to me?"

Has COVID-19 or Brexit affected the market, should I be concerned?"

Are there large costs for upkeep, storage and insurance?"

Are there any other costs or taxes?

Do I have to sell my casks via auction or bottle when I wish to sell?

When I’m looking to sell my casks, what is the process and are there large fees involved?"

I’ve been quoted cask prices in another currency (other than GBP), is this normal?"

What is the recommended investment timeframe or hold time?

Do I own the physical cask?

Do I own the physical cask?

What kind of cars do you have access to?

Do Altvest offer advice on which artists to invest in?

What are Alternative Investments?

I’m looking for a specific car, can you source?"

I’ve seen very high growth figures quoted, are these realistic and achievable?"

I’ve seen very high growth figures quoted, are these realistic and achievable?"

Why Alternative Investments?

What kind of artists do you invest in?

Are the artworks stored securely or can I have them delivered to my home to enjoy?

How do I know that the cask exists?

How can I use alternative assets to diversify my investment portfolio?

How unique are the cars which you offer clients?

How do I know that the cask exists?

Can Casks be held in joint names, by a company or by a trust?"

Are artworks insured?

Can Casks be held in joint names, by a company or by a trust?"

Can the cars be delivered to me?

Using Alternative assets to counteract inflation and negative interest rates

How long does the purchase process take?

How long does the purchase process take?

How have alternative investments performed compared to traditional financial markets?

How much do artworks generally cost?

If held in storage, is it possible for me to visit and drive the car?"

What are the general investment returns and timeframe?

Are all of the cars you have access to old classics, or do you also deal in new models?"

Can Altvest assist me in deciding which casks I should invest in?

Are Alternative Assets as volatile as financial markets?

Can Altvest assist me in deciding which casks I should invest in?

I know what I’m looking to buy, can you source art specifically to my requirements?"

What about evaporation, will the Whisky simply disappear?"

What about evaporation, will the Whisky simply disappear?"

I’m looking to create a portfolio of cars, can you offer advice on constructing a portfolio?"

How have other alternatives performed in comparison to gold?

What risks are associated and how can I protect against them?

I’m looking for something special, can Altvest commission an artwork specifically for me where I can be involved in the creative process?"

Why is now a good time to invest in alternative assets?

What risks are associated and how can I protect against them?

If I bottle my cask, will the Whisky still mature?"

If I bottle my cask, will the Whisky still mature?"

I’ve seen that a lot of investment has gone into increasing distilleries production recently, does this present a risk to me?"

I’ve seen that a lot of investment has gone into increasing distilleries production recently, does this present a risk to me?"

Has COVID-19 or Brexit affected the market, should I be concerned?"

Has COVID-19 or Brexit affected the market, should I be concerned?"

Are there large costs for upkeep, storage and insurance?"

Are there large costs for upkeep, storage and insurance?"

Are there any other costs or taxes?

Are there any other costs or taxes?

Do I have to sell my casks via auction or bottle when I wish to sell?

Do I have to sell my casks via auction or bottle when I wish to sell?

When I’m looking to sell my casks, what is the process and are there large fees involved?"

When I’m looking to sell my casks, what is the process and are there large fees involved?"

I’ve been quoted cask prices in another currency (other than GBP), is this normal?"

I’ve been quoted cask prices in another currency (other than GBP), is this normal?"

What is the recommended investment timeframe or hold time?

What is the recommended investment timeframe or hold time?

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