W H I S K E Y & W E A LT H

CLUB
 INDEX

Why Invest in Whiskey Today?  4

The Whiskey Industry’s Greatest Problem  7

How This Works 10

The Investment Cycle 10

Exit Strategies & Security  12

Why Irish Whiskey  14

The Market  16

Past  16

Present  19

Future  22

Whiskey Versus Other Investments  24

The Whiskey Investment Tour  32

The Long-Term Strategy —

15 Years to Turn €2,550 into €160,000 34

Call Now 37

FAQ’s  38

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 Acquiring aging barrels of Whiskey is a satisfying
mix of risk and reward. With investors seeing
returns of 10-20% per annum, it’s difficult to find
(with traditional styles of investing) solid returns
like these without taking on greater risk.

The Whiskey market (specifically, Irish Whiskey)

has annually grown by double-digits for more
than two decades — and is firmly predicted by
all experts to keep the same rate of growth well
into 2030, and beyond!

We have trusted relationships with a very select

group of Irelands best distilleries (chosen by our
in-house whiskey expert for their investment

WHY INVEST grade whiskey and resale value). These

relationships allow us to buy their newly made

IN IRISH Whiskey at a substantial discount. By taking

advantage of this wholesale pricing combined

WHISKEY? with our economies of scale, we can pass this

great opportunity on to retail buyers, investors
and private collectors.

Our Whiskey spirit is investment grade and

Solid returns from casks of aging Whiskey
have been seen over many years, but only
distilleries and bonders have been able to
benefit —
UNTIL NOW!
poured into premium oak barrels to be securely
stored in government-controlled, bonded and
insured facilities — until the time you wish to
exit your ownership. We have agreements in
place with Whiskey brands who will purchase
the matured Whiskey at a premium once it’s
come of age.

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 THE
PROTECTS WHISKEY
YOUR INDUSTRY’S
DOWNSIDE GREATEST
PROBLEM
Unlike most commodities, Whiskey increases
in quality and value as it grows old. It’s also a
major exported product, where demand greatly
Because Whiskey, by law, must be of a certain
outstrips supply. The Irish variety is the fastest
age before it’s sold — and even older to be
growing brown spirit in the world. The Whiskey
considered a desirably smooth product —
industry in Ireland is set to soar above €1 billion
Whiskey producers must maintain large stocks
euros per annum — and doubling again by
inside warehouses, waiting five or more years
2030! There simply isn’t enough mature Irish
for it to mature before it’s ready to pay the bills.
Whiskey available to supply the market today
This is the way the industry’s run for centuries.
— certainly not in 5- or 10-years’ time.

It’s far wiser for the Irish to produce slightly less

over the next decade rather than more. This
strategy creates a buying frenzy and forces TWO
prices up in the same way it has done for
Japanese whiskey. The Irish know this and have
MODELS
set themselves up for a very lucrative future. were developed to bridge this gap.

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 MODEL
TWO

COLLECTORS, INVESTORS & PRIVATE LABEL 

MODEL While some Whiskey producers have enough personal capital where it doesn’t
require bank financing, they are still business savvy and would opt to cover all

ONE running costs over that 5 year period if they could. Some produce a Gin or
Vodka which can be sold right away to bring in cash flow. Some even produce
craft beer for the same reason. Whiskey distilling takes time to turn a profit!

BORROW CAPITAL FROM A BANK...
...such as Royal Bank of Scotland.
Some Whiskey producers do not like this
option due to volatile borrowing rates, and
global crises which cause banks to make rash
decisions.
A third reason producers dislike this model is
that bankers can call in the debt at any time —
sometimes forcing a Whiskey producer to sell
everything to pay the debt, possibly shutting
them down or pushing them into bankruptcy.
Some investors assume bank-lending is the
most logical option until they fully understand
the risks at play. But if bank-lending was always
the best answer, investors wouldn’t exist.
There is another strategy some of
the savvy distilleries like. They enter
into a contract to sell a percentage
of their production to a whiskey
broker/bonder such as Whiskey &
Wealth Club. Using say 25% of their
production as an example. They can
lay down 75% of their production
for the 5 year maturation period to
be later used in their own bottling,
While simultaneously selling the
other 25% right off the still (the day
its made) to The Whiskey & Wealth
Club. This gives them instant cash
flow to cover all the day to day
running costs of a distillery. Whiskey
& Wealth Club are fortunate to be in
the position to have such contracts
in place and have the resources and
clients to allow them to buy the said
percentage of production at ultra
wholesale rates. We put a fair market
margin on top and offer these cask
of whiskey to private collectors
and investors. It’s a very interesting
strategy to buy whiskey cheap. Sit
on it for a few years and sell at such a
time it becomes more valuable.
Even owners of grocery stores, hotel
and pub chains love this option. They
can buy whiskey while its cheap, and
then bottle and label it in their own
brand in 3-5 years time for less than
they pay for the mainstream Irish
Whiskey brands.

