Whisky Bottle Valuation and Sale
Send us your bottle details and photos. We will assess the bottle and, if it is of interest, make you an offer.
1. Send your bottle details and photos
Complete the form and upload clear photos of the bottle, packaging, and fill level. Good photos help us assess it accurately.
2. Receive a reply within 48 hours
We will review your submission within 48 hours. If the bottle is of interest, we will send you our valuation and offer.
3. Send the bottle and get paid
If you accept our offer, send the bottle to the address provided. After we receive and verify it, we will pay the agreed amount within two working days.
The service is under active development and will be launched soon!
FAQ
We review every request and always reply, but we may decide not to provide a valuation.
We do not value miniatures, bottles with a hidden fill level, or bottles that are widely available in shops.
We may decline a request without giving a specific reason.
We do not value miniatures, bottles with a hidden fill level, or bottles that are widely available in shops.
We may decline a request without giving a specific reason.
Auction sale prices are more useful than retail prices when valuing a bottle. Value also depends on location, rarity, condition, packaging, and fill level.
A Whisky Hunter subscription includes bottle valuation. The entry plan is enough to request one.
A Whisky Hunter subscription includes bottle valuation. The entry plan is enough to request one.
A direct sale is usually faster. An auction can take up to two months, while we normally complete a purchase within one or two weeks.
You also know our offer before sending the bottle. At auction, the final price is uncertain.
You also know our offer before sending the bottle. At auction, the final price is uncertain.
Price depends on the condition of the bottle and packaging, fill level, location, and current demand.
A bidding contest can push the price up, while low demand can produce a weaker result. Even identical bottles may therefore sell for different amounts.
A bidding contest can push the price up, while low demand can produce a weaker result. Even identical bottles may therefore sell for different amounts.