What's my cask worth?

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Your cask

What the cask held before your spirit went in. Not sure? We'll assume bourbon, the most common.

We assume a standard 250-litre hogshead filled at 63.5%, with the usual losses for its age. You don't need your paperwork.

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Rough range

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Track and verify this cask

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Billed annually at £35.88 a year. Register and the record starts today.

  • A detailed valuation from its own litres and strength, with the comparable trades behind it.
  • A 6-page valuation statement (PDF).
  • Revalued every quarter, with the value history kept.
  • Broker and warehouse checks for a verified ownership record.
  • Cask-end photo, fill, regauges and reracks kept through every sale.
  • Year 2 free when broker, warehouse and distillery all confirm.

What a record looks like

CKGB14H8RAOU9
Cask
Glenrothes, 2014, hogshead
Last regauge
170.79 litres at 64.7%, July 2023
Value
£ ••,••• shown to the owner, revalued quarterly
Broker
Confirmed
Warehouse
Confirmed
Distillery
Confirmed

What happens next

  1. Register the cask. Add its cask number, fill date and latest regauge.
  2. Get your detailed valuation. Priced from your cask’s own litres and strength, with the trades behind it.
  3. Broker and warehouse confirm it. Request their checks from your dashboard and we email them. Each confirmation goes on the record.
  4. Verified. A public record anyone can check, which travels with the cask when it’s sold.

Have these to hand

Cask number · Fill date · Latest regauge (litres and strength) · Warehouse it’s stored in · Broker you bought through, if any. Missing something? You can save a draft and finish later.

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The record travels with the cask when it's sold.

This is a rough guide for a typical cask, not a formal valuation of yours. CaskID doesn't buy, sell or store casks.

Rough ranges by distillery

Tables of rough ranges at 5 to 25 years, for bourbon and sherry casks.