Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey Liqueur 70cl

Product Information

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. Coastal Creek is an exclusive private-label product, produced and sold by Total Wine & More. Coastal Creek is lower in ABV than most other products as it contains only 30% alcohol, while most competitors come up with at least 35%, some even 40%. PB&W Peanut Butter Whiskey is one of the early competitors of Skrewball. It's produced by Old Elk Distillery in Fort Springs, Colorado. Interestingly, one of the few brands in this category that does not rely on animal-related branding. Named best new product at the 2020 Market Watch Leaders awards, Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey was created in Ocean Beach, California by married duo Steven and Brittany Yeng.

The Sazerac Company was founded in 1869, named after a bar they acquired in New Orleans, the Sazerac Coffee House. Following the establishment of the company, they started marketing and distributing brands of liquor under their name. What has changed is that the initial flurry of flavor is almost nonexistent. The vanilla and brown sugar, the raw peanut aspect, all of that is suppressed. What you get almost straight away is just the Reese’s peanut butter flavor. Consuming alcohol, including peanut butter whiskey, is not considered beneficial for your health. Claims of moderate alcohol consumption being harmless should be taken with caution, as similar claims were made about cigarettes in the past, only to be proven false. Skatterbrain uses caramel coloring to achieve an amber-brown appearance. The aroma is sugary, with just a slight hint of peanut butter. The whiskey is smooth on the palate. The taste is very sweet, however, there is a very subtle note of peanut butter in its flavoring. For those seeking that nuttiness, this might not be the best option. 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.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 This whiskey has a relatively dark color and mature flavor that makes this product stand out from other peanut butter-flavored whiskeys. Best for Today, Skrewball is not only the original peanut butter whiskey but also the best-selling brand on the market. Unlike many other products in this category, Skrewball uses genuine peanuts during production, which ultimately shows in the aroma and taste of the final product. Taste Review As things calm down and the flavor finally coalesces, it tastes like the filling from a Reese’s peanut butter cup, but if they had used stevia instead of sugar. A super artificial flavoring, something that isn’t quite right. That stevia artificially sweet aftertaste also lingers for quite some time. The taste of this peanut whiskey has a more pronounced whiskey note and is significantly less sweet compared to other products in this category. There's still sweetness on the front with nutty and creamy vanilla notes. But overall, it has far more traditional oaky notes than other peanut-flavored whiskeys. Taste Review

As a result, this bottle is slightly stronger with more burn than its competitors, and it also brings the product closer to authentic whiskey - a big plus for experienced whiskey drinkers. The nose is bold with hints of caramel sweetness and distinct peanut notes. Peanut Butter Whiskey buying guide Peanut Butter Whiskey FAQs What exactly is peanut butter whiskey? Produced by Universal Brands in Minnesota, Blind Squirrel is one of the more affordable options when it comes to peanut butter whiskey. It's a great entry-level product featuring the expected flavors without breaking the bank. Taste Review

Conclusion

Shepherd’s P’Nutty, Blind Squirrel, and Skatterbrain are some of the great peanut butter whiskey brands with a balanced profile at affordable prices. In some flavored whiskey, I’ve noticed that the addition of a bit of ice leads to a “flat diet coke” sort of flavor, but in this case that sweetness is still there — for better or worse. That component hasn’t changed. 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. You can taste classic aromas like vanilla and oak, but you also get sweetness from peanut butter, brown sugar, and caramel. Best for What sets Two Trees apart is its innovative process when it comes to actual production. Instead of aging their Whiskeys in wooden barrels, they mimic the process in just one day with artificial aging. Taste Review

The taste is typically rich and sweet with flavors of roasted peanuts, vanilla, caramel, cream, chocolate, butterscotch, and similar notes paired with traditional characteristics of whiskey. How to drink it? The aroma of SQRRL is sweet, including hints of whiskey and the sweet scent of roasted peanuts. On the palate, It has a pleasant balance of classic whiskey taste paired with the savor of peanut butter, complemented by notes of nutty flavors from roasted peanuts, butterscotch, and chocolate. Best forSQRRL is a product of Suntory Beam, not only famous for Japanese whiskey brands but also the Jim Beam brand. With this much expertise, it is no surprise that they also nailed making peanut whiskey. Add the Peanut Butter Whiskey Liqueur and bitters to a small glass and swirl to release the flavours. Top with the ice cubes. 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. It goes down easily, making it a good entry-level whiskey for those who are more amenable to a sweeter drink. It is also reasonably priced.