Matt | The Dramble

Managing Director & Whisky Maker for The London Distillery Company @TLDCWhisky. Words + whisky for

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

An exciting day!

New Forms has been a fascinating project to develop - exploring how different casks can reshape and redefine LDC’s character whilst retaining the core spirit character.

Incredibly proud of what the team has achieved here.

Get involved! https://t.co/FeVVwh3nxQ

[Whisky Intelligence @whiskyintel]

London Distillery Company pushes its spirit into new territory with the launch of New Forms https://t.co/CuJgpYcXch #scotch #malt #whisky #whiskey #bourbon @LndnDistillery @thedramble

[Steve Rush @TheWhiskyWire]

New deliciousness from the London Distillery Company, in the form of their New Forms series, which explores the versatility and evolution of the distillery’s original spirit through a variety of cask finishes.

The inaugural releases in the series comprise three cask strength, single cask, single malts:

New Forms: Ex-Bourbon Cask (60.7% ABV) Finished for twelve months in first-fill ex-Bourbon cask #11190 and limited to 222 bottles.

New Forms: Fino Sherry Cask (61.4% ABV) Finished for eight months in first-fill Fino Sherry hogshead #9001 and limited to 347 bottles.

New Forms: Moscatel Sherry Cask (61.6% ABV) Finished for eight months in first-fill Moscatel Sherry hogshead #9008 and limited to 345 bottles.

Thoughts on these coming soon!

All three releases will be available from the London Distillery Company website on Friday.

#London #Whisky #Dramlaxing

[TheLondonDistilleryCompany @TLDCWhisky]

New Forms is about taking an already distinctive London spirit and asking how far it can be stretched, shaped, and reinterpreted without losing its identity.

https://t.co/n0SCDjVS0a

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

Super excited to share ‘New Forms’ - The London Distillery Company’s upcoming single malt whisky series.

Three cask strength, single casks releases:

+++ex-bourbon, fino sherry and moscatel sherry+++

Each offering a radically different take on LDC’s barley-forward DNA.

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

@FiShoop https://t.co/RlUKz9pfvo

Strongest recommend

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

Time for another edition of mezcal wheel of fortune

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

@FiShoop Good shout.

It’s either the coyote or the espadin with Gusano for me

[TheLondonDistilleryCompany @TLDCWhisky]

+++NEW FORMS+++

A new direction for our single malt whisky

A different way of thinking

A shift you’ll taste before you understand it

COMING SOON

#LondonDistilleryCompany #NewForms #EnglishWhisky

[Steve Rush @TheWhiskyWire]

Rare Find celebrates Fèis Ìle 2026 with new collection: https://t.co/gwVv7BpXSQ @rarefindwhisky @thedramble #Scotch #Whisky #News

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

@FiShoop @TheWhiskyBloke @TheWhiskyWire @SmartSacks @juniperchick Working (elsewhere) both days. Boo!

[Duncan aka whiskytip 🥃 @whiskytip]

Best order another 👌 🥃
@TLDCWhisky #whisky

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@FiShoop @TheWhiskyBloke

[Honest to a Malt @HonestToAMalt]

Throwback to Matt McKay, MD & Whisky Maker at The London Distillery Company in Ep.95.

In Ep. 107 'Collect Tables?' we discussed the new release 'Ten Times Around The Sun', Embarque, & Yesteryear.

Have you tried any of these TLDC bottles?

https://t.co/3MneuGm7J8

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

@FiShoop Thanks Fi x

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

It’s a big day here!

[TheLondonDistilleryCompany @TLDCWhisky]

Ten years. One cask. One historic moment.

Ten Times Around the Sun - London’s first 10-year-old single malt - is now available

220 bottles only.

https://t.co/gBpRS6VfMn

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

@FiShoop Yep!

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@WhiskyExplorer_ @TLDCWhisky

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@whiskytip @TheWhiskyWire @TLDCWhisky Your photo implies otherwise ;)

[Matt | The Dramble @thedramble]

@_dramface Exhibiting 30 different things, all at the same time, all of which begged for explanations (which were often linked and complicated to all but nerds) was IMO not the correct recipe.

But finance…and financial gearing at scale was what did for Waterford in the end.