Every cask here carries a record: its distillery, cask number and fill, where it's stored, and exactly what has and hasn't been confirmed. Buy it from us at the listed price, and the bonded warehouse confirms it into your name.
Casks are priced by the litre of alcohol. We show that number on every cask, so you can compare any quote, from us or anyone else.
Check a quote →Why buy a cask, then? Because you want to own real Scotch, maturing in your name, bought at a fair price you can check.
Sold by The Whisky Index at the listed price. Nothing is added at checkout.
Casks in bond aren't photographed one by one. It isn't how the industry works, and a stock image would tell you nothing about the cask you're buying.
So every cask is drawn from its own registered data: the stencil on its head, the size of its cask type, the colour of its wood. No two look alike, because no two records are alike.
Compare a quote against the evidence we hold: comparable registered casks and completed sales. Every estimate shows its confidence, and where there isn't enough evidence, we say so.
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These are current asking prices on The Whisky Index, not a valuation. Age isn't yet accounted for, and age affects price significantly.
Check your own quote →The cask stays in bond. You don't take delivery of a whole cask; it matures where it is, in your name.
Storage and insurance — depends on price. Casks priced over £8,000 include 3 years of storage and insurance at Campbeltown Bond, from the date ownership transfers to you. After that — or for casks at £8,000 or under, from the start — Campbeltown Bond charges its standard rates directly to you, which we confirm before you buy. Either way, we move your cask to Campbeltown Bond at our own cost. Other warehouse services, such as regauging or sampling, aren't included.
Buying from the EU or EEA? You have 14 days to withdraw after the warehouse confirms the transfer.
No promises on value. Value can fall as well as rise, and we don't guarantee a resale price or a buyer.
Tell us what you have. We'll explain what can be checked, what's still unknown, and the route to market.
Start a selling review →Register a cask you own, whether or not you ever sell it, so its details and history live in one place.
Register a cask →A real person, happy to explain any cask or how the whole process works. No obligation.
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