Both whiskey brands and distilleries operate in a capital-intensive industry. For brands that do not own their own distilleries, the primary long-term capital requirement is the acquisition of whiskey from contract distillers. Read about our perspective below. #debt #equity #investbev
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Discover the latest insights from Ryan Fazackerley, the Director of Cask Sales at Whisky 1901, as he delves into the world of Whisky Investment: Prioritising Quality Over Quantity! Despite a potential slowdown in premiumisation rates, the allure of whisky as an alternative investment is skyrocketing. Find out why - https://lnkd.in/eUKQM2Ny #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #InvestmentInsight
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Did you know that whiskey in barrels gets more valuable over time? 🥃 Distilleries have a tough business model, especially when they need to wait years before they can sell their aged products. To bridge the gap, many distilleries use barrels as a form of bridge capital, attracting investors to fund their growth and operations. 📈 Investing in whiskey is not just a passion; it's a smart financial move! #RealEstate #PassiveInvesting #WhiskeyInvestment #LiquidGold #DistilleryLife
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Did you know that whiskey in barrels gets more valuable over time? 🥃 Distilleries have a tough business model, especially when they need to wait years before they can sell their aged products. To bridge the gap, many distilleries use barrels as a form of bridge capital, attracting investors to fund their growth and operations. 📈 Investing in whiskey is not just a passion; it's a smart financial move! #RealEstate #PassiveInvesting #WhiskeyInvestment #LiquidGold #DistilleryLife
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Did you know that whiskey in barrels gets more valuable over time? 🥃 Distilleries have a tough business model, especially when they need to wait years before they can sell their aged products. To bridge the gap, many distilleries use barrels as a form of bridge capital, attracting investors to fund their growth and operations. 📈 Investing in whiskey is not just a passion; it's a smart financial move! #RealEstate #PassiveInvesting #WhiskeyInvestment #LiquidGold #DistilleryLife
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what makes whisky a fascinating acquisition? Scotch whisky has grown in popularity over the years. Whisky has frequently shown exceptional price growth, outperforming many traditional assets such as stocks and bonds. Rarity and limited availability from premium manufacturers and small-scale producers contribute to its appeal, making them highly sought after by collectors. Global demand for whisky, especially in emerging markets such as China and India, has further fuelled its market growth. Whisky provides the benefit of diversity for banks, as it is not correlated with traditional financial markets. In addition, whisky is a physical asset and potential hedge against inflation, providing clients with tangible value. While risk and market awareness are important considerations, acquiring whisky offers the opportunity to navigate a unique and potentially rewarding strategy. Whisky has a captivating history that goes back hundreds of years. The art of distillation was introduced to Scotland around 1000 AD by traveling monks from Europe. In a land lacking grapes, the resourceful Scots turned to fermenting grains, giving birth to the production of Scotch whisky. In 1725, after the union of England and Scotland, the malt tax was implemented. This led to the closure of many Scottish distilleries, but some resorted to operating illegally in hidden corners. During the 18th century, it is believed that nearly half of the whisky in Scotland was produced illicitly. The whisky market faced a significant setback from 1920 to 1933 when the United States, the largest importer of Scotch whisky, enacted alcohol prohibition laws. However, in 1933, alcohol sales were allowed to resume, leading to exceptional growth in the market. Fast-forward to today, and whisky has expanded its reach to countries all around the world. At Cartwright Jenson Group, our goal is to support clients in making sounder asset acquisitions. Based in Westminster, we provide a professional service throughout London and beyond. Give us a call 020 3411 8101 Send us a message [email protected] Office location London Victoria, Audley House, 13 Palace Street, SW1E 5HX Download our brochure As with other forms of asset acquisition, there is always a risk that your assets could decrease in value. Please review our full disclaimer before purchasing. Cartwright Jenson Group Ltd, registered as a limited company in England and Wales under company number: 14893380. Registered Company Address: London Victoria, Audley House, 13 Palace Street, SW1E 5HX WOWGR - GBOG031046400 certified
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Whisky bottles investment must be interpreted as an investment by a cashier and not by a speculator. The difference between the two investment methods is the liquidation timing. However, between being a stock market securities drawer and holding rare bottles of whisky, a lot changes in terms of the certainty of limiting losses. A rare tangible asset owned exclusively by the investor embodies a certain value, unlike a stock market security whose value is determined in real time, with fluctuations and "price potholes" that could cause you to lose all the money invested in a fraction of a second. Finally, the CGT, or Capital Gain Tax, which is always due on stock market, while in the case of collectible whiskies in many jurisdictions the category is totally exempt. The advantages of whisky bottles investment doesn’t stop here, that’s why we invite you to visit our blog www.yourspiritsclub.com if you want to know furthermore aboutthis profitable and prestigious asset which banks and funds are investing in. #InvestmentOpportunity #LuxuryInvestments #SpiritsMarket #PremiumSpirits #ChichibuWhisky #WhiskyVsStocks
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We are proud to share the latest review we received by one of our investors, which highlights our commitment to excellence and demonstrates that investing in whisky bottles, when done with knowledge and professionalism, is an extremely rewarding activity—not only for the profits but also for the bonds of mutual trust that are built. Thank you to Damiano for the kind words, and we look forward to continuing to serve you in the best possible way. #InvestmentOpportunity #LuxuryInvestments #SpiritsMarket #PremiumSpirits #Reviews #GoogleReview
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