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TREBITSCH®

RARE WHISKY MAKERS
RARE WHISKY MAKERS

CURRENT OFFER

SINGLE MALT TREBITSCH

3 YEARS

Average appreciation of spirit 24%

54 450 CZK

  • Distillery: TREBITSCH
  • Cask type: 1 st fill Trebitsch Cask  
  • Alcohol: 60-67 %
  • Cask volume: 30 l
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3-6 YEARS

Average appreciation of spirit 24% - 48%

90 750 CZK

  • Distillery: TREBITSCH
  • Cask type: 1 st fill Trebitsch Cask 
  • Alcohol: 60-67 % 
  • Cask volume: 50 l
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3-9 YEARS

Average appreciation of spirit 24% - 72%

217 800 CZK

  • Distillery: TREBITSCH
  • Cask type: 1 st fill Trebitsch Cask 
  • Alcohol: 60-67 %
  • Cask volume: 120 l
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3-15 YEARS

Average appreciation of spirit 24% - 120%

399 300 CZK

  • Distillery: TREBITSCH
  • Cask type: 1 st fill Trebitsch Cask 
  • Alcohol: 60-67 %
  • Cask volume: 220 l
non-binding order

LET YOUR

MONEY MATURE

That might sound somewhat literal, but there’s no better way to put it. From the very first bottling of TREBITSCH Whisky, we knew we’d succeeded in making something special. But we didn’t want to keep all the secrets to ourselves, so we decided to give investors and whisky enthusiasts an opportunity to increase their wealth in one of the most noble ways possible – by maturing whisky in oak casks.

Because there’s something special about whisky: the older it is, the more valuable it is.

MAKER OF TREBITSCH WHISKEY

Master distiller

One of the most important figures in the whisky making process is the master distiller, whose primary task is to devise, configure, and subsequently manage the production processes with the goal of making his own whisky into something extraordinary. In 2021, Trebitsch Whisky appointed experienced technologist Ján Balog to this crucial role.


Mr Balog’s successful career began at the distillery in Kralupy nad Vltavou, from whence he then joined the renowned Czech distillery Rudolf Jelínek. He gained his first foreign experience with Heineken during a two-year appointment to Egypt. He has also worked as an external consultant for technology startups in the USA, Chile, Serbia, Bulgaria, Poland, and other countries in Europe and the world.

VISION

Mr Balog says he wants to take the flavour characteristics of the single-malt Trebitsch Whisky to new heights. This means he is using the existing inventory intended for sale to end customers to prepare a new line of blended whiskies, while creation of the new single-malt whisky will take place exclusively under his direction.


In order to achieve this goal, he personally oversees the selection of the barley, the malting, the distillation, and the casking. Trebitsch Whisky cooks its mash at several sites throughout the Czech Republic, namely Čížov, the Moravia beer brewery, and the beer brewery in Telč, and will soon begin cooking mash in Počernice and Karlín in Prague. Intensive negotiations are underway regarding other sites as well. Distilling takes place on the premises of the company Aroma Gold and in Bohuslavice in the highlands region of Vysočina. In February of 2022, Trebitsch Whisky also began distilling at the microbrewery in Počernice, Prague.

6 REASONS FOR
INVEST IN WHISKEY

1. RATE OF RETURN

Assets in an investment portfolio are chosen based on data demonstrating their earning potential over a given investment horizon. Whisky casks have persistently generated long-term above-average yields. In the last five years, whisky casks have achieved an average appreciation of 11.7% p.a., while famous distilleries are doing even better yet. There are few tangible assets that deliver reliable returns across historical market fluctuations. 

2. MATURATION

Unlike other tangible assets, such as gold, real estate, or rare items, whisky in casks naturally gets better with age, and the value of the casks increases exponentially. For every five years of maturation, the average value of a cask will nearly double. 

