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What you’ll see

A tailored projection, an indicative shortlist shape, and a working-day call with a named portfolio adviser. Modelled on VCL Vintners’ verified five-year average.

Your indicative projection on the verified 5-year average.
Your recommended shortlist shape, by region and hold.
A working-day call with a portfolio adviser.

Modelled on VCL Vintners’ verified 5-year average

12.52% Five-year
average return

217 Client exits,
2025

£4.88M Paid to clients,
16 months

Preview · your projection Two answers to unlock yours

How we use this

A bracket is enough.

We size the projection and shape the shortlist around your range. Your adviser refines the exact figure with you on the call.

Verified track record

12.52% over five years.

VCL Vintners’ verified five-year average exit return. Casks need time to mature for the cycle to play out, which is why we recommend five years or more.

Tax-efficient

A wasting asset, HMRC-defined.

Gains on the sale of a cask are exempt from Capital Gains Tax. Your adviser will walk you through how this maps to your goals.

What happens next

One adviser, one call.

A portfolio adviser will reach out on the next working day with your tailored shortlist. No sales rotation, no automated chase.

The math

Simple growth at 12.52%.

Your indicative range applies the verified five-year average return to your starting capital across your horizon. Past performance is illustrative, not a forecast.

What happens next

One adviser, one call.

A portfolio adviser will reach out on the next working day with your tailored shortlist. No sales rotation, no automated chase.

Two answers · about 90 seconds

Your cask projection, in two answers.

Your starting budget and your time horizon. That’s all we need to build your indicative projection — your adviser builds the shortlist next.

Casks held in your name on warehouse paperwork.
HMRC-licenced AWRS operator. Stored in bonded warehouses in Scotland.
One named portfolio adviser — no sales rotation, no automated chase.

Step one · Your starting budget

How much are you looking to invest?

A rough range is fine. We use it to pitch the projection and the shortlist at the right level.

Step two · How long

How long can you leave it alone?

Casks are real assets. They take time to mature and the tax advantages depend on holding through the cycle. We recommend five years or more. Your timeline shapes the projection we will show you next.

Calculating your projection

Step three · Refine your shortlist

What are you building toward?

Pick as many as feel right. Your adviser uses these to choose the cask profiles most relevant to your goals.

Step four · Confirm your details

Confirm your details and we will send your shortlist.

A portfolio adviser will be in touch with your personalised shortlist.

Your details

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We’ll call you once, at a time that suits you, to walk through your recommendation.

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Your shortlist is being built

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A Malt Club portfolio adviser is reviewing your inputs now.

The brief we’re building

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Indicative value —

Recommended shortlist shape

Balanced shortlist

Two casks across complementary regions, balanced for risk and yield.

What happens next. Your adviser will call you on the next working day on the number you gave us to walk through the shortlist. No charge, no obligation. Prefer to pick the time? Email info@maltclub.co.uk.

Back to the guide

This brief is a working summary, not a regulated investment recommendation. Cask whisky investment is unregulated and not protected by the FSCS or FOS. Past performance is not a guide to future returns. Capital is at risk. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances.