Sell Your Samaroli Whisky
Are you looking to sell your Samaroli whisky but don’t know where to start?
At Mark Littler LTD we make the selling process as simple as possible by handling all of the logistics, paperwork and fully insured shipping. We have been helping people sell their whisky for nearly 10 years and have hundreds of five star Google reviews.
Sell Your Samaroli Whisky With Mark Littler
Simply fill in the valuation form and we will see what offers we can get from our collection of private clients and send you a referral to a specialist whisky auctioneer.
Learn More About Your Bottle Of Samaroli Whisky
Click here to learn about the history of Samaroli whisky.
Click here to learn more about what affects the value of Samaroli whisky.
Sell Your Whisky Today
Please use the form below to submit images of your bottle and receive a free, no-obligation valuation from a specialist auctioneer. We will also introduce you to a specialist retailer who may make an offer directly to you for your bottles.
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How We Can Help You Sell Your Whisky
Simply fill in the form below and we will put you in contact with a specialist whisky retailer. If your bottle is suitable they will make you an offer directly for your bottle. This is perferable for those wanting a quick sale, or for those who are not prepared to take the risk that auctions entail. There is no charge for our assistance if you accept a private sale.
Alternatively we can help you sell your bottles through auction. With close to 30,000 bottles being sold at auction every month you have to be sure that your bottles are being sold in the right auction to achieve the highest price. There is no charge for our assistance selling at auction
Whisky Valuation Tips
Are you looking to sell your whisky for the highest possible price? It might surprise you to learn that one of the most important actions you can take is to capture high-quality images of your bottles. This ensures we can offer you the best prices and accurately appraise your bottles. Here are our top tips for submitting images of your bottles:
- Stand the bottle upright so that we can clearly see the level of the whisky in the bottle.
- Do you have the original box? If so, place it next to the bottle in the photo.
- Capture the images in a well-lit room, ideally against a neutral background.
What Our Customers Say
Do You Remember This Story?
In 2020 we sold a vertical of Macallan 18 year old for Matthew Robson for £44,000!
The story went viral being covered from the BBC, to India, to the USA.
Matthew had been given a bottle every year from his father as a birthday gift and at the time of sale amounted to 28 bottles, all with their original boxes.
Now We Can Help You
It was a pleasure to work with Matthew, assisting him in obtaining the highest possible amount for his collection. Now, let us use our experience and connections to assist you.
“I was looking to sell my whisky collection of 28 bottles of Macallan 18 year old to fund the purchase of my first house, so I got in touch with Mark.
My father gave me 1 bottle each year for a birthday present so that by the time that I was 18 I would have 18 bottles of 18 year old Macallan. (Yes I’m that guy who was plastered over the media)
Mark did a great job of getting professional photos taken of them and creating a PR buzz around the collection and I even ended up on BBC breakfast news, lad bible, and various radio stations around the world.
At one point my story was the second most viewed story on BBC world wide news app for the whole weekend with over 2 million views.
Needless to say within a day or two of this PR Campaign there was numerous offers.
I would like to thank Mark for all his work and helping me with everything.”
What Is Your Whisky Worth
Do you want to know what your whisky is worth but don’t know where to start?
Use these guides to help you.
What Is Your Whisky Worth? – An in-depth look at the factors affecting your bottle’s value.
A Beginner’s Guide To Selling Whisky – Everything you need to get started selling your whisky.
How To Sell Whisky Online – A rundown of all the online selling options available.
Sell Your Whisky Today – A simple way to sell your whisky fast.
Macallan Specific Guides
The Complete Guide To Valuing Macallan Whisky – Selling Macallan? This is your starting point.
What Is Macallan Whisky Worth? – Unsure of your Macallan’s value? Begin here
The History Of Samaroli Whisky
Samaroli is a name that is synonymous with rarity for many whisky enthusiasts. Established by Silvano S Samaroli, they were the first fully dedicated independent bottlers to promote whisky at cask strength. It is one of the few remaining companies to still market the benefits of aging in the bottle, with the famous slogan ‘Further matures in its bottle’.
The company began as an importer of blended scotch and single malts starting with Linkwood and then moving onto Glen Garioch. It then started releasing its own bottlings in 1979, with a dumpy Cadenhead and then a series entitled ‘Flowers’ in 1981. Over the course of the 1980s, Samaroli sought out individuals from Cadenhead directly; this was when cask strength bottlings came into play. The first examples of these were the 1971 Glen Garioch 59.6%ABV and the 1969 Glen Brant 59%ABV. While some were the vattings of several casks, other, smaller batches originated from singles.
By the end of the decade, the company had shifted to bottling most at cask strength and then during the 1990s, Samaroli looked to a more diverse variety of sources. Change came in 2008 when Antonio Bieve took over the day-to-day running of the business; Samaroli still had an integral role until February 2017 when he died.
To this day, the company still releases bottlings that are both high in quality and unique in character and although there is more cohesion to its output, thy still use the same label shape and bottle design. Many Samaroli bottlings are industry legends; produced by collectors, they are much-sought-after, with lively bidding wars taking place whenever they are available in auctions. Even the labels, with their artistic and elegant designs have become a benchmark for many newer independent bottlers.
Samaroli designed his own logo and many of his own labels; he enjoyed painting them in water colour, as a self-confessed perfectionist he preferred to create his own pieces rather than work with marketing agencies.
A 15-year-old bottle of Samaroli 1967 Laphroaig signed by Samaroli himself recently sold for £61,000.