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Bushmills and Malbon’s new golf sets come with a hand-etched bottle of whiskey

It’s the third collaboration between the Northern Irish distillery and the Los Angeles golf brand.

Clothes, Jacket, Whiskey
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If you’ve ever wanted your golf clothes to match your whiskey (and who hasn’t), you’re in luck, because Bushmills and Malbon have released two limited-edition sets that pair the LA-based brand’s apparel with a bottle of 10 Year Single Malt.

Even better, each bottle carries a co-branded mark etched into the glass by hand.

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The Heritage Set is a look. It’s got a green-and-white track jacket with layered short-over-long sleeves, a mesh-lined back vent, and a two-way zip.

It’s also got lightweight nylon track pants in allover green plaid, finished with contrast piping and a white waistband. People are going to know exactly what you’re up to that day if you wear it.

The Weekend Set is the easier way in; it pairs the bottle with a brown cotton jersey tee that has co-branded art on the chest and an oversized Bushmills bottle across the back.

That bottle graphic comes from a 1914 Bushmills ad in The Tatler. The tee also brings back “You Can’t Beat a Round of Bush,” a slogan from the distillery’s early-’80s marketing.

Both sets belong to the brands’ 2026 capsule collection, which draws on the archives of a distillery in Bushmills, Northern Ireland, that traces its license to 1608.

Third time’s the charm, and this time there’s whiskey

This is the third round for these two collaborators. The first capsule, in 2024, made Bushmills the first spirits brand Malbon had ever partnered with.

Last year’s drop was timed to The Open at Royal Portrush, just down the road from the distillery, and added a flask, a decanter, and Glencairn glasses to the clothes.

Those earlier drops stuck to apparel and barware you’d have to fill yourself. Putting the whiskey in the box is the obvious next move, and I’m a little surprised it took three tries.

It also shows how serious Bushmills is about golf. The brand is the official whiskey of the PGA Tour, and a recurring Malbon collab puts it in front of a younger, more style-minded crowd than a tournament sponsorship does.

One note for collectors: the bottle is the standard 10 Year with a custom etch, not a special release.

If you’re shopping for what’s in the glass rather than the outfit, there’s plenty of great Irish whiskeys worth exploring.

Where to buy it

The Heritage Set ($619.99) and the Weekend Set ($191.99) are available now in limited quantities at bushmills.com. For context, a standalone bottle of Bushmills 10 is $58.99 on the same site.

Andy Vasoyan is a Chicago-based writer and audio editor. He has been fortunate to visit distilleries and breweries across the… Read Full Bio
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