A NEW SPIRIT RISETH... SOON

In partnership with Robert Eggers’ Werwulf and Focus Features, Macabre Spirits delivers the ultimate way to experience this 14th century world.

Macabre Spirits

WERWULF HUNTER’S MOONE LIMITED EDITION BOX SET

Regular price $399.00

This box set is not eligible for Fam Club discounts.

A TREASURE MOST RARE

For lovers of horror, super-premium aged spirits, and hand-crafted knives, this collaboration is the ultimate way to celebrate the launch of Robert Eggers’ Werwulf movie.

THIS EXCLUSIVE BOX SET INCLUDES:

  • 750 ml bottle of 2008 Armagnac
  • Custom designed “hedge knyf” with a rivet of pure silver
  • Keepsake phases of the moon walnut box
  • Hand-stamped wax seal scroll

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Armagnac

The Spirit of the Beast

Europe’s oldest distilled spirit (with records tracing back to the early 14th century), this prestigious, grape-based brandy produced exclusively in the Gascony region of southwestern France was the perfect choice for a collaboration inspired by rolling hills and timeworn tales. This specific distillate comes to us from the Ténarèze, and has been aged 18 years.

AGE DESIGNATION: 2008 Vintage 

A Flavor as Bright and Elegant as the Hunter’s Moone

Starting out like honey in a glass, and progressing into slightly floral and fruity notes with jasmine and honeydew, this armagnac is light and elegant on the palate with an almost tea-like quality. This extraordinary elixir is best savored inside by a crackling fire, but if you dare, take your glass outside to let the aromas open up as the moonlight awakens your senses… and hopefully nothing else.

Three icons, a honey stick. a flower and fruit.

Hedge Knyf

Three icons, a honey stick. a flower and fruit.

Long before steel was perfected, before edges were measured and cataloged, a knife was simply a thing you carried—because you needed it.

In the villages scattered across the damp hills and hedgerows of 14th-century England, every man and woman had one. Not for fighting. Not for show. But for the quiet work of living.

It hung at the belt, modest and unnoticed. Until it wasn’t.

Because there were places you didn’t go after dark. Paths that curved too close to the forest’s edge. Hedgerows that seemed to move when the wind wasn’t blowing.

And when something was heard—something wrong—there was no time to fetch a weapon.

Only what you already carried.

This is where the story of the Hedge Knyf begins.

The TOOL VS. THE MONSTER

The word werewolf—man-wolf—comes from a time when people didn’t debate what was myth and what was real. They already knew.

The Hedge Knyf was never meant to stand against anything more than rope, wood, or meat, but when fear took shape in the dark, it became something else entirely.

The Interpretation

The GiantMouse Werwulf Hedge Knyf is built around that idea. Not a weapon designed for battle, but a tool called upon when there is no other choice.

  • A simple fixed blade, sized for daily use, not dominance.
  • A cross for protection that includes a rivet of solid, pure, werewolf-repelling silver.
  • A clean, narrow profile, rooted in utility knives of the era.
  • A wood handle shaped for long, quiet use, 
warm in the hand.
  • A simple loop, reminiscent of the full moon, to hang on a hook by the door.
  • A leather sheath to keep it faithfully at your side. And on the belt loop, an old rune for the Welsh letter b (the first letter of the Welsh word ‘bleid’ meaning ‘wolf’). Because in the world that inspired it, you need all the help you can get.

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