The Tyrconnell single malt whisky owes its name to a legendary racehorse that
belonged to the Watt family, owners of the distillery, and won the prestigious
Queen Victoria Cup in 1876. The name "Tyrconnell" has its roots in Gaelic and
means "Land of the O'Donnells", a tribute to the rich history and culture of
Ireland.

True to tradition, this single malt is still distilled exclusively from malted
barley, whereby the whisky undergoes a double distillation process. This gives
it a particularly smooth character. Despite its comparatively short maturation
period, the Tyrconnell is a high-quality and appealing dram that leaves nothing
to be desired for whisky lovers.



The Tyrconnell single malt is an expression of elegance and quality, a truly
memorable pleasure from the house of Tyrconnell.



Awards:

- Silver medal in 2018 at the International Spirits Challenge