CaskX in the News

Alternative investments, once niche, now accessible via tech, offer financial returns and emotional value.

CaskX CEO Jeremy Kasler appeared on Bloomberg TV’s The Close to discuss whiskey investment growth.

CaskX showcased bourbon investment at the 2024 Kentucky Bourbon Festival, engaging 8,000+ enthusiasts.

CaskX ranks #243 on Inc. 5000, excelling in whiskey cask investments with 1,690% growth over 3 years.

Marquis Who’s Who Selects Jeremy Kasler for Success in Entrepreneurship.

The appreciation in the investor’s portfolio slowly, very slowly, matures as the years.

CNBC TV’s Last Call host Brian Sullivan interviews Jeremy about whiskey investment.

CaskX, a pioneer and market leader in the sale of barreled bourbon investments, continues to secure partnerships with distilleries across the United States in order to offer new opportunities to the company’s growing investor base.

Diversify Your Holdings With A Powerful Asset Class: Bourbon. Investing In Barrels Of Bourbon Is A Unique Opportunity To Leverage An Asset That Naturally Grows In Value Over Time.

CaskX is a whiskey investment brokerage that helps investors worldwide build profitable portfolios of whiskey casks. The CaskX platform allows investors to capitalize on their passion while taking advantage of the chance to profit through an enriching and satisfying experience.

In recent years, cryptocurrency and NFTs have risen to prominence as alternative investments that promise investors new ways to diversify their portfolios and protect their wealth.

In today’s investment landscape, the motivations of investors extend beyond mere profit. They are increasingly inclined to invest in assets that align with their personal passions. This trend is evident in the stock market.

Australian-born and Los Angeles-based Jeremy Kasler credits his success in tangible asset diversification to painting a broad canvas for his enterprises over the past two decades in specialty finance, alternative asset investment.

A rare cask of Macallan whisky that was left in the Scottish distillery’s warehouse for more than three decades after its owner forgot to pick it up was snapped up by a U.S. buyer.

The bourbon industry, much like the entire spirits market, is amid an unprecedented expansion, one that seems to only be gathering speed as consumers seek out premium products. According to the Distilled

That’s Jeremy Kasler, CEO/founder of CaskX, throwing a bit of good-natured shade at current market trends while his company offers a much more interesting (and real-life) product: whiskey. Specifically, CaskX.

While art and whiskey might seem to be worlds apart, from an investment perspective there are many parallels between the two asset classes. In a very basic sense, both art and whiskey casks offer investors.

According to industry authority the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS), since 2015, the luxury American whiskey category has grown at an astonishing annual rate of 41 percent.

CaskX is turning its sights to bourbon as the next big investment subject. Like stocks and bonds before, those collecting valuable spirits are turning to whiskey, and specifically bourbon, for investment.

CaskX, an investment company based in Los Angeles, offers opportunities to invest in shares of bourbon from leading distilleries across the United States.

An investment company is buying up Kentucky bourbon before it even reaches the barrel, amid a bourbon boom.

Aficionados of the whiskey world have long appreciated the value—and flavor—of bourbon. However, in recent years, investment companies, such as CaskX, have also acquired a penchant for “America’s Native Spirit.”

An international investment firm is busting into bourbon territory by offering unique opportunities for individuals to bank on Kentucky’s spirit.

The bourbon industry is one of Kentucky’s oldest, dating back to at least the early 1800s. But now, 200 or so years later, an investments company has found a new way to sell it — and it could become a lifeline to some of the younger distilleries in the industry.

Recent reports have shown that over the last decade, the value of rare whisky has been increasing at a significantly high rate, even surpassing that of fine art and classic cars.

As the United States Treasury has ramped up purchasing treasuries to bolster the economy, investors are turning to tangible assets to protect their portfolios from the likely inflation that will ensue worldwide.

High-end whisky is increasingly being snapped up by wealthy buyers from China, Taiwan and Malaysia and bottles that most people in the UK would buy as an investment or a collector’s item are disappearing.

In June at a charity auction in London, Michter’s sold their first ever private barrel selection—a 10 Year Kentucky Straight—for nearly $210,000. This was the highest price ever paid at an auction for a single barrel of Bourbon anywhere in the world, far exceeding previous records.

Wealth management reports have been touting the investment potential of alternative asset classes, and the hero category has been whisky.

Scotch Whisky has historically delivered average returns of 12% per annum over the last decade.

Whiskey cask investments are proving popular with investors looking to diversify their portfolio through to those investing long term for their retirement

The Wealth Report’s luxury investment index found that the value of rare whisky has increased by more than five times during the past 10 years – faster than cars, art and wine.