3. REAL AVAILABILITY

Whisky is a real, tangible investment, which is something investors are relying on more and more to maintain the value of their portfolios. Unlike equities, common funds, and similar instruments, whisky is an asset that you fully own and have complete control over. Casks of whisky are held under your name in a government-bonded warehouse, which you can visit at any time by appointment. 

4. SAFE AND SECURE

The casks are kept under constant surveillance. Because the Czech Republic is part of a European customs database governed by very strict rules, the whisky is tracked from the moment it’s distilled. Bonded warehouses with whisky are operated under the watchful eye of the Customs Administration of the Czech Republic and security agencies. This means investors have complete control over the provenance of each cask of whisky. 

5. SALE – BUYBACK

Casks of maturing whisky are a highly sought-after commodity. Should you decide to sell your cask, we’ll be happy to assist. We’ll either buy it back from you according to preset terms, or we’ll put you in touch with other clients interested in buying it. You may also decide to hold your position or opt to finish your whisky in a different cask, thus further increasing its value. We also deal with auction houses both in the Czech Republic and abroad, so we’re able to mediate the sale of your cask in this way as well. 

6. WHISKY AND THE WORLD

The limited selection of mature whisky and growing demand mean distilleries are working hard to increase production, and consumption of casks of mature whisky is on the rise around the world. Despite the increased output of distilleries everywhere, demand in coming years won’t be easily satisfied. This limited availability allows us to offer investors genuine long-term growth for their portfolios. 

GETTING STARTED

Acquainting yourself with the various investment options is easy. The basic rule to go by is the age of the whisky. Taking inspiration from established companies abroad, we’ve divided our casks into several categories according to common standards.

There’s no point in reinventing the wheel – the experienced experts in the world of cask whisky investment know what they’re doing. The best approach for individuals interested in purchasing their own casks is to combine spirits of various ages in order to create a quality and well-balanced whisky portfolio.

1. CHOOSING A CASK

One of the first steps is choosing the right rare whisky and cask. Depending on your financial possibilities, goals, preferred investment horizon, and other factors, our people will help you choose the configuration that best suits your needs. Our basic selection includes several options, but we’re also open to a greater degree of individualization based on specific customer requirements.

2. BUYING

Once your choice of cask is made, the next step is the completion of the purchase and the transfer of ownership into your name, which is confirmed with a special certificate and, of course, an official receipt for your accounting records. The entire process takes no more than five business days.

3. STORING

All casks with rare whisky are securely stored in our government-bonded warehouses under nonstop surveillance. The casks purchased by our customers are clearly marked and are complete with detailed documentation maintained since the moment of their creation. Those of you interested in coming to see your cask in person, signing it, or perhaps just touching it, are welcome to do so. It’s important that you know your cask is being cared for with the utmost diligence and security.

4. SELLING

Should you decide to sell your cask, we’ll be happy to assist. We’ll either buy it back from you according to preset terms, or we’ll put you in touch with other clients interested in buying it. We also deal with auction houses both in the Czech Republic and abroad, so we’re able to mediate the sale of your cask in this way as well.

WHY BUY RARE WHISKEY IN CASKS?

When whiskey is safely sealed inside a cask, it ages and matures, and its value goes up; however, this process ends when the whiskey is bottled. From that point on, not even the best storage practices in the world can affect its characteristics, flavor, or color. The value of the best bottles will change depending on the current market situation, but real, lasting, and attractive appreciation comes to investors who have their own casks.

When it comes to cask whisky, older isn’t only better – it’s more valuable. TREBITSCH Whisky adheres to the Scottish model, where the minimal maturation period is three years. In reality, however, ageing in casks should take much longer, because that’s what gives the whisky its typical goldish colour and delicate flavour. Only 15 years to go, and TREBITSCH Whisky opens its first 20-year-old cask.

WE LOVE
OUR JOB

In order to help investors acquire a thorough understanding of the world of cask whisky investment, we’ve divided our products into four basic categories by age of the spirits. There are a whole range of parameters that determine the value of a cask, but when it comes to choosing an optimal investment horizon, the fundamental factor is the age of the whisky. Each category lets investors choose from various types of casks and grains. In order to maintain the value of the assets, the majority of investors diversify their whisky portfolio with multiple age and grain categories.

