You may think we sound like a broken record when it comes to cask investments - but the truth is you can never be too careful.

THIS VIDEO IS IN NO WAY ENDORSED OR SPONSORED BY THE SCOTCH WHISKY ASSOSCIATION.

Rather than taking our word for it that you need a delivery order, we take a look at the Scotch Whisky Assosciation guidance on the matter. This is the section that we quote:

If the cask is located in a warehouse that belongs to someone other than the seller, you should ensure that the transfer of ownership is properly recorded and acknowledged by the warehouse keeper. Traditionally this was done by way of a delivery order, a document setting out the details of the cask to be transferred, signed by purchaser and seller and then delivered to the warehouse keeper. Nowadays an invoice or owner’s certificate may suffice.

Before completing the purchase you should check with the warehouse keeper what documents they require and ensure that the seller can deliver them to you.

Download the Guidance HERE: [ Ссылка ]

SWA Update August 2020: [ Ссылка ]
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