The recent Autumn Statement from the Chancellor has introduced significant changes to the UK’s tax landscape, leaving many investors looking for alternative, tax-efficient investment opportunities.
Let’s dive into the essentials of CGT, how it affects traditional investments, and how cask whisky investments can provide a CGT free opportunity.
The Glenturret has started the transition to move away from using peated malt in its production in 2025 and will later remove peated expressions from its core range from 2026.
The Macallan has unveiled its oldest release to date—a remarkable 84-year-old single malt Scotch.
On the 29th of June, Vintage Acquisitions was thrilled to welcome our valued clients to the historic Annandale Distillery for an exclusive cask-filling day.
The recent Labour election win and what it might mean to our clients holding cask whisky portfolios from a taxation perspective.
Investing in whisky casks has become an interesting alternative in the investment world. Unlike traditional assets, whisky casks offer a unique combination of being physical assets and having the potential for high returns.
Cask whisky investment is an alternative investment option where investors purchase whole casks of whisky, allowing it to mature over time before selling it for a potential profit.