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 HOW IT WORKS
THE CASK INVESTMENT CYCLE LOOKS LIKE THIS
1: PRODUCTION
The Whiskey is made and produced at our
whiskey experts, carefully selected pick of
Irelands best distilleries.— So you can be certain of
consistent, premium spirit in every cask. We hand
select and source the very best oak casks (with full
traceability) to ensure the right type of maturation.
2: ULTRA-WHOLESALE
We buy this Whiskey in bulk, at heavily discounted, ultra-
wholesale rates based on economies of scale and long-standing
agreements with this distillery. We organize insurance and
storage in a bonded warehouse geographically suited to the
style of whiskey. This ensures we give the whiskey the right
conditions to mature into a premium investment grade whiskey.
3: WHOLESALE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
This is where you come in. Each cask is offered at a very affordable
wholesale rate starting at just €2,550. Our price covers the cost
of the 200-liter oak cask, It also includes the 200 liters of Whiskey
inside the cask, plus storage and insurance for 5 years. The Whiskey’s
title and ownership is given to you, making it an asset-backed
investment while also giving you the freedom to sell at any time.
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4: AGED VALUE
In 5 years’ time (after deducting “the angels’ share”
— a maximum 2% per annum rate of evaporation)
you will have roughly 385-410 70cl bottles of Irish
Whiskey (46% ABV) per cask owned. If we assume
the lower amount (385 bottles) and divide that
by your total costs across five years, the cost per
bottle is little more than €6! In contrast, some
5-year-old Irish Whiskey is currently selling retail in
2019 for €80 a bottle. Should you wish to continue
the aging process — increasing the value of your
investment — additional years for storage and
insurance are only €50/year (per cask).
5: EXIT STRATEGIES
If you wish, you can exit the investment at any stage. While
Whiskey certainly increases in value and desirability each year,
there will always be a market for Whiskey of any age. Considering
the high growth seen in this market during the previous two
decades, we feel there will certainly be a huge demand in
Ireland for your premium mature Whiskey. And the longer you
wait to age the Whiskey, the more sought after and valuable
it will become. This is the type of investment you can sit on —
relax and let it age until you need the capital. Some investors
purchase a cask for each grandchild so that when they come
of age in 20-30 years, the casks value can be redeemed and put
towards a prominent family investment such as a family home.
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 EXIT STRATEGIES
ARE PLENTIFUL

As Whiskey brokers that deal with the private label market, we have whiskey
buying options coming across our table on a weekly basis. Some for large
volumes and some for smaller stuff. Whiskey is a consumable product,
meaning as we sell whiskey and it›s consumed, we have to fulfill more
orders. So in 3- 5 years time, or whenever you decide to exit the ownership
in the whiskey. Speak to us and see what options we have available.

Here are some example options we have available at the time of printing
this brochure in early 2019.

a. We have an agreement with a roughly €79.95 a bottle. (This

particular Whiskey brand who
desire aged Whiskey. They will
write an agreement to buy your
Whiskey, once it’s aged 5 years,
for €4,100 per cask — a 60.7%
ROI, which is 12.14% per annum.
b. We also have a brand offering
a profit-sharing strategy: They
will pay for the bottling and
marketing and will handle the
distribution channels, then split
the profits 50/50.
 
