A splendid blended malt, Sheep Dip is comprised of over a dozen Scotch single malts that have been matured for at least five years in a variety of first-fill sherry, first-fill bourbon, and refill oak casks. Great retro packaging too. The only thing is, the picture of the sheep on the bottle doesn't actually look like a sheep, it actually looks like an angry spaniel with horns.
Fragrant with notes of the coast, tangy, malty, honey, toffee. Youthful.
Rich, warming, malty, young and spirity.
Punchy, tangy.
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Very soft and smooth. A great surprise. Just drove from Utah to Wyoming to buy it and they didn't have it. I'm ready to place an order.
Not an amazingly unique taste since it is a blend, but very smooth, nice flavor. Would definitly treat myself to a couple bottles if avalable locally.
Pleeeeaaasssseeee Ship to the United States! I’m dying here!
Pretty good. ?
I bought two small bottles of Sheep Dip in Scotland as a novelty to bring back to the U.S. just before I departed. I'm a beer drinker, but being of Scottish heritage, I found this name appealing. The bottle is from 1984, and so it's almost 35 yrs. old. I keep it as a souvenir of my one and only trip to Scotland, but plan to drink it as soon as I am told I only have a few months to live. I don't know anything about the character of Scotch whisky to differentiate one good one from a bad one. My great grandfather who came from Scotland to the US around the turn of the last century was a 'teetotaler' so I get no help from him. Scotland Forever!
