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Torabhaig whisky

Torabhaig is a young distillery on the Sleat peninsula of the Isle of Skye, making peated single malt. First distilled in 2017 and first released in 2021, its bottlings are young and carry no age statement. This page lists every Torabhaig at the UK retailers we check, with the lowest current price.

Taigh is the first core release; the Legacy Series bottlings (Allt Gleann, Cnoc na Mòine, Sound of Sleat) are numbered early releases, some also at Batch Strength. Peat is the house style: the peated tag here is derived from the distillery rather than stated on each label, and the producer describes Taigh as gently peated.

Skye is legally part of the Highland region, and Talisker is the island’s other distillery. For the farmstead’s history and visits, see the distillery’s own site. Prices are the best current in-stock offer from the UK retailers we check (how we compare prices).

9 bottles in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.

Known for

The flavour families that most often turn up for Torabhaig.

A guide to the house style rather than a promise: individual releases can differ.

About the distillery

Region
Islands, Scotland
Founded
2016
Status
Producing
Capacity
500,000 litres of pure alcohol a year (stated capacity, not actual output); as recorded October 2026. Number 134 of 169 by stated capacity.
Stills
2 (1 wash, 1 spirit)
Owner
Owned by Marussia Beverages (since 2016), through Mossburn Distillers; as recorded October 2026
Say it
TOR-a-vaig
Visitor tours
Open to visitors (tours from £18, avg £30; checked October 2026). See distillery tour guide.
Visitor rating
4.6 out of 5 (199 reviews); TripAdvisor, October 2026

Secondary Market Barometer

1,199 lots sold · £70,106 hammer total

How Torabhaig bottles have traded at Scotch Whisky Auctions and Whisky Auctioneer between January 2011 and October 2026. Hammer prices exclude buyer's premium, VAT and delivery.

Trading volume
#142of 182 distilleries by lots sold
Bids per lot
10.5Whisky Auctioneer only, against 19.9 across all distilleries
Median hammer price
£50average £58, pulled up by the top lots
Independent bottlings
1%of lots (10), the rest official bottlings (1,189)
Highest hammer prices
BottleSoldHammer
Torabhaig 2017 Single Cask Owner's Reserve2026£650
Torabhaig 2018 SMWS 7 Year Old 166.2 - Hawaiian Skewers2026£240
Torabhaig 2019 Distillery Reserve 2024 Release2024£220
Most often sold
BottleLotsMedian
Torabhaig 2017 Legacy Series433£55
Torabhaig 2017 The Inaugural265£53
Torabhaig Legacy Series Allt218£35

Past auction results, not a valuation or a guide to future prices. Figures compiled 1 November 2026.

Questions

What is the cheapest Torabhaig whisky?
The cheapest Torabhaig whisky is Torabhaig Taigh (46% ABV, 70cl), at £42.63 from Master of Malt. That is £47.58 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Torabhaig Sound of Sleat Legacy Series Chapter 4 (£56.60) and Torabhaig The Legacy Series No.3 Cnoc Na Moine (£56.60).
How much does Torabhaig whisky cost?
Torabhaig whisky costs from £42.63 to £249.95, with a median of £73.95 for a full-size bottle. The dearest is Torabhaig The Legacy Series #1 - The Inaugural Release Singl 2017 3 year old Whisky.
What is the oldest Torabhaig whisky you can buy?
Torabhaig The Legacy Series #1 - The Inaugural Release Singl 2017 3 year old Whisky, at 3 years old, from £249.95.
Is Torabhaig whisky peaty?
Yes. Torabhaig makes peated spirit, so every bottling is smoky to some degree, though the distillery describes its core release Taigh as gently peated, and cask choice, first-fill and refill bourbon with some Madeira, softens the smoke.
What is the difference between Torabhaig Taigh and the Legacy Series?
Taigh, Gaelic for house, is the distillery’s first core release, bottled at 46% ABV from whisky matured in first-fill bourbon, refill bourbon and Madeira casks, without chill filtration or added colouring. The Legacy Series bottlings are the earlier numbered releases, such as No.3 Cnoc na Mòine and Chapter 4 Sound of Sleat, also at 46%. Batch Strength versions of Allt Gleann and Sound of Sleat are bottled at about 60 to 61% ABV.