Whisky 1901

Whisky 1901 was honoured to support the Leuchie Long Lunch Fundraiser by donating a cask of our finest whisky casks. We are delighted to share that the cask successfully raised £7,000, all of which will be donated in full to the charity to aid in their vital efforts. An astonishing £172,600 in total was raised! These vital funds will help turn hope into certainty for hundreds of individuals living with a neurological condition such as MS, MND, Parkinson’s and stroke, and the ones who care for them. The cask is from the Tomatin Distillery located in Inverness-shire. The distillery was founded in 1897 in the Highland region. Details of the Tomatin 2015 Cask sold at auction: - Distilled on 06/05/2015 - Currently maturing in a bonded warehouse in Scotland - Impressive 60.1% cask strength - Estimated yield of approximately 281 bottles #WhiskyForACause #TomatinDistillery #Charity #CharityEvent #charityauction #charityfundraiser #whisky1901

We proudly presented The Collection at The World Whisky Experience in London, where it received fantastic feedback from whisky enthusiasts. We are excited for what 2025 has in store. Stay informed by keeping your notifications on and signing up for our monthly newsletter. #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #TheCollection

McCarthy spent more than 20 years at Adnams. His tenure originally began as an electrical engineer for the company. As his interest in brewing and distilling grew, he went on to study and successfully pass his brewing exams. In 2009, he was selected to be the lead engineer in Adnams’ new distillery project. His efforts include developing more than 30 gin recipes in the lab ahead of the distillery’s official opening, and he became known for his “innovative approach and unwavering commitment to quality”, the distillery said. McCarthy continued to develop a range of spirits for Adnams, which have collected a number of international awards. Jenny Hanlon, Adnams CEO, said: “We are so deeply saddened to learn of John’s death. He was a wonderful friend, mentor, colleague – and an incredibly talented and devoted professional too. “John had time for everybody and anybody – no matter how busy he was. He was one of those special people who really left an impression. “His expertise and dedication undoubtedly transformed Adnams into a leader in the craft distilling movement. John’s passion for his craft and his belief in the power of community were truly inspiring. He will be deeply missed by all of us.” #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #leadingindividual

Whisky of the month- Teaninich- (pronounced tee-ni-nick) Founded in 1817 in the Northern Highlands by Captain Hugh Munro. This distillery is owned by Diageo, Scotland's largest producer of single malt whisky. The only official core bottling is a 10-year-old in the Flora & Fauna series, but a limited 17-year-old matured refill American oak was launched in 2017 as part of the Diageo Special Releases programme. Teaninich 10-year-old is initially fresh and grassy, quite light with vanilla and hints of tinned pineapple. It is medium bodied, smooth, slightly oily, with cereal and spice in the mouth. #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #Teaninich

We are excited to share the latest media coverage of Whisky 1901. Our brand has been recently featured in Larder, The Spirits Business and Forbes. Stay tuned as Whisky 1901 continues to make headlines and shape the future of whisky cask investment. #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram

Meet Sue Besser, one of our verified investors. At Whisky 1901, we take pride in providing our customers with a seamless journey, from helping them discover their ideal cask to keeping them informed about company and industry news. Begin your journey today, contact us at info@whisky1901.com #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #testimonies

Whisky term of the month: Peat Peat is used to traditionally dry malted barley at the end of the malting process. This takes place in a kiln and also adds flavour as a side effect. Peat is made of compacted plant material that is compressed over thousands of years and is produced in wet, boggy environments in the absence of oxygen. Peat was dug up and dried as part of the traditional farming year in much of the Highlands and islands of Scotland. It was used as a fuel for cooking and heating the home in the absence of modern fuel alternatives. It was the only fuel available in many locations, hence its use in the malting process. During drying a compound called phenol is released in the smoke and gets locked into the cereal grains - this is then carried through the entire whisky making and maturation process. The smokiness of a whisky is measured on the PPM (Phenol Parts per Million) scale. The flavours from peat are generally described in two ways: 1/ Medicinal, TCP, germoline, hospitals, surgical bandages etc. and 2/ Smoky, smoked meat, burnt wood, bonfire ash etc #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #PeatedWhisky

At Whisky 1901 we take thought leadership seriously. Our CEO & founder is a member of Forbes Finance Council Where Whisky 1901 has the opportunity to share their thoughts and insights to fellow members. Internally we also read industry blogs, following other thought leaders, explore new research in the Whisky industry, consider trends in our industry, network at events, attend conferences related to our industry as well as being engaging on social media. #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #thoughtleadership

Following the recent Autumn Budget announcements, the Director of Sales at Whisky 1901 has released a statement addressing these crucial areas and their implications for the industry. These areas include alcohol duty, Capital Gains Tax, and Inheritance Tax. It is important for investors to understand how these factors may affect their Whisky cask investments following the recent Autumn Budget announcements. For more information on how your Whisky cask investment could be influenced by these developments, we encourage you to get in touch with one of our portfolio managers. #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram

At Whisky 1901, our commitment extends beyond casks but also to the people we serve. Since our establishment in 2019, we have wholeheartedly supported a variety of charitable causes that hold special significance to us. Through initiatives such as charity raffles and silent auctions, we have successfully raised funds that have been entirely donated to these organisations to further their impactful missions. To read more about Our Impact visit our website. #Whisky1901 #CaskInvestment #WhiskyInvestment #whisky #whiskylover #whiskygram #instawhisky #whiskylife #scotland #whiskytasting #dram #instadram #whiskywithpurpose