Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey Liqueur 70cl

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Some options on the market are made without nuts and will be safe- such as Sqqrl and PB & W (both discussed below). 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. I’m writing this article for everyone else who’s ended up at home with a bottle sitting nearly full on their bar wondering how best to use it. 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? As the name suggests, it’s about as sweet as you’d expect a PB & J sandwich to be. In other words, perfect.

Ole Smoky– from Tennessee with a delicious flavor that tastes very close to an old-fashioned peanut butter cookie.The Whiskey is auburn in appearance. The aroma holds what is typical of a fine, aged-straight whiskey – caramel, oak, and corn.

For the garnish, melt 6-8 mini Reese's cups on a microwave-safe glass plate. Microwave in 45 seconds intervals, mixing in between each interval until chocolate is completely melted. Pour out some gold sprinkles onto a shallow plate. Dip the rim of each shot glass in the melted chocolate, and then immediately into the sprinkles until well coated. Dip the bottom of a Reese's cup into the melted chocolate, and place it on the rim of the shot glass. Hold for a few seconds to give the chocolate some time to dry. Repeat for all 4 shot glasses. The holy grail, however, is how we recreate the classic PB & J sandwich in a glass. I’ve experimented with strawberry and raspberry liqueurs, but they don’t quite manage to replicate the nostalgic flavor of traditional grape jam. Having said that, it’s still a liqueur and doesn’t offer a lot in the way of traditional bourbon notes like smoke or woodiness. After sipping, I got an interesting mix of sweet and salty flavors alongside intense notes of roasted peanuts and honey. Then, the omnipresent creamy, nutty, and oaky flavors pop up, combined with a distinctive salty note. This beautiful change in flavor from sweet to salty enhances the peanut butter character.And to find it online, head to the Skrewball link at Curiada– you’ll even get it delivered to your door! Every time I try a fun spirit in a liquor store and bring a bottle home I face the same question that you do: what goes with peanut butter whiskey (or whatever I’ve brought home)? The taste is distinctly rich and creamy honey-roasted peanuts with hints of oak and corn. There are also notes of sea salt, which results in an unusual (but enjoyable) sweet and salty blend. The body is light and the nutty sweetness is tempered by some wheaty notes- like the white bread you’d expect in the sandwich. If you squint you can make out some cherry and strawberry, but peanuts are certainly the dominant player here. Peanut butter and whiskey may sound like a strange pairing at first, but Yeng doesn’t see it that way: “We see peanut butter as a comfort flavor that many people grew up loving rather than a trend.” That’s right: This grown-up spirit tastes like straight-up nostalgia to anyone who grew up on the condiment.

Like Ole Smokey, Two Trees produces a variety of flavored whiskeys. They have nine different flavors, and Peanut Butter Whiskey is one of them.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