Tasting Notes
- Nose: Sweet corn bread, vanilla bean, light honeyed oak, dried orange peel, subtle baking spices
- Palate: Caramel corn, black pepper, toasted almonds, maple syrup, hint of cinnamon bark
- Finish: Medium length with warm rye spice, vanilla custard, gentle oak tannins
Product Details
| Spirit Type | Bourbon Whiskey |
|---|---|
| ABV | 43% (86 Proof) |
| Volume | 750ml |
| Age Statement | NAS (No Age Statement) |
| Release Year | 2026 |
| Distillery | The Distillery at Lambertville |
| Region | Lambertville, New Jersey |
| Mash Bill | 54% Corn, 16% Rye, 20% Malted Barley |
| Master Blender | Jeffrey Karlovitch |
Perfect For
- Craft Spirit Collectors: Limited festival release celebrating local New Jersey distilling culture
- Neat Sipping: Approachable 43% ABV perfect for savoring the balanced mash bill complexity
- Classic Cocktails: Ideal base for Old Fashioneds and Whiskey Sours with its corn-forward sweetness
- Gift Giving: Commemorative bottle celebrating regional tradition and American craft distilling
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Malloy Hall Shad Fest Bourbon taste like?
This bourbon offers a corn-forward profile with sweet caramel and vanilla notes balanced by moderate rye spice. The 54% corn mash bill creates a smooth, approachable flavor with hints of baking spices and a gentle oak finish that's perfect for both newcomers and bourbon enthusiasts.
Is Malloy Hall Bourbon good for cocktails?
Absolutely - the 43% ABV and balanced sweetness make it excellent for classic bourbon cocktails. It works particularly well in Old Fashioneds where the corn sweetness shines, and in Whiskey Sours where the rye spice adds complexity without overwhelming the drink.
What makes this Shad Fest edition special?
This is a limited release celebrating Lambertville's annual Shad Festival, making it a collector's item that represents New Jersey craft distilling. The collaboration with Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch and the unique regional connection make it a distinctive addition to any bourbon collection.
How should I drink Malloy Hall Bourbon?
This bourbon is versatile enough to enjoy neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails. At 43% ABV, it's approachable neat and shows its full flavor profile. Try it in a Glencairn glass to appreciate the aroma, or use it as a premium base for bourbon cocktails.
Is Malloy Hall Bourbon worth the price for a craft distillery?
For craft bourbon enthusiasts and collectors of regional spirits, this limited Shad Fest edition offers good value. You're getting handcrafted quality from an emerging New Jersey distillery, plus the collectible aspect of a festival commemorative release that showcases local distilling innovation.
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.