Sheep Dip!

**Woodsheal** · 20th July 09, 03:41 PM

Perhaps disparaged by single-malt purists, but this is one tasty whisky (and my current favorite):

http://www.spencerfieldspirit.com/sheepdip.html

**Piper** · 20th July 09, 06:16 PM

I've tried it, and it's not too bad. Not likely to displace Balvenie single cask on my list of favorites, but certainly a good whisky. Bringing some up to Oswego with you?
I checked out the link for Pig's Nose as well. I've seen it on the shelf, but hadn't heard much about it. Think I'll have to pick up a bottle and give it a try.

**BoldHighlander** · 20th July 09, 09:06 PM

hmm, never heard of it
but will keep a well weathered eye open for it!
Thanks Brian.

**Beertigger** · 23rd July 09, 03:21 PM

Tasty enough indeed.

**GMan** · 23rd July 09, 09:10 PM

I have noticed that the weirdest name most of the time has the best taste.

**MacKay71** · 23rd July 09, 09:27 PM

With a name like Sheep Dip, it has to be good!

**KiltedCoastie** · 24th July 09, 08:48 PM

Sheep's Dip, haven't had the pleasure but I've heard of it. I started drinking years ago after meeting a Professor from the University of Edinborgh and he started me on Famous Grouse--a wonderful blend and cheap. I have since then graduated to many fine single malts. I keep quite an array in my "medicine cabinet." Every year I have a Scotch Tasting party and about half attend kilted. A great time to experience scotchs from all over the different regions.

**Jock Scot** · 26th July 09, 05:43 AM

When we used to have a flock of sheep, we, well, er, um, used to buy a lot of "sheep dip" on the farm account. Accountants here, may understand what I am getting at!