Whisky casks for sale

This refill Bourbon barrel of Clynelish was filled on 17th June 2025 at a natural cask strength of 63.6% ABV. A refill cask ensures that the spirit’s hallmark waxiness is allowed to shine, complemented by gentle maritime freshness, orchard fruits, and a touch of spice. Over time, the maturation will gradually weave these elements together, building depth without masking the distillery’s singular character. The barrel was filled with roughly 200 litres of new make spirit.

These refill hogshead casks were filled on 7th October 2024 at a robust 63.6% ABV. With an Original Litres of Alcohol (OLA) of 142.52, it offers a compelling long-term maturation potential. Expect classic Caol Ila character: clean peat smoke, coastal salinity, and a bright, citrus-driven core that will evolve beautifully over time.

This offer includes three years of storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.

Casks from this parcel of new make Peallach were filled on 5 December 2025 at a natural strength of 63.5% ABV into first fill sherry hogsheads with a capacity of 250 litres. The combination of heavily peated island spirit and rich sherry wood is particularly compelling. Sherry maturation has a proven track record of rounding and softening intense smoke while adding depth, sweetness and structure, a style that has historically attracted strong demand from both drinkers and collectors. This marriage of peat and sherry is expected to enhance complexity without diminishing the whisky’s maritime intensity, often commanding a premium as the cask matures.

Included in the price is three years of professional storage and insurance at Braeside Bond. Please note that if bottled, this whisky will be labelled as `Peallach, distilled at Tobermory`.

These casks were filled on 25 May 2026 into 2nd Fill Sherry Hogsheads at a filling strength of 63.5% ABV. Mortlach`s rich, full-bodied spirit is exceptionally well suited to sherry maturation, allowing the whisky to develop layers of dried fruit, dark chocolate, roasted nuts and warming spice whilst retaining the distillery`s signature weight and savoury complexity. A second-fill sherry cask provides a more balanced maturation than a fresh sherry cask, allowing the distillery character to remain at the forefront while gradually building elegance and depth over time. With approximately 229 to 248 bulk litres remaining in each cask, these represent an attractive opportunity to acquire young spirit from one of Speyside`s most respected names at the very start of its maturation journey.

Filled at 63.5% ABV with an Original Litres of Alcohol (OLA) of approximately 310, it promises a complex and balanced development over time. Expect powerful peat smoke, coastal salinity, and a refined sherry cask influence as it matures.

This offer includes three years of storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.

Distilled in 2018 and filled into a refill barrel, this Auchentoshan whisky has developed with a balance of fresh distillate character and subtle oak influence. Bottled at a robust 60-61% ABV, it retains a vibrant and structured profile. Expect bright citrus zest and honeyed malt on the nose, with hints of vanilla and gentle spice from the oak.

The cask was filled on the 26th January 2018 and regauged on the 11th February 2025. Currently, it is estimated to yield around 240 bottles and the ABV is currently 60-61%.

Included in the price is three years professional storage and insurance at Braeside Bond, taking the whisky to over 10 years age.

The cask was filled on the 13th September 2024. At the time of filling, the cask was estimated to yield approximately 320 bottles. Included in the price is three years professional storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.

Royal Brackla Distillery was established in 1812 by Captain William Fraser near Cawdor in the Scottish Highlands. It was the first Scotch whisky to receive a Royal Warrant, awarded in 1833 by King William IV, a distinction held by only three distilleries. Ownership passed through several hands before becoming part of John Dewar & Sons under Bacardi Limited.

Royal Brackla produces whisky using traditional Highland methods, with Oregon pine washbacks and copper pot stills featuring boil balls to refine the spirit. Water from the Cawdor Burn contributes to the whisky’s Highland profile.

Produced in limited quantities, Ledaig whisky is prized by enthusiasts for its full-bodied peat smoke (filled into cask at 40ppm), oily texture, and complex notes of brine, pepper, and cured meat. It’s a style that often matures beautifully over time, gaining layers of maritime depth and earthiness that are sought after by independent bottlers and collectors alike.

This offer includes includes three years storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.

This 200-litre first fill bourbon barrel was filled on 18th February 2025 with new make spirit at a natural cask strength of 63.6% ABV. The American oak cask will bring notes of vanilla, caramel, and toasted oak, complementing Laphroaig’s robust peat smoke and maritime salinity. With around 200.9 litres of spirit, the cask offers significant ageing potential, promising a whisky of depth, power, and evolving complexity over time.

The purchase price includes three years of professional storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.