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Beamish International
We specialise in advising private clients, family offices and funds on the acquisition of rare single malt whisky for investment, collecting, drinking and gifting.
Our Business
Beamish International is a global private client business specialising in rare whisky. We work directly with brand owners and producers.
We specialise in advising private clients, family offices and funds on the acquisition, disposal & verification of rare single malt whisky for investment, collecting, drinking and gifting. Providing our clients with authenticity, provenance and quality of product.
Our services include dedicated portfolio management, education, tailor-made whisky travel experiences, personalised packaging, storage and logistics solutions.
WHISKY REGIONS
THE HIGHLANDS
The Highlands stretch from Fort William in the west, right up the coast by Skye, around the North Coast 500 to Durness and John O' Groats in the far north. It also runs up to Inverness and east out to Elgin, taking in Aviemore and some of the Cairngorms National Park. Here you will find majestic mountains, mysterious lochs and sensational seascapes of the stunning stretches of coastline.The highlands contain the greatest concentration of Scotch whisky distilleries.
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WHISKY REGIONS
THE LOWLANDS
Historically speaking, the Lowlands are defined as the region south of the Highland Boundary Fault line which stretches north to east. The region exemplifies Scotland’s dramatic scenery with wooded valleys and winding rivers. Known as the home of the blend, malt whiskies from this area are known for their light and grassy style.
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WHISKY REGIONS
THE ISLES
The Isles is an area located on the west coast of Scotland, covering an area of 2667 square miles over 23 inhabited islands and a part of the West Coast Scottish mainland. Of these rugged islands, known as the Hebrides, Islay has earned the most renown for its peated whiskies and abundance of distilleries (now home to seven whisky distilleries – and at one point, there were 21). The islands of Jura, Arran, Mull, Skye and Orkney’s archipelago are also noted for their whiskies and dramatic scenery.
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