Category: Whisky Shops
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Catawiki Whisky Auctions: how the platform works, what it costs, and whether it’s worth it
Most whisky drinkers meet the secondary market the same way: a bottle they wanted is sold out everywhere, and the only copies left are at auction. Catawiki is one of the biggest doors into that market, and also one of the most misunderstood. It is not a specialist whisky auctioneer. It is a giant general…
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The Whisky Exchange review: is London’s rare-whisky specialist worth buying from?
Most whisky shops sell you a bottle. The Whisky Exchange built its name selling you the bottle nobody else could find. The Whisky Exchange is the world’s leading specialist online retailer for fine whiskies and spirits, with a catalogue of more than 9,000 bottles, three shops in central London, and a back catalogue of old,…
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The Whisky World: the family-owned London retailer behind The Whisky Event London
If you have ever stood on the floor at The Whisky Event in London, you have already shopped at The Whisky World, whether you realised it or not. The family-owned retailer is the company behind the event, and the pricelist at every exhibitor stand is theirs. That connection is the quickest way to understand what…
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WhiskyBase: the world’s largest whisky database, marketplace and community
If you have ever stood in front of a bottle you have never seen before, wondering whether it is a hidden gem or an overpriced curiosity, there is one place serious collectors check first. WhiskyBase has spent nearly two decades turning the collective memory of the whisky world into a single searchable record, and it…
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Dekantā: the world’s largest online Japanese whisky retailer, reviewed
Dekantā is an online retailer specialising in rare and collectible Japanese whisky, founded in Tokyo in 2015 as the first e-commerce site dedicated solely to the category. It is family-run, with founders who have traded collectibles since the 1980s, and it now lists more than 2,000 bottles alongside its own award-winning independent cask bottlings. Dekantā…
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Master of Malt review: what a 10,000-bottle online retailer is actually good for
Most whisky shops want to sell you a full bottle. Master of Malt will sell you a 30ml sample of almost anything in its range first, which is a quietly radical thing to offer when a single cask Islay can run to three figures. That sample programme, Drinks by the Dram, is the clearest signal…
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House of Malt: Your Trusted Whisky & Fine Spirits Retailer
For whisky enthusiasts, collectors, and casual drinkers, House of Malt is a premier online retailer offering an exceptional selection of premium, rare, and collectible whiskies. Whether you’re looking for a classic Scotch single malt, a Japanese whisky, or a special-edition bourbon, House of Malt provides a curated collection of the finest spirits, competitive prices, and top-notch customer service. Why Choose…
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Hard to Find Whisky: inside Birmingham’s rare and collectable whisky specialist
If you have ever hunted for a bottle that stopped being made a decade ago and come up empty, Hard to Find Whisky is the shop most collectors end up at. Based in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, it has built its name on stocking exactly the bottles that have disappeared everywhere else: discontinued single malts, vintage…
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