Isle of Barra Distillers unveils investment opportunity
Independent spirits producer Isle of Barra Distillers is offering whisky enthusiasts the chance to invest in casks and equity ahead of opening its new distillery in 2027.
Katie and Michael Morrison established the first legal distillery on the Scottish Isle of Barra in 2016.
The company has now launched an exclusive cask and equity offer that lets whisky lovers become part-owners of the distillery while claiming an inaugural cask of single malt.
The whisky will be distilled at the brand’s new distillery on the remote island, which is scheduled to open in 2027.
The project represents the largest private investment the island has ever seen and signifies the beginning of a new era for its community.
For a minimum investment of £5,000 (US$6,550), investors will receive a cask valued at £3,995 (US$5,250).
A typical cask from the distillery’s inaugural run is expected to yield approximately 250 bottles. With an estimated value of around £50 (US$66) per bottle, the potential value of the bottles is £12,500 (US$16,400).
According to Isle of Barra Distillers, this structure means that the cask alone holds significant value, even before considering the return on the investor’s equity stake as a shareholder.
Distilled and aged on the coast, the distillery’s upcoming whisky is said to embody the character of the Atlantic in every drop.
Detailed information, including investment tiers and cask options, is now available on the brand’s website: www.isleofbarradistillers.com/pages/isle-of-barra-distillers-investor-offer-december-2025.
In 2024, Isle of Barra Distillers raised nearly £900,000 (US$1.16m) through its share offer on the new distillery.
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