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Whisky: Breaking Down Barriers and Fostering a Community
As the global whisky industry is projected to reach a staggering value of $127 billion by 2028, it’s clear that this beloved spirit is here to stay. But for the industry to truly thrive, we need to make whisky more accessible to everyone. This means breaking down barriers and fostering a sense of community among whisky enthusiasts, investors, and newcomers alike.
Scotch whisky is steeped in history and tradition, embodying centuries of craftsmanship and heritage.
The industry’s overriding goal should be to provide access to exceptional whisky while fostering learning and education. We want to welcome the new generation of whisky drinkers, who are eager to learn and explore the world of whisky. According to a recent YouGov poll, the 18-25-year-old bracket has seen a 25% year-on-year increase in whisky consumption since 2021. This is a promising trend, but we need to ensure that these new enthusiasts feel comfortable and supported in their whisky journey.
“Whisky needs to be more accessible in order for the industry to grow.”
At Whisky Partners, we’re committed to demystifying whisky and making it more accessible to everyone. We host collaborative sessions, including distillery trips, where people can learn about whisky, visit the distilleries they’ve invested in, and taste some of their releases. We also invite whisky investors to regular meetups, where they can connect with fellow enthusiasts and learn from those who might be more experienced within the industry.
Tasting whisky is an essential part of the learning process.
By promoting a diversity of perspectives and experiences, the industry can break down its barriers and foster a more inclusive community. We’re proud to offer casks from a diverse range of new and historic distilleries, including Glen Garioch, one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries, and Glasgow Distillery, the city’s first active distillery since 1902.
Accessibility extends beyond whisky consumption and the introduction of new industry players to whisky collecting and investment. For investors, streamlining the investment process is essential, providing the means for storage and value tracking. Additionally, access to transparent pricing and comprehensive market options, especially when considering exit strategies, is paramount.
Whisky investment is becoming more accessible, but we need to address misinformation and misconceptions.
Recognising the complexity of the industry landscape, particularly with numerous merchants, brokers, and tech platforms, our focus at Whisky Partners is to bridge the gap between consumption and investment. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, we integrate both aspects seamlessly, offering a unified platform for collectors and investors alike.
Let’s make sure that the whisky industry grows in the right way, welcoming all to enjoy the world of whisky.