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South East whisky

London and the South East host a flourishing cluster of urban and craft distilleries, focussed on artisanal technique, heritage grains and expressive cask maturation.

Bottles from the region include the single malts of Bimber in London, crafted with on-site floor maltings and direct-fired copper pot stills, Masthouse single estate grain and malt whiskies from Copper Rivet Distillery in Kent, heritage grain rye and corn expressions from The Oxford Artisan Distillery, and small-batch releases from Winchester in Hampshire.

  • 2 bottles in stock
  • 1 distilleries
  • From £49.96, median £69.95
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Questions

What is the cheapest South East whisky?
The cheapest South East whisky is London Distillery Company Golden Union English Blended Malt (50% ABV, 70cl), at £49.96 from Milroy’s of Soho. That is £54.91 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: London Distillery Company Yesteryear 6 Year Old London Single Rye (£69.95).
What is the oldest South East whisky you can buy?
London Distillery Company Yesteryear 6 Year Old London Single Rye, at 6 years old, from £69.95.
What whisky styles are made in London and the South East?
The South East produces an adventurous mix of single malt, heritage grain rye, and corn whisky from urban and riverside craft distilleries. Bimber in London specialises in direct-fired pot stills and long fermentations, while Masthouse in Kent and The Oxford Artisan Distillery focus on grain-to-glass provenance.
Which distilleries make whisky in the South East?
Producers include Bimber in West London, Copper Rivet Distillery (Masthouse) in Chatham, Kent, The Oxford Artisan Distillery in Oxfordshire, and Winchester Distillery in Hampshire.