The Tyrconnell name traces to 1876, when RM Delamere entered his chestnut colt in the National Produce Stakes and won at 100-to-1 odds—a legendary victory that made his fortune. This 10-year-old single malt honours that famous race and the Watt family legacy, which had already made the brand Ireland's bestseller before Prohibition.

Matured a decade in ex-bourbon casks, the whisky receives a finishing in madeira wood that adds fruity and honeyed layers. Citrus and malt form the core, supported by dried stone fruits and floral notes drawn from the cask.