Whiskey & Wealth Club
Wholesale cask whisky firm (Whiskey & Wealth Club Limited, founded 2018) selling Irish and Scotch casks with ~5–10 year prepaid storage.
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- From €3,100 / £2,500
- Minimum investment
- Undisclosed
- AUM / raised
- 2018
- Launched
- UK & Ireland
- Geography
- No
- Secondary market
- Equity
- Investment type
Whiskey & Wealth Club in ten seconds
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- Asset classes
- Luxury Assets
- Investment type
- Equity
- Formerly FCA authorised · Unregulated (FCA cancelled Jan 2025)
- From €3,100 / £2,500
- Undisclosed
- Founded
- 2018
- Geography
- UK & Ireland
- No
- Operating status
- Active
- Last reviewed
- June 2026
- Website
- whiskeywealthclub.com
What is Whiskey & Wealth Club?
Whiskey & Wealth Club Limited is a wholesale cask whiskey firm (founded 2018 by Jay Bradley, Scott Sciberras and William Fielding) selling Irish and Scotch casks to retail buyers, marketed across the UK, Ireland, the USA and Australia. The FCA register records the firm as 'No longer authorised' as of 17 January 2025. The cask product is itself unregulated, so trading continues, but the loss of FCA authorisation materially weakens any consumer-facing protections.
How does Whiskey & Wealth Club work?
The firm sells wholesale casks of Irish and Scotch whiskey with prepaid storage and insurance bundled for an initial term (claimed ~5 years for Irish casks and ~10 years for Scotch). After the prepaid period, storage and insurance run at c. €50/yr. Exit routes include private sale, auction, buy-back or bottling — there is no public secondary market.
What does Whiskey & Wealth Club offer?
Cask ownership from approximately €3,100 per Irish cask, and £2,500–£3,650 per Scotch cask. ASA findings indicate service or seller fees of 2–5% may apply on exit; buy-back is contractual rather than guaranteed.
Who is Whiskey & Wealth Club for?
Investors prepared to accept the unregulated nature of cask ownership, the operational risk implied by the loss of FCA authorisation, and the absence of FSCS / FOS recourse. Capital is at risk and exits may take time.
Sources and methodology
- Last reviewed
- June 2026
- Sources
- FCA Register (Whiskey & Wealth Club Limited — 'No longer authorised' from 17 Jan 2025); whiskeywealthclub.com; ASA rulings; Companies House
- Methodology
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Whiskey & Wealth Club vs other Luxury Assets platforms
| Whiskey & Wealth Club | Jura Capital | Unbolted | Masterworks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum | From €3,100 / £2,500 | From $25,000 (Prof./HNW/Soph. only) | £5,000 | ~$15,000 (shares ~$20) |
| FCA status | Formerly FCA authorised | Not FCA regulated | FCA authorised | Not FCA regulated |
| Structure | Equity | Equity | Debt | Equity |
| Secondary market | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Founded | 2018 | — | 2014 | 2017 |
| Geography | UK & Ireland | UK, International | UK | Global (US-domiciled) |