They will sell your 5-year-old
Whiskey as a limited edition for
is not unusual – many new
c. You can also sell your Whiskey
distilleries are selling at this
range) After costs such as tax,
distribution and retail mark-up,
they estimate at least €33-39
in profit, per bottle. If your cost
for this investment is roughly
€6 per bottle, this strategy will
bring back roughly €17, plus
your name on each bottle. It’s a
longer strategy with more than
a 270% ROI! This deal is available
to investors with a set minimum
number of casks to make this
an economic strategy.
on auction websites to collectors
and other investors, or to other
distilleries and brands who need
stock (most do). You may sell to
private labels such as grocery
stores, hotel chains, and so forth.
You can create your own brand,
bottle it and sell it through our
distribution partners — or you
can keep the bottles for friends
and family to give as gifts. We
can help with the bottling and
distribution should you wish
to embark down this road.
(Typical bottling costs are €2.50
per bottle.) There are so many
options. This is a market we work
in daily, and should you wish
to avail of our services for the
resale side, we change a small
2% commission on the total
sale price
Disclaimer: Like anything in life, nothing is
guaranteed. America (Irelands biggest export
market) could change laws and reinstate
Prohibition again. Other countries could follow suit
which would cause an oversupply of the market
and bring whiskey pricing down. It›s unlikely but
could happen. Companies wanting to come to
a deal today to buy your whiskey could be out
of business in 5 years. Past sales prices are no
guarantee for future sales prices. Always seek
independent financial and legal advice.

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WHY IRISH WHISKEY?

DON’T SLEEP
ON THE IRISH.

According to Fortune magazine, Irish Whiskey

has been overshadowed by it’s Scottish,
Japanese and American counterparts from an
investment standpoint. But long-time writer
for the Whisky Advocate Johnny McCormick
predicts that’s about to change. Irish Whiskies
breakout moment for investing is coming.
Making today a great time to get in on the
ground floor: “The Irish market is going to be
really big over the next decade.”

There’s a shortage of Irish whiskey on the

horizon as production simply can’t keep up with
demand. The Irish Whiskey market has been
aggressively growing at an unprecedented
12.5% p/a every year for the last 21 years! Yet it’s
nowhere near its historic market share.

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THE MARKET
PAST
Irish Whiskey was once the highest selling spirit
in the entire world, outselling Vodka and Gin
by large volumes! It was close to 70% of all
global whiskey sales! Today it only represents
4%. What happened?
A decline began in the late 1800s due to several
factors. Namely Irish distilleries not wanting to
adapt to new technology such as the Column
still. This was a far more efficient way to make
whiskey, but the Irish slammed it as «not real
whiskey» and called it «silent spirit». The Scotch
adapted this new technology and started to
produce a more cost-effective and lighter
tasting blended whiskey.
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Other issues around this period such as
the famine where Ireland lost nearly 50%
of its population, along with the Irish
Independence War with Great Britain which
caused a trade war and subsequently resulted
in Great Britain placing a trade embargo
on Ireland’s exports to all Commonwealth
Countries (Ireland’s biggest trade partner).
Around the same time, America (Ireland›s
second-biggest trade partner)
prohibition. This all but decimated the
fell into
weakened Irish Whiskey’s market. Americans
could no longer buy it and Commonwealth
countries were blocked. Sales fell by 99%!
This rapid decline in Whiskey sales coupled
with a trading embargo to commonwealth
countries paved the way for Scotland, a
much smaller Whiskey country to emerge
and dominate the market. Distillery count
in Ireland fell from hundreds to a mere
four (Jameson’s, Powers, Cork Distillers &
Bushmills). Jameson & Powers merged with
Cork Distillers to form Irish Distillers in 1966.
Later, in 1972, Bushmills joined in, giving Irish
Distillers total control of all Whiskey made
on the island of Ireland (both in the Republic
of Ireland and Northern Ireland). Had this
“joining of forces” to get through those dark
times not taking place, Irish whiskey would
very likely have all but disappeared
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 In 1988, French giant Pernod Ricard million. Bacardi then bought into a

bought Irish Distillers and all the brands Dublin based Distillery. Jack Daniels’

associated with it (Jameson, Bushmills, owners Brown-Forman created Slane

Middleton, Redbreast, etc.). Distillery in 2015 for their stake in the

Irish Whiskey boom set to take place.

