Celebrating the Three Pillars of Whisky

Celebrating the Three Pillars of Whisky

At Tri Carragh, the name is a tribute to the Gaelic phrase meaning "three pillars," honoring the essential ingredients of whisky: water, barley, and yeast. These timeless elements have been at the heart of Scotland's finest spirits for centuries, transforming through time, skill, and patience into a unique expression with every cask. As a single cask malt brand, Tri Carragh celebrates individuality and quality, offering limited-edition releases that will never be replicated. Each bottle reflects thoughtful cask selection, ensuring every sip tells a story and inspires conversation.

Tri Carragh - Tamnavulin 12 Year

Tri Carragh - Tamnavulin 12 Year

$120.00
$120.00
Tri Carragh - Glen Elgin 12 Year

Tri Carragh - Glen Elgin 12 Year

$130.00
$130.00
Tri Carragh - Teaninich 9 Year - Amontillado Finish

Tri Carragh - Teaninich 9 Year - Amontillado Finish

$105.00
$105.00
Tri Carragh - Mannachmore 11 Year - 2nd Fill Ex-Bourbon Matured

Tri Carragh - Mannachmore 11 Year - 2nd Fill Ex-Bourbon Matured

$110.00
$110.00 $110.00
Tri Carragh - Inchgower 16 Year - 1st Fill Ex-Bourbon Finish

Tri Carragh - Inchgower 16 Year - 1st Fill Ex-Bourbon Finish

$145.00
$145.00 $170.00
Tri Carragh - Bowmore 27 Year Single Malt Scotch

Tri Carragh - Bowmore 27 Year Single Malt Scotch

$500.00
$500.00 $600.00
Tri Carragh - Dalrymple 10

Tri Carragh - Dalrymple 10

$90.00
$90.00
Tri Carragh - Blair Athol 12 Year - 1st Fill Super Tawny Port Finish

Tri Carragh - Blair Athol 12 Year - 1st Fill Super Tawny Port Finish

$125.00
$125.00 $125.00
Bottle of Tri Carragh Single Malt Scotch Whisky with a World Whiskies Awards Category Winner label on a white background.

Tri Carragh - Bruichladdich (Lochindaal) 16 Year - [Only Available via Pre-Order]

$280.00
$280.00 $350.00
Tri Carragh - Craigellachie 16 Year - 1st Fill Ex-Bourbon

Tri Carragh - Craigellachie 16 Year - 1st Fill Ex-Bourbon

$140.00
$140.00 $160.00
Tri Carragh - Linkwood 13 Year - 1st Fill PX Sherry

Tri Carragh - Linkwood 13 Year - 1st Fill PX Sherry

$115.00
$115.00 $130.00
Tri Carragh - Braes of Glenlivet (Braeval) 30 Year - [Only Available via Pre-Order]

Tri Carragh - Braes of Glenlivet (Braeval) 30 Year - [Only Available via Pre-Order]

$475.00
$475.00 $350.00
Three Pillars. One Standard.

THE ORIGIN

Three Pillars. One Standard.

Ryan McCafferty and Ola Lopatowska founded Tri Carragh under their Edinburgh-based parent company, Stravaig Spirits. The name is Gaelic for "three pillars," a nod to the three ingredients at the heart of every whisky: water, barley, and yeast. Simple ingredients, centuries of tradition, and patience in oak.

They select each cask with a singular aim: choose the distillery and spirit that will encourage the most conversation. Every release is single cask, cask strength, non-chill filtered, natural color. Limited bottles, never replicated. The approach has earned recognition across the international circuit, including Grand Gold medals, IWSC awards, and category wins at the World Whiskies Awards.

- Ryan McCafferty & Ola Lopatowska, Founders

What Defines Us

Three Pillars, Every Pour

3
Pillars
Water, barley, yeast. The three ingredients behind every cask, honored in the name.
23+
Single Cask Bottlings
Each one a considered choice in quality and character. When it sells out, it's gone.
6
Medals, 2025 CMB
Including two Grand Golds and a "Revelation Scotch Whisky" award for their Dalrymple 10.
The Label

Three Standing Stones

The Standing Stones
The logo is drawn from the ancient standing stones scattered across the Scottish countryside. No one knows exactly why they were built. Worship, navigation, timekeeping. Ryan and Ola chose them because they connect to the heritage and mystery of Scotland itself, the same land that shaped the whisky.
Three Pillars
Tri Carragh is Gaelic for "three pillars," pronounced "tree ka-rah." The three pillars are water, barley, and yeast. Everything in Scotch whisky starts with those three ingredients, combined with time and oak. The name is a reminder that complexity comes from simplicity done well.