Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey Liqueur 70cl

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Our favorite is Skrewball and whenever we serve it to friends and family it is always well received. It’s a bit like they’ve fallen in love with their own “secret drink” – something designed just for them. 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)? No, Skrewball Whiskey does not contain any added sugars. The only sweetness comes from natural ingredients. Blended in Tennessee, the Ole Smoky brand, known for their Moonshine, has produced a Peanut Butter Whiskey to add to their reputable range. It is made from a 100% corn whiskey base barrel, which is aged for two years.

Screwball was first to the game and is far and away the most widely sold peanut butter whiskey on the market. Try this out before moving on to more complex blends to get a good idea of a straightforward blend that strikes the right balance between peanut and sweetness. Best Peanut Butter Whiskey Overall: Bird Dog Peanut Butter – 40% ABV 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. 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. 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.

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Vanilla and caramel notes combine to mellow the nutty flavor, combining to produce a very smooth blend. There’s an undercurrent of smokiness with hints of wood char in the nose and on the palate. The finish is warm and slow, fading into a sweet caramel. There’s less burn than you would expect from an 80 proof, and a little chilling turns it into an easy shooter. 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 U.S. whiskey market is growing, and according to data from the IWSR, a key driver of this boom is the flavored sub-category, which is “significantly” outperforming non-flavored whiskies. While one may be inclined to imagine flavors like cinnamon, apple, or vanilla when thinking of flavored brown spirits, there’s another, more unexpected flavor that’s becoming one of the largest flavor categories in whiskey: peanut butter. Add brown sugar, vanilla extract, and ¼ cup water to a small saucepan. Place over medium heat and stir until sugar is fully dissolved, about 1 - 2 minutes. Allow to cool, then transfer to a clean reuseable bottle and seal tightly.

Like Ole Smokey, Two Trees produces a variety of flavored whiskeys. They have nine different flavors, and Peanut Butter Whiskey is one of them. 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 Peanuts are one of those divisive, all-or-nothing flavors. Those who can’t stand them, really can’t. But if you’re a peanut lover, trust me when I tell you that there’s a magical opportunity here. To make this decadent, chocolatey, peanut butter, dream in a glass, begin with chopping up some peanut butter cups. Then, line the rim of the glass with peanut butter, and dip into the chopped peanut butter cups. Take your lovely little shaker and add in some ice cubes, Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey , chocolate liqueur, creme de cocoa, heavy cream, and a dash of chocolate syrup if you’re feeling fancy (you are so fancy). Shake that baby up, and you’ve got yourself a little glass of heaven.Yes! Net Carbs are 9% of calories per serving, at 7g per serving. This food is safe for the keto diet. 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. The whiskey is found at the Hard Truth distillery and elsewhere in Indiana and has slowly started to pop up in other states too. It isn’t as readily available as other options on our list, so if you spot it, be sure to grab it. If you're not much of a shot person, don't worry! This recipe can easily be turned into a regular-sized drink.

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.If you’re as obsessed with peanut butter as we are, you’ll love these recipes for serious peanut butter lovers. Where Can I Buy It?