Our business is whisky, aged for over 10 years
We are a family-owned company and among the world’s foremost experts in rare and old whisky, serving clients around the world from our offices in Edinburgh, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Our reach and library of liquid is unrivalled and we've spent the past decade taking great pride in helping clients find a whisky that perfectly suits their individual needs.
Whether a unique cask you wish to enjoy now, a newly distilled expression that will age with time or a limited edition bottle release finding the right whisky should be an experience.
Our passionate team of whisky experts have, between them, over 100 years of knowledge and are perfectly placed to take you on a journey, a journey through Scotland and a journey from cask to glass.
How it started
Over a decade ago we embarked on the journey of a lifetime, touring the world’s most iconic Scottish distilleries to satisfy a deep seeded passion for fine whisky.
With each visit our appreciation grew for the craftsmanship, care and vision required to produce a mere drop of 'liquid gold'.
The magic
As we stood gazing up at hundreds of casks in a distillery warehouse, we were drawn in by the history and unique character of every barrel. Each had its own story that would one day live on through the whisky it contained. Decades of meticulous care, just waiting. The experience was so inspiring that we had a new dream: to own a cask for ourselves.
We spent months travelling around Scotland, learning the industry. Our knowledge grew and so did our portfolio of casks.
Word travelled quickly and soon we were helping others around the world. What had started as a personal pursuit transformed into something quite special.
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What we do
Inspired by Scotland: our duty to the Scottish Wilderness
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We're delighted to be working with Trees4Scotland - a local group who are working hard to reforest the native woodlands of Scotland. Every cask of whisky we sell generates a donation towards the work of Trees4Scotland, which funds the planting of new oak trees and the other species needed for a healthy broadleaf forest. This allows them to continue their work translating the wood of the cask that was purchased into new oak trees - and there's a pleasing circularity to that.
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