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Whisky Market Breadth
The prices for collectable whisky continue to rise. But for how many whiskies is this true? Is the market driven by just a few rare releases, or does every bottle of whisky gain value? The whisky market breadth will give us some answers.
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Highest Gaining Scotch Whiskies I/II
Today, we count down those scotch whiskies that realised the highest value gains on the secondary market. From Islay to Speyside, from Orkney to the Lowlands, here come the places ten to six of the best performing whiskies of Scotland.
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The Whiskystats Price Update for February 2020
After six months of decline, prices for rare and collectable scotch single malt whisky soar again. At the same time, the Macallan Archival Folio 5 is flooding the auction platforms. Here is our Price Update for February 2020.
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The Whiskystats Price Update for January 2020
Hanyu and Karuizawa swap places again. Our Islay index gained strongly while Speyside keeps struggling and some old Springbanks reappeared on the market. Here is our first Price Update of the decade.
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The Whiskystats Price Update for September 2019
All of our major indices lost ground in the September round of auctions, although Hanyu, Yamazaki and Macallan realized gains. We also identified some inefficiencies in the secondary whisky market. Here is the price update for September 2019.
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The Whiskystats Price Update for July 2019
Our Whiskystats Whisky Index reaches another all-time peak. The Feis Ile 2019 releases are hitting the market while Speyside is closing the gap with Islay. Meanwhile, a Japanese blend is the most traded whisky of the month.
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The Whiskystats Price Update for April 2019
The top five distilleries are losing ground. Islay whiskies are performing well while the rise of Campbeltown releases came to an abrupt halt. Here is the price update for April 2019.
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The Whiskystats Annual Report of 2018 (II/II)
Japan was again the top-performing whisky region on the secondary market. Prices for Port Ellen stalled while the Macallan price rally stopped abruptly. Here is the second part of our round-up for the year 2018.