Tobermory offers an incredibly compelling and highly strategic investment proposition. Because the distillery produces two entirely different styles of whisky within one calendar year, investors have the brilliant opportunity to diversify their holdings within a single brand and location. EWW case study In 1994 a private investor purchased a cask of Tobermory for £1,500. When sold alongside another cask decades later, the Tobermory cask alone is cited by EWW as delivering an annualised return of roughly 11 percent. As with all investments, past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Figure is EWW’s own stated calculation. – Securing casks of both the fruity unpeated Tobermory and the smoky peated Ledaig from the same distillery provides brilliant built-in portfolio diversification from a single location. – Global demand for character-driven island whiskies is currently surging, making both styles highly attractive to collectors and independent bottlers seeking alternatives to the better-known Islay names. – With a combined annual capacity of just one million litres split across two production styles, genuine scarcity underpins the long-term investment case for both Tobermory and Ledaig.