The cask register

Your whisky cask,
confirmed as yours.

Your broker and warehouse confirm it on an independent record. An extra check against cask fraud.

The cask end: a 1970 Speyside cask, its stencils worn into red and blue paint

Example record

Speyside single malt

Filled 1970 · Cask 108

Ownership
VerifiedBroker and warehouse have both confirmed
Confirmed by
  • Brokerthe sale
  • Warehousecustody
  • Distilleryfill records
Cask end
Photographed and fingerprintedStencils, grain, stains, wear and hoops
Repeat check
ClearNo repeat registration or close match
History
Filled 1970 · 2 regauges · 1 rerackKept on the record through every sale
Value
Private estimateSeen by the owner only

Owners look for proof it’s theirs, its history, and what it’s worth.

Buyers look for who’s confirmed it, its history and the repeat check, before any money moves.

Partners look for their own line: your confirmation, in your name, on the cask’s record.

See a real cask record

Paper changes hands. History disappears.

A warehouse rotation-number label stapled to the end of a Mortlach 1990 cask
A label on the cask says where it sits. It doesn’t say who owns it.
  • Delivery orders prove less than buyers think.

    They come from the seller’s side of the deal. On their own, they don’t show who owns the cask today.

  • The history rarely survives a resale.

    The fill year stays on the cask. The OLA, regauges and reracks usually get lost along the way.

  • Nobody independent checks.

    Broker, warehouse and distillery each keep their own books. No one outside the deal puts them side by side.

  • Cask sales aren’t regulated.

    There’s no FCA oversight, and no ombudsman to go to if something goes wrong.

One record. Four jobs.

See how it works
  • Prove it’s yours

    Verified once your broker confirms the sale and your warehouse confirms custody.

  • Photographed and fingerprinted

    The cask end’s stencils, grain, stains and wear, kept on the record.

  • Know what it’s worth

    An estimated value on your dashboard, private to you.

  • Sell it with its story

    One link for a buyer: confirmations, photos, regauges and reracks.

Independent. We don’t buy, sell or store casks.

We’re not on either side of the deal. We keep the record.

Put your cask on the record.

Register it, and we’ll ask your broker and warehouse to confirm.

£2.99 a month per cask, billed annually.