Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey Liqueur 70cl

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Embrace the timeless combination of peanut butter and chocolate with this delightful treat. It's a crowd-pleaser for all ages, and you can easily modify it to make a kid-friendly version. Like Ole Smokey, Two Trees produces a variety of flavored whiskeys. They have nine different flavors, and Peanut Butter Whiskey is one of them. UK spirit distributor Hi-Spirits has rolled out a peanut butter flavoured whiskey liqueur to the market: Sheep Dog Peanut Butter. K.D. Distilling belongs to Buffalo Trace, which presents a unique take on the popular peanut butter whiskey trend. In total, Buffalo Trace offers three distinct varieties of Peanut Butter Whiskeys on the market - Sheep Dog, Rams Point, and Shepherd’s P’Nutty. Taste review

Compared to other products, it does not have the usual strong whiskey ‘burn’, and also has less of an aftertaste. This makes it a good option for those who do not typically favor whiskey. The whiskey has a medium oak appearance, and there’s a whiff of warm peanuts and honey. The taste is subtle and smooth on the palate, with immediate, strong notes of vanilla that come through, with a hint of roasted peanut. The lower alcohol content makes it great as in alcoholic sauces for desserts such as ice cream. Which is the best peanut butter whiskey on the market? At first sniff, this is a little south of peanut butter in my opinion. I’ve been (un?)fortunate enough to taste a couple incarnations of peanut butter whiskey and it’s a flavor that can be done well, but in this case it almost smells a bit sour. Like peanut butter and vinegar mixed together — something biting and acerbic in what I’d normally expect to be a smooth and buttery smell. Yes, many brands including Skrewball only use natural flavors. Is it suitable for people with peanut allergies?The aroma is grainy and oaky, with distinct peanut butter butter notes. The palate is well-balanced yet sweet, with caramel flavors and hints of vanilla and toasted peanuts. Best for For those prioritizing health, it's advisable to avoid alcohol altogether. However, if one chooses to indulge, caution is needed with peanut butter whiskey, given its high sugar content paired with high amounts of alcohol, which can result in headaches and hangovers. Are there any peanut butter whiskeys without artificial flavorings? Skrewball is still the best choice in the peanut butter whiskey category. Its velvety texture paired with natural nutty peanut flavor make it the top choice when choosing a peanut butter infused whiskey. On the palate, it maintains the sweet and sugary notes of peanut butter whiskey taste you are after. Best for

The nose is relatively sugary and combines flavors like peanut butter, cream, and popcorn in an overall sweet and buttery aroma. On the palate, you're greeted by a velvety texture, and strong and sweet peanut butter note, boasting a wonderful and natural nutty peanut flavor. Best for Capture the nostalgic flavors of a PB & Jelly sandwich in a glass. This unique creation balances peanut butter whiskey with raspberry liqueur like Chambord, resulting in a delightful concoction that's reminiscent of the classic sandwich. Bird Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey is deliciously creamy and smooth, with a base of Bourbon distilled from corn, barley, and rye. After aging in white oak barrels, the whiskey is infused with peanuts and other flavorings to achieve the iconic taste with hints of cream, toffee, and roasted peanuts. A new addition to the renowned New Orleans-based Sazerac brand, the ‘naturally flavored’ Sheep Dog whiskey is a well-priced peanut butter whiskey option. The immediate aroma is simply peanut butter – you get what’s on the label. There is also a slight whiff of buttered popcorn, honey, and shortbread.

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You can taste classic aromas like vanilla and oak, but you also get sweetness from peanut butter, brown sugar, and caramel. Best for Overall, it's not the best in the category, but at this low price point, Blind Squirrel is an affordable option for everyone new to Peanut Butter Whiskey. So if you like Skrewball and are looking for a budget-friendly alternative, give this one a go. Best for Watch out Skrewball, there’s another peanut butter flavored whiskey on the market: Sheep Dog, a new product from spirits giant Sazerac. There’s not a lot of production information here, but the whiskey is naturally flavored and colored with caramel. The base is a shortly-aged Bourbon, and after production, the flavored whiskey matures for another six months before it's blended, bottled, and labeled. Taste Review