Whiskystats2024年第三季度威士忌洞察报告威士忌拍卖价格是否触底英文版23页

Have Whisky Auction Prices Bottomed Out?Whiskystats Insights Report UPDATE2024 Q3Since the secondary whisky market peaked in early 2022, trading activity for second-hand whisky has been on a steady decline, a trend that continued into the third quarter of 2024. The number of whisky bottles traded at auctions and their combined value in 2024 Q3 was exceptionally low, even when taking into account the seasonality effect of the (northern hemisphere) summer months.At the same time, some market segments showed clear signs of stabilisation. Auction prices for Scotch and Irish whiskey remained relatively stable from June to September or even gained slightly. Brands that saw their secondary market bottle prices fall significantly over the past two years now see their auction price indices moving into what appears to be a sideward trend. The most notable examples are Macallan and Springbank, both of which closed 2024 Q3 with an auction price index plus.On the other hand, Japanese whiskies los