Benriach 21 Year Old The Twenty One
21 years · 46.0% ABV · 70cl
from £158.00 1 retailer
£158.00 delivered
Benriach whisky
4 bottles in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.
About the distillery
- Region
- Speyside, Scotland
- Founded
- 1897
- Status
- Producing
- Capacity
- 2,800,000 litres of alcohol a year
- Stills
- 4 (2 wash, 2 spirit)
- Say it
- ben*ree*ack
- Notable
- Doig pagoda roof (replica)
Some of these details come from older printed sources and may have changed.
Benriach 25 Year Old The Twenty Five
25 years · 46.0% ABV · 70cl
from £315.00 1 retailer
£315.00 delivered
BenRiach 30 Year Old
30 years · 46.0% ABV · 70cl
from £615.00 1 retailer
£615.00 delivered
Benriach The Smoky Twelve
46.0% ABV · 70cl
from £46.99 1 retailer
£51.49 delivered
Buy a cask of Benriach
Whole casks of Benriach, not bottles. They are listed separately and are not part of our price comparison.
| Cask type | Filled | Litres | ABV | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refill hogshead TWI-0072 | Jan 201214 years old | 187.1118.6 litres of alcohol | 63.4% | £10,313.46£86.96 per litre of alcohol | |
| Refill hogshead TWI-0071 | Jan 201214 years old | 187.7119.0 litres of alcohol | 63.4% | £10,348.24£86.96 per litre of alcohol | |
| 1st Fill (Sassicaia 2020) barrique TWI-0067 | Dec 201312 years old | 209.4140.3 litres of alcohol | 67.0% | £12,200.50£86.96 per litre of alcohol | |
| Refill hogshead TWI-0070 | May 201016 years old | 169.2108.8 litres of alcohol | 64.3% | £17,033.73£156.56 per litre of alcohol | |
| Refill hogshead TWI-0069 | May 201016 years old | 196.6120.1 litres of alcohol | 61.1% | £18,802.85£156.56 per litre of alcohol | |
| 1st Fill White Port barrique TWI-0068 | May 201016 years old | 185.6120.1 litres of alcohol | 64.7% | £22,972.74£191.28 per litre of alcohol |
Casks are sold in bond: the whisky stays in a bonded warehouse in Scotland, so no duty or VAT is paid unless it leaves. Storage and insurance cost extra: this seller includes the first year, then charges £100.00 a year per cask. Duty, VAT and bottling costs follow if you take the whisky out. A cask loses volume and strength as it ages.
Buying a cask is not a regulated investment. The FCA does not regulate whisky casks, so you would have no Financial Ombudsman or compensation scheme protection, and values can fall. Read the FCA's warning about unregulated investments.
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