One of the most interesting aspects of investing in whisky is the fact that the stock in bonded warehouses is revalued throughout the year and thus increases in value. With each year of maturation, the investment becomes more lucrative, and it’s precisely the dynamics of ageing that make it possible to capitalize on the investment potential of whisky.

NEW CASK OF WHISKY
OPTIMAL HORIZON: 15+ YEARS
AGE OF SPIRIT: 0-2 YEARS

The life journey of every whisky begins in the same way. Before it becomes whisky, it’s nothing more than a clear, colourless spirit obtained from a distillation apparatus, but once it’s been poured into quality oak casks, big things start to happen. The reactions between the wood and the distillate gradually transform the clear liquid into whisky. The rules adhered to by Scottish distilleries, however, stipulate that a spirit can be called whisky only after at least three years of ageing in oak casks. Newly manufactured casks offer owners the opportunity to
enter the ageing process at the very beginning, so they’re ideal for enthusiasts who want more for their money than just an expensive bottle of alcohol.

YOUNG WHISKY
OPTIMAL HORIZON: 15+ YEARS
AGE OF SPIRIT: 3-10 YEARS

After three years of maturation, we can finally put the cask up for sale as whisky. But by no means is the three-year milestone the end of the journey – it is, in fact, merely the beginning. Young whisky like this is an ideal opportunity for young enthusiasts, individuals who have their whole lives ahead of them and want their whisky to age right along with them. And the number of young investors interested in at least three-year-old whisky is surprisingly high..

MIDDLE-AGED WHISKY
OPTIMAL HORIZON: 10+ YEARS
AGE OF SPIRIT: 10-20 YEARS

What comes to mind when you hear the words ‘ten-year-old whisky’? Right – that twelve-year-old whisky would be better. Whiskies older than ten years are very popular. They have excellent characteristics, flavour, and colour and their value is increasing significantly. People who want to invest some of their money in an interesting alternative product often opt for whisky that’s older than ten years. Casks of rare whisky at this age present their owners with
an outstanding opportunity for appreciation as well as an interesting opportunity for potential buyers.

PREMIUM CASK OF WHISKY
OPTIMAL HORIZON: 5+ YEARS
AGE OF SPIRIT: 20+ YEARS

Rare whisky in original twenty-year-old (or older) oak casks represents a unique and unparalleled product of remarkable value. These premium casks are an excellent choice for people seeking a short-term investment with unmatched potential for growth. A rarity like this can experience annual appreciation in excess of 50%, and possession of similar casks of rare whisky puts the owners in an elite class unto itself.

OFFER

OUR CASKS

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120 L QUARTER TREBITSCH

120 L Quarter Trebitsch 0-6 years (new cask, Eastern European Oak, Trebitsch Cask)

50 L KILDERKIN TREBITSCH

55 L Kilderkin 0–3 years (new cask
Eastern European Oak, Trebitsch Cask)

225 L BARRIQUE TREBITSCH

225 L Barrique Trebitsch 0–9 years (new cask, Eastern European Oak, Trebitsch Cask)

400 L PUNCHEON

400 L Puncheon 8-30 years (French Oak, previous fill: porto)

330 L COGNAC

330 L Cognac 6–20 years (French Oak, previous fill: cognac)

PARTNERS AND CUSTOMERS

PARTNERS

OUR WISE

OLDER IS BETTER

When it comes to whisky in casks, older is better, and better is more valuable. 
TREBITSCH Whisky is based on the Scottish model, where the minimum ageing period is three years.
In reality, however, maturation in casks should be much longer,
because only then does the whisky acquire its typical amber colour and delicate flavour.
Just 13 years and TREBITSCH Whiskey will open its first twenty-year cask.

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ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS

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