By the 1980s, Ireland was producing only
Bushmills was sold to Diageo for €200
2 million cases per year — of which, 50%
million in 2005, then Tequila giant Jose
were sold domestically. The remaining
Cuervo bought Bushmills from Diageo
50% were sold in Irish pubs around the
in 2014. As quickly as brands became
world. During the same era, Scottish
popular or available for sale, the big boys
whisky sold over 100 million cases per

THE annum around the world, making the

were gobbling them up as Irish Whiskey

emerged once again as a global player.

Irish Whiskey market only 2% of the
MARKET Scotch market. But with conglomerates
Fast forward to 2018: Over 10 million
such as Pernod Ricard heavily invested
cases of Irish Whiskey are sold each year

PRESENT into Irish Whiskey, along with some

Irish Distillers enjoyed this monopoly on
Whiskey for nearly 30 years until Cooley
Distillery in Dundalk started. This was the first
independent distillery to open in Ireland, and
take on the Irish Distillers monopoly, in nearly
70 years!
— a growth of 500% since the 1980s!
competition starting to arise by way of
Showing an average growth rate of over
other Irish whiskey distilleries, a huge
13% per annum, with distribution now in
resurgence was underway to bring Irish
140 countries, Irish Whiskey is coming
Whiskey back to its former glory as the
back in a big way. Countries such as
main player in the Whiskey market.
Russia and Asia are beginning to show

In 2012, Jim Beam Suntory bought their heads as huge markets for the

Cooley Distillery for a reported €73 future yet virtually untapped at present

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 There are four forces driving the Whiskey
market growth:

1. Since the early 2000s, young drinkers are

choosing brown spirits — plainly, Whiskey
is cool once again

2. Emerging middle classes around the world

3. The opening of Eastern Europe and Russia

4. 
€2.4 billion invested by Pernod Ricard
into production and global advertising
of Irish Whiskey — along with over €1
billion committed from the Irish Whiskey
Association

Very recently, UFC fighter Conor McGregor

released his own brand of Irish Whiskey. With
the success of his brand, Proper 12, they have
aggressively bought up most mature stocks
across Irish bonded warehouses to meet his
huge demand. Having 30 million followers on
Instagram helps create a buying frenzy!

This will further hurt the supply issue for other

brands, as demand increases globally for Irish
Whiskey without the supply to back it up. This
is, however, a great predicament for investors
who happen to be sitting on Whiskey while it
ages — confident in the future of the market.

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 Today, Japanese Whiskey sells for €100 a bottle,
compared to Scotch and American Whiskey
selling at €20, and Irish Whiskey which sells at €40.
Even more compelling is how Japanese law allows
purchasing of Irish or Scotch Whisky to blend in
with Japanese Whiskey! Whereas the Irish cannot
buy from Scotland, America or Japan to help meet
their demand, as Irish law only allows Whiskey
made in Ireland to be sold as such.

For Ireland to become a “Stable market” by way

of supply keeping up with predicted demand.
Experts say that we must have 900 Million LPA (Liter
of Pure Alcohol) stored away. With all distilleries
opened or planned to open and producing at full

THE capacity, Ireland will struggle to produce even

MARKET
FUTURE
Irish Whiskey sales are expected to hit 12-14
million cases by 2020. This kind of demand,
considering the supply available, forces prices
up the same way it has with Japanese Whiskey.
120 million LPA. And currently, we are producing
nowhere near this 120million.
The future looks very bright, with experts predicting
Irish Whiskey to become the most valuable of all
whiskeys. The first bottle of a 3-year-old Dublin
whiskey sold for $10,000 at auction in September
2018. «The potential [growth] is massive when
we compare Ireland to Scotland — with over 130
Scottish distilleries in operation,» says Irish Whiskey
Association Chief Executive Miriam Mooney. Export
sales for Irish Whiskey will double by 2020 and
double again by 2030, the organization predicts.

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 WHISKEY V S W I N E

WHISKEY
VS. OTHER
INVESTMENTS

“Whiskey has become a tradable commodity

like gold or oil — which is sad, as it’s meant to
be shared and enjoyed with friends. We make
it for people to drink,” says Ian McClune of
Whisky Auctioneer.

