CaskCap is a trading style of London Cask Co Ltd (Company Number - 13327177).

You must beCaskCap are not tax experts or financial advisers. If you need further clarification or advice on cask whiskey purchasing please contact your financial adviserand tax specialist.
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CaskCap is not a regulated entity and Cask Whiskey Investments are unregulated in the UK, therefore, any investment in Cask Whiskey is not subject toFinancial Conduct Authority (FCA), Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) or Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) protection.

1. CaskCap are not tax experts. If you need further clarification or advice on cask whiskey purchase please contact your tax specialist or accountant.

2. We are not financial advisers, and the information in our brochure and on our website is purely to inform you about the nature of the whiskey industry so that you can make an informed decision should you choose to purchase a cask. We recommend you to speak to your financial adviser in the first instance.

3. The value of cask whiskey can go up as well as down. If you wish to speak to someone regarding the cask buying process or any points raised in this guide or our website, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

4. Past and current performance does not imply that future trends will follow the same or similar pattern. Projections stated may not be achieved. This is  an unregulated product and therefore investing in this asset does not afford the same protection as regulated products, any investment is, therefore, speculative.

5. If you wish to sample or bottle your cask. Please be aware duty and VAT will be due before the whiskey has been bottled and the finished goods are removed  from the HMRC or The Revenue licence warehouse. This remains the responsibility of the cask owner.

6. It is advisable to perform regular health checks on your cask every 3 years. Cask services are chargeable to the client, these include, regauging, samples  and photographs.

7. Certain fees may apply – Please speak to one of our consultants to find out more.

8. Casks of whiskey are subject to the "Angel's Share" which is normal evaporation under warehouse conditions. Expected annual loss of strength and volume is 2%.