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Strathearn
Distillery cask ownership scheme
returns.
Strathearn Distillery, one of
Scotland’s Scotland’s smallest
distilleries, has announced that they
will reintroduce their elite Private
Cask Ownership Scheme, giving customers
the chance to own their own whisky or
rum cask.
The scheme gives whisky fans the
opportunity to purchase a 40 litre cask
or a 100 litre oak cask with a variety
of types on offer including Oloroso and
Pedro Ximenez Sherry, Maderia, Portuguese Brandy and more.
Strathearn’s Cask Aged Golden Rum will
also be available to purchase in 30
litre casks.
Working on a single cask basis has
allowed Strathearn to experiment with
different wood types and finishes, as
well as learning to appreciate the
natural variations that occur throughout
spirit production, influenced by the
climate and ingredients.
Tony Reeman-Clark, Founder of Strathearn
Distillery said: "We are excited to
reintroduce our ‘club’ which allows our
customers from around the world to own a
little piece of our distillery history.
Being VisitScotland’s Year of History
and Heritage, our ownership scheme
couldn’t come at a better time.
"So far, we’ve only released the first
batch of our Single Malt Scotch Whisky
and are yet to unveil our Scottish rum
so it is great to be able to offer a
huge variety of finishes, catering to
all tastes. We believe rum is the next
big thing in the Scottish spirits scene
so there’s no better way to allow people
to get their hands on a whole cask of a
true pioneering Scottish spirit."
Originally the Private Ownership Scheme
was introduced by Strathearn to pay
homage to The Wash Act of 1784, where
simplified rates of duty were applied to
small scale distilleries north of the
Highland line. The Scheme embraces the
ethos and the simplicity of the 1784
act.
The casks are exclusively available
through the Strathearn Distillery
website and will vary in price according
to spirit, finish and size. The casks
will be limited and offered on a first
come, first fill basis.
For more information on Strathearn
Distillery or the Private Cask Ownership
Scheme please visit
contact them via the Strathearn
Distillery website.
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