The fact that Whiskey doesn’t tend to evolve

once bottled, meaning it has a far longer
lifespan than wine, adds to its investment
allure. “Whisky is viewed as a much safer
investment than wine, and also a more accessible
investment for new collectors,” says McClune.

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What does wine require to develop into a
valuable commodity? More than anything, it
takes a season of near-perfect weather. You
must account for many factors, including
the winemaker, the terroir, the amount of
tannins in the bottle, the aging process,
the supply, the demand, the vineyard’s
reputation, the branding, and more. Yet,
the main drawback of investing in wine is
the way it continues to age inside the bottle
— leaving it vulnerable to spoilage. As Ian
McClune said, Whiskey doesn’t evolve or
age while in the bottle, so the lifespan, as an
investment, is far greater.
Did you know you can take two lots of the
exact same Whiskey f rom the exact same
batch and put them in two different barrels
and receive a vastly different product in 3
years? While quality ingredients and proper
distillation are important keys in Whiskey
production. Another key secret is in the
bonding process. If you invest in new 1st f ill
oak barrels and allow ample time to age,
you can create a safe, long-term strategy
that aims for both value and quality.
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Let’s say you want to produce a cost-effective
(“cheap”) Whiskey. You might use cheaper
ingredients, and buy a used barrel that’s stored
Whiskey or another spirit five times before —
this is called a 4th-fill barrel. The wood in this
barrel has little left to give, as all the color and
flavor has been extracted over the years by the
previous spirits. Now, to buy an older barrel is
roughly 10 times cheaper than buying a virgin
(or 1st-fill) barrel, and the finished product
which comes from this old barrel can legally
be sold as Irish Whiskey. The product, however,
will not be very desirable. It will have a harsh
alcoholic taste, much like it had when it came
off the stills. Combining quality wood and
ample time is key to making a smooth and
valuable Whiskey.
A final comparison might look at the supply and
demand of each product. In the wine-making
industry, there is a lot of competition, with
over 1 million commercial wineries around the
world (more than 5 million when you include
smaller family-run operations). So, supply
outstrips demand in a big way! Distilleries, on
the other hand, are less than 1,000 globally —
with less than 20 in Ireland. So, demand in this
industry far outstrips supply.
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 FTSE VS
IRISH WHISKEY Yet with Irish Whiskey, a €2,550 CASH IN THE BANK
investment today in a single cask of
To put this f igure into some kind
whiskey can (based on recent sales
of perspective, data scrutineer
f rom 2017), in just 24 years, command
Moneyfacts calculates that had
a staggering €163,636. This is based
you left £2,550 in the average easy
off a recent €450,000 sale for a single
access savings account over the
Port Pipe cask of Potstill Irish Whiskey same period it would now be worth
f rom Co Cork. A Port Pipe is roughly £8,670. However with inflation at 3.4%
550 liters whereas our casks are 200 per annum according to the bank
According to Sally Hamilton for The Mail liters. We’ve even seen 15-year-old of England, leaving your cash in the
On Sunday, The FTSE is, in effect, a weather Co. Cork Potstill Whiskey (200liter) bank over that period of time, you
vane for business, responding to political, selling for similar prices at the would have gone backward.
economic and global events. But on closer €160,000 mark. Drastically different
Disclaimer: Past sale prices are no guarantee
inspection, it is not a good measure of the
than waiting 35 years for 4 times less. for future sale prices.
long- term investment gains earned by
investors.

Looking at the rise in the index as a whole, it

would appear an average investment would
have risen by only 6.8 times in 35 years –
turning £2,550 into £17,340. Had you been
shrewd enough to reinvest all dividend
prof its over this period, it would have yielded
17 times your money giving you a grand
total of £43,350 over 35 years.

A skeptic might ask, “well what if you put

it into the FTSE 100 choosing the best
performers rather than the entire All Share
FTSE index”. Well, unfortunately only 30 of
those top 100 companies are still in business
f rom 35 years ago.

