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Harry Mcdonagh

As a Luxury Assets Consultant with nearly a decade of hands-on experience at UKV International AG, Harry McDonagh has cultivated a deep and nuanced understanding of the global whisky landscape. Over the past 9 years, he has dedicated his career to advising clients on the acquisition and management of investment-grade whisky casks, helping them build portfolios that balance tradition, rarity, and long-term value.

Harry Mcdonagh

Expertise

Harry is widely respected for his unparalleled insight into the whisky market. From the launch of emerging distilleries in Scotland, Japan, and beyond to the limited-edition releases from heritage brands, Harry stays firmly ahead of the curve. His ability to identify trends, whether it’s the rise of craft distilleries, innovations in cask finishing, or shifting demand in Asia and the U.S. makes him an invaluable resource for both seasoned investors and newcomers to the world of whisky.

Known for his enthusiasm and depth of knowledge, Harry is often sought out for his commentary on new industry developments, regulatory changes, and the broader impact of whisky on the luxury asset market. Whether discussing the collectability of a new single malt or the long-term appreciation potential of a rare cask, Harry brings clarity, context, and passion to every conversation.

For those seeking a trusted guide through the ever-evolving world of whisky investment, Harry McDonagh offers both expert insight and a genuine appreciation for the craftsmanship behind every bottle and barrel.

Harry also became a certified specialist in whisky at the Wine & Spirit Eduction Trust back in 2016.

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