Amidst volatile markets, Whiskey & Wealth Club has seen increased interest in cask whiskey ownership.

Whiskey & Wealth Club offers both private investors and funds the opportunity to buy cask whiskey at ultra-wholesale prices.

This comes as investors increasingly look to hedge against the crashing financial markets with asset backed investments

The Coronavirus outbreak and subsequent crash of global stock markets has led to many investors and shareholders suffering significant repercussions with investment values plummeting.

Cask whiskey ownership is becoming increasingly popular among those looking for alternative assets.

Companies like the Whiskey & Wealth Club have made a business of connecting individual whiskey lovers with Irish distilleries and enabling them to buy casks.

With the Emerald Isle’s St Patrick’s Day on the not-too-distant horizon, thoughts inevitably turn to iconic festivities to be enjoyed.

Whiskey & Wealth Club is an innovative cask whiskey brokerage changing the way clients can get involved in the whiskey industry.

Whiskey & Wealth Club offers clients the chance to purchase casks of new make spirit from distilleries. These casks are then stored in a secure bonded warehouse before being bottled and sold or matured for a longer period.

Whiskey & Wealth Club have set their sights set on further success for 2020, targeting a 140% revenue increase to €24m. In only its third year of operating, its headcount is set to rise by 48%.

Whether you’re sourcing direct from distillery or exploring your options through a third party, Master of Malt share their tips for buying booze by the barrel. Read more.

Jay Bradley launched Whiskey & Wealth Club with a simple goal: to help private clients buy cask whiskey and then watch their assets mature.

Whiskey & Wealth Club announce their first move into Scotch whisky after establishing themselves as the premier broker of Irish cask whiskey to private clients.

The London-based business offers clients the chance to buy Irish cask whiskey and Scotch cask whisky at cheaper prices than directly from distillers themselves.