Tomoka Fine & Rare

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We are one of the fastest growing whisky companies in the UK, Tomoka Fine and Rare minimises the risks and complications of cask investment to help you identify your investment requirements and find the perfect casks for your needs.

Tax treatment is one of the first things people ask us about when they're considering cask ownership.Whisky casks are ge...
17/06/2026

Tax treatment is one of the first things people ask us about when they're considering cask ownership.

Whisky casks are generally classified as a wasting asset under UK law, which means they are typically exempt from Capital Gains Tax. They are also held under duty suspension in a bonded warehouse, meaning no excise duty is paid until the spirit is removed from bond.

Please note - we're whisky specialists, not tax advisers - so while we can share what's generally understood about how casks are treated, your personal tax position is something to discuss with a qualified professional before making any decisions.

What we can help with is everything else: sourcing, ownership, storage, and what happens at every stage of the process.

Speak to our team at the link in bio. 🥃

One of the most consistent questions we hear is a simple one: what actually happens after I buy a cask?Once a cask is pu...
15/06/2026

One of the most consistent questions we hear is a simple one: what actually happens after I buy a cask?

Once a cask is purchased, it stays exactly where it is, in an HMRC-approved bonded warehouse, under duty suspension, fully insured, and attached to a unique cask number that traces its provenance from fill date onwards. Nothing is moved unless you instruct it.

You receive documentation confirming ownership. We maintain oversight of the cask on your behalf. You are not expected to manage anything directly.

The decisions come later: when to bottle, when to sell, or whether to hold longer. Those decisions are yours, made with our guidance when you want it.

If you have questions about how cask ownership works in practice, our team is available for a straightforward conversation.

Visit tfandr.com/contact to get in touch.

*Whisky casks are a long-term, illiquid asset. Values can fluctuate and returns are not guaranteed. For private clients only.

Some of the biggest names in Scotch whisky have been quietly reducing production this year.When the major distillers pul...
12/06/2026

Some of the biggest names in Scotch whisky have been quietly reducing production this year.

When the major distillers pull back, the supply of maturing casks doesn't suddenly increase. It contracts. What's already in the warehouse becomes more finite, not less.

This isn't an alarm, it's just the nature of a category where supply is fixed by decisions made years in advance.

Worth knowing. 🥃

There aren't not many places in the City of London where you can walk in, handle a bottle of rare Macallan, and have a s...
11/06/2026

There aren't not many places in the City of London where you can walk in, handle a bottle of rare Macallan, and have a serious conversation about what it means to own a cask.

Our shop at The Royal Exchange is one of them.

We are here all week If you would like to come in, meet the team, and see what Tomoka Fine & Rare has to offer up close, you are welcome.

Details at tfandr.com/contact.

We hope to welcome you soon!

Most people assume owning a whisky cask is complicated but it really isn't.You don't manage the warehouse or monitor the...
09/06/2026

Most people assume owning a whisky cask is complicated but it really isn't.

You don't manage the warehouse or monitor the maturation. You don't arrange the insurance either, all of that is handled. What you own is a cask maturing in a bonded warehouse, documented, insured, and professionally managed from the day you buy it to the day you decide to sell, bottle, or hold.

If you've been curious but assumed the process was beyond reach, it's probably simpler than you think.

Speak to our team at the link in bio. 🥃

Three Macallans. One shelf. Each one a different expression of what Speyside does when it's given time and the right woo...
08/06/2026

Three Macallans. One shelf. Each one a different expression of what Speyside does when it's given time and the right wood.

The Rare Cask 2020 Release sits at the centre for a reason.

In our shop at The Royal Exchange. 🥃

Fifty years in oak. 🥃The Fettercairn 50 Year Old is a Highland single malt that has been quietly maturing since 1824 is ...
06/06/2026

Fifty years in oak. 🥃

The Fettercairn 50 Year Old is a Highland single malt that has been quietly maturing since 1824 is on the label, and the bottle more than earns the number on its front. Rich, unhurried, and presented in a hand-crafted wooden case with copper detailing that reflects the distillery's signature uncooled copper stills.

This is one of the rarest expressions from one of Scotland's oldest licensed distilleries. It does not need much said about it.

Available now at The Royal Exchange. DM us or visit us in store to find out
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A bottle of Scotch distilled in 1833 is heading to auction. Again. 🥃Nearly 190 years after it was distilled, a set of ar...
05/06/2026

A bottle of Scotch distilled in 1833 is heading to auction. Again. 🥃

Nearly 190 years after it was distilled, a set of around 40 bottles was discovered hidden in a cellar at Blair Castle in Scotland. Believed to be among the oldest Scotch whisky in existence, bottle number 13 from the original 2023 sale is now back on the market after its buyer decided to part ways.

Those who have tasted it describe an earthy, medicinal palate rather than anything oak-forward or peaty - which makes sense for a whisky distilled before column stills even existed.

Rare whisky has a way of resurfacing. That is part of what makes this category unlike any other.

03/06/2026

Barrel. Hogshead. Butt. You've heard the terms - here's what they actually mean.

Edward breaks down the three most common cask types in under a minute. Size, volume, and why it all matters for what ends up in the glass.

Which one should you own? That depends entirely on what you're looking for and we can help with that.

Link in bio to get in touch.

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A distillery silent since 1985, now being reimagined as a five-star whisky resort in the heart of Speyside.Coleburn's re...
30/05/2026

A distillery silent since 1985, now being reimagined as a five-star whisky resort in the heart of Speyside.

Coleburn's revival is one of the more compelling stories in Scotch right now, not just for what D&M Wi******er are building, but for how they're building it. No outside capital, just a long-term vision funded phase by phase, rooted in the community it sits within.

It's a reminder that the most interesting things happening in this industry aren't always coming from the big names. Sometimes they're coming from independent operators who simply believe in what Scotch whisky stands for.

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