Sheep Dip??

[DustinL]

I had a chance to taste a single malt some time ago and the best I can remember, it was called Sheep Dip. Has anyone heard of this or know anything about it?


DL

 

[hotreds]

Camppbeltown-Springbank distillery, lotsa peat/smoke. Unsure if this is still available. You might look for Longrow from the same area. