# How To: Ageing Casks (Assembly)

_By Brandon Munn · Dec 2, 2024_

Go to **Administration** - **Settings** - **Ageing Casks**. Here you will see:

**Cask Type** - List the different variations of casks you have. For example, whisky casks.

**Cask Sub Type** - Sub type enables a further breakdown of types, for example bourbon or scotch casks.

**Cask Sub Location 1** - This setting will allow you to state a broad location the cask is in. For example, the different rows of casks i.e aisle A-Z

**Cask Sub Location 2** - This settings breaks the location down further. This can be used to state where in the row the cask is i.e. section 1-6

### **Creating Ageing Casks**

Once you have done the settings, you can then begin to create your different casks in the system. These can be made manually within **Production → Ageing Casks** or imported into the system via a new data import. 

Please click [here](https://premier-systems-ltd.featureos.help/en/articles/step-4-importing-data) for more information on importing new data into the system.

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### **Filling Ageing Casks**

First, start a batch from a recipe within **Production**.

When you have finished adding ingredients to the assembly, you can move liquid into the ageing casks you’ve created by doing a **Vessel Movement**. Record multiple movements until all casks have been filled.

You will then begin to see a log of casks filled within the **Assembly Record** of the batch if you scroll down to the **Volume** and **Vessels** section.

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### **Once casks have been filled**

Once casks have been filled you can view the log within the **Assembly Record** or click into **Production** → **Ageing Casks**, click to open the relevant cask and click **View Cask Record.**

Inside of the assembly you can record QC test results, update states, add ingredients, update volume, move liquid between casks, add a by-product output and also empty each of the casks linked to the assembly.

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### **Outputs**

When ready, you can go back into the assembly, scroll down to the **Volume** and **Vessel** section, click the 3 dots next to a cask and start outputting the liquid into packaging.

Alternatively you can click on each cask and do a **Vessel Movement** into a **Vessel** and from there, add ingredients, record QC tests and then output the liquid to a packaging.

[View this article on the web](https://premier-systems-ltd.featureos.help/en/articles/how-to-ageing-casks)