| Management number | 248763005 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$26.00 | Model Number | 248763005 | ||
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Discover a daring fusion of American and French tradition in Ampersand Malus Rye Whiskey – a bold blend of 51% rye whiskey and 49% Calvados that pushes the boundaries of innovation. Bottled at 46% ABV (92 proof) and presented in a luxurious decanter-style bottle, Malus redefines premium spirits with a rich, orchard-inspired complexity.
By marrying spicy American rye with the smooth, fruity character of French Calvados (apple brandy), Ampersand Malus delivers a one-of-a-kind experience. The result is a layered whiskey that features crisp apple, baking spice, toasted oak, and a subtle sweetness that lingers on the finish.
Perfect for enthusiasts looking to explore the intersection of whiskey craftsmanship and continental elegance, Malus is a rare gem for collectors and adventurous palates alike.
Blend of 51% Rye Whiskey & 49% Calvados
Bottled at 46% ABV (92 Proof)
Notes of apple, spice, and oak
Distinctive decanter-style packaging
A bold innovation in blended world whiskeys
Nose: Ripe red apple, cinnamon, fresh oak, and a hint of nutmeg
Palate: Juicy apple and pear layered with rye spice, caramel, and charred wood
Finish: Long and warming with sweet orchard fruit and a peppery fade
Savor neat or over a large ice sphere to let the fruit and spice unfold slowly. This bottle also excels in craft cocktails—try it in a twist on a Manhattan or Old Fashioned for a truly elevated experience.
Q: Is this a flavored whiskey?
A: No, it's a unique blend of rye whiskey and Calvados, not artificially flavored.
Q: What is Calvados?
A: Calvados is a French apple brandy made in Normandy. It brings fruit-forward richness and complexity to the whiskey.
Q: Is this a limited edition?
A: While not officially labeled as such, the innovation and small-batch nature suggest it’s a rare and exclusive offering.
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