What's a North British cask worth?
Rough value ranges for a typical North British cask by age (Lowland). Updated October 2026.
| Age | Bourbon cask | Sherry cask |
|---|---|---|
| 5 years (filled 2021) | £570 to £1,400 | £730 to £1,800 |
| 10 years (filled 2016) | £870 to £2,300 | £1,100 to £2,900 |
| 15 years (filled 2011) | £1,200 to £3,600 | £1,500 to £4,600 |
| 20 years (filled 2006) | £1,600 to £5,300 | £2,100 to £6,800 |
| 25 years (filled 2001) | £2,000 to £7,500 | £2,600 to £9,700 |
Each range is for a generic cask: a full 250-litre hogshead filled at 63.5%, in good condition, with the usual losses for its age. The low end is what to look to pay, the middle a fair estimate, and the high end expensive for a typical cask. Your cask's condition, paperwork, history and how full it is all change what it's worth.
Own a North British cask?
A rough range can be far from what your cask is worth. Register it and get a detailed valuation from its own litres and strength, with the comparable trades behind it, plus broker and warehouse checks for a verified record. £35.88 a year.
Not a guarantee or financial advice. Rough ranges for a typical 250-litre North British hogshead filled at 63.5%, not a valuation of any specific cask. For a detailed valuation from a cask's own litres and strength, register it at https://cask.id/register-cask. CaskID doesn't buy, sell or store casks.