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 LONDON
REAL ESTATE
VS IRISH
WHISKEY
Real estate is traditionally considered a smart
long-term investment, but still has its issues
many investors do not properly calculate into
the returns. If you’re purchasing property for
investment purposes, you must account for
maintenance costs, tenant issues, property
manager’s fee’s, multiple insurances and more
— costs which reduce rental income in most
cases to less than 3% per annum. When looking
at appreciation, it a good steady market it may
average out to 7% per annum. Of course, this
depends upon the supply and demand of each
market. More immigration to a market can
inflate demand, whereas a halt on population
growth like we›re set to witness with Brexit
can dramatically stunt the Real Estate market.
House prices in London for 2017 fell at the
30
fastest annual rate since the depths of the
financial crisis according to the Office For
National Statistics.
Whiskey, however, is the type of investment
that increases in value the more it ages. 98% of
the global whiskey market is currently selling
Whiskey aged 3-8 years. Whiskey brands like
Jameson and Johnny Walker are in the business
of volume. Storing Whiskey long term, while
highly lucrative, doesn’t generate revenue
anywhere close to what they can make selling a
3-5-year-old blended Johnny Walker Red in bulk.
The ability or willingness to maintain supply at
the mature end of the Whiskey market is dry.
Even 3-year-old Whiskey is of more value
than most Whiskey made today. Today’s batch
of Whiskey can’t legally be sold as “Whiskey”
until it’s been aged in wood for 3 years + 1 day.
Owning a supply of aged Whiskey (even 3
years old) is highly valuable to brands looking to
buy to meet global demand, such as new
distilleries or producers who are waiting for
their supply to mature. Ireland alone has 18 new
distilleries planned over the next decade. This
moment is a rare time in history to be involved
in such a market
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 THE WHISKEY
TOUR EXPERIENCE
Imagine a tax-deductible trip to rural Ireland to
see a commercial distillery behind-the-scenes.
A beautiful drive out towards the countryside to
visit one of Ireland’s largest distilleries. See the
trucks of grain and malt unloading, the ancient
methods of making Whiskey paired with the
convenience of modern technology, ensuring
ultimate consistency.

A rare chance to peek behind the curtains where

the magic of Whiskey takes place. Spy on the
Whiskey being filled into casks, followed by a
guided walkthrough of the bonded warehouse
where the Whiskey will be laid to rest for many
years to come. Allowing the flavours of the oak
cask and the Irish climate to do its job.

The next stage takes you out for lunch, followed

by a Whiskey blending course which certifies
you as a trusted Whiskey expert. Dinner that
evening with fellow investors creates special
opportunities for networking and meeting new
friends while you get to know our team in a
more personal and intimate setting. Finally, a full
Whiskey presentation is provided the following
morning with a full spread of breakfast before
you depart that afternoon

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 THE LONG
As reported by Scotchwhisky.com, Our Founders parents love to rave
TERM we’ve seen recorded sales of Irish Pot about how they bought a house 45
still whiskey selling for very healthy years ago for £9,000 and today it›s
STRATEGY sums from back in 2017 when they worth £245,000. Yet, when you add
went on sale. in ongoing costs like homeowner›s
<cuadrado> A 12-year-old cask selling for €75,000 insurance, property tax, 45 years worth

15 YEARS TO <cuadrado> A 15-year-old selling for €320,000 for

of maintenance and so forth, it›s not as
exciting a return over 45 years.
400liters (€160,000 for 200liters)
TURN €2,550 INTO
<cuadrado> 
We’ve even seen just 80 liters of With a recorded sale of 80 liters of
€160,000 Potstill from in 1984 sell for €330,000 33-year-old whiskey selling at €330,000
(only 33 years old!) and a purchase price today of only

Assuming you kept 10 casks and €2,550 for 200 liters, you can quickly do
Assuming you have time on your hands, are achieved a similar price of €160,000 at the math on Real Estate vs Whiskey.
planning your retirement or if you wish to leave 15 years, your remaining 10 casks would
a legacy for your grandchildren, or perhaps a
be worth €1.6million
favorite charity, a longer-term strategy might DON’T FORGET INFLATION
interest you. Assuming you invest in what we The price at this age is so high due
Based on 3.4% inflation, what is
call a single unit. Which is 10 pallets. With 6 casks to 98% of whiskey being sold at a
€330,000 today in 2019, would actually
per pallet, this equates to 60 casks. Hold all 60 younger age. Given the limited quantity
be €1,008,291.64 in 33 years. You see, a
casks for 5 years. Then release 50 with the aim of such a rare Whiskey, the auction
to recoup the entire investment plus a healthy cask of Whiskey 33 years ago was not
houses will go crazy to get their hands
return on investment (ROI) across all 60 casks. €2,550 like it is today — it was more
on such cask.
like €650 ¬— A truly exciting opportunity
With the remaining 10 casks, opt to hold them And this doesn’t even consider for the far-sighted investor, yet still
for another 10 years or longer in the bonded inflation. This is based off today’s incredibly appetizing for the short-
warehouse. Maybe you put them into your selling prices— not what such a term players too.
children’s name, keep them for the golden years
Whiskey will be worth 15-35 years into
of retirement, put them into your grandchildren’s VERY IMPORTANT: We do not sell
the future as prices inevitably increase
name or even your favorite charity to leave a single casks of Whiskey. We have a
with the 3.4% standard inflation.
lasting legacy.
€2,550 investment with the potential minimum purchase order. Please speak
to yield €160,000 in 15 years looks an to our team to see stocks available and
exciting opportunity. volumes we can sell.

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WE ARE
CALL NOW
HERE
TO HELP

We only have a finite amount of casks available DUBLIN

for the private investor market.

To secure your spot in this limited opportunity,

01 4378535
call now to speak to one of our whiskey
specialists

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 HOW DO I KNOW I HAVE WHAT IF THERE IS A FIRE
GENUINE OWNERSHIP? OR THEFT?

FAQ’S We purchase the casks under our

WHAT IS A BONDED WAREHOUSE?
A bonded warehouse is a tax-free storage location.
Duty and tax payable on goods held there are
deferred until the goods are shipped out, usually
by a professional blender who acquires your
Whiskey for bottling when it is mature. Because
of the high potential tax take from alcohol,
bonded warehouses are closely monitored by the
government and are among the safest of storage
locations for goods. In addition, your Whiskey is
insured against loss or damage.
WHO IS THE INSURANCE COMPANY?
bonded tenancy agreement with the
Irish Revenue Commissioners and the
distillery. We then have a legal contract in
place granting you full-unencumbered
ownership of each cask you purchased.
All cask numbers are registered with the
Irish Revenue commissioner, we also
keep a record as does the distillery.
We maintain a register at The Whiskey
& Wealth Club. Each cask is numbered,
held in the bonded warehouse. In
addition, you will receive a Title Deed
so there will never be any doubt which
casks belong to you
WHAT IF THE BONDED
WAREHOUSE GOES
OUT OF BUSINESS?
Your Whiskey is insured against fire
and theft for their value at that time.
Each year we reassess the value of the
whiskey. In the very unlikely event that
your casks are damaged, stolen or the
warehouse catches fire, your Whiskey
will be replaced by a cask of equal value.
The last Whiskey warehouse fire was
in 1875, so this is highly unlikely. There
is no bootlegging secondary market
for Whiskey, therefore, the theft would
make no sense. Whiskey is all recorded
with the revenue commissioner. It
cannot be sold anywhere unless they
get their cut. Everything is tracked.
Whiskey casks are heavy and require
trucks and machinery to remove them,
with 24/7 security and no reported
theft in the history of the warehouse.
The warehouses in 2018 are all

This is highly unlikely given the people fire regulated and have sprinkler
The insurance company we use is Aviva plc.
and the capital where your Whiskey will systems installed. There are millions
With over 33 million customers, operating in of euros in stock sitting in these
be stored. However, in such an unlikely
16 countries and close to £50billion in annual event, you can simply move your casks warehouses

revenue, they are one of the worlds largest and
most trusted insurance companies
to any other bonded warehouse facility
in Ireland, of which there are many. And
increasingly more are coming online
as the Whiskey market continues a
resurgence to its former glory

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1 Fore Street Ave, London, 20 Harcourt St, Dublin2,
EC2 9DT, UK Rep Of Ireland
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