The company works with global private collectors, hospitality groups and premium brands to source, mature, design and bottle rare single-cask releases. Over the past year it has delivered projects for clients worldwide, with commissions spanning Singapore, the United States and all across Europe.

Rather than operating as a traditional independent bottler, Tailored Spirits Co positions itself as an experience-led whisky partner – guiding clients through the entire creative and production journey, from selecting a cask to unveiling a finished bottle.

Tailored Spirits Co provides end-to-end spirits design and bottling under one roof: sourcing exceptional casks (from new make to rare Scotch, as well as rum, cognac and tequila), shaping the brand and presentation to each client, and producing short-run bottlings with global delivery. In short, the Tailored Spirits team guides clients every step – from discovering the perfect dram to a finished, personalised bottle anywhere in the world.

The business says increasing interest in bespoke bottlings is reshaping how some enthusiasts engage with whisky, moving away from purely retail purchases toward more personalised and experience-led releases.

Adam Harding, co-founder and head of spirits, sales and strategy at Tailored Spirits Co, said: “We’re seeing green shoots of hope in whisky. While parts of the market have softened, interest in private-client bottlings remains strong. People don’t just want to buy whisky now - they want to be involved in creating something unique.

“We position ourselves as the ‘Mansory of the whisky industry’ – taking something already revered as a special product and crafting a completely bespoke edition for each client, with the owner involved at every step. Our approach is to treat each project as a luxury commission, from cask selection to design and final release.”

Demand for personalised projects has grown as collectors and luxury buyers increasingly seek ownership experiences rather than conventional retail purchases. Clients work directly with the Leith team on liquid style, cask choice, bottle design and presentation, often culminating in a private-client whisky tasting. 

Following its strongest year to date, the company is expanding its team during 2026. Over the past year Tailored Spirits Co has welcomed Rachel MacRae to the project management and delivery team, award winning creative specialist Hannah Sneddon, and most recently Ciara Hutchison Reid as Business Development & Private Client Manager, with further hires planned as growth continues.

Carl Johnstone, co-founder (commercial & operations), said: “We’re moving from being seen as a start-up to an established luxury player. The interest we’re seeing internationally shows that premium Scotch still holds strong appeal, particularly when it offers a personal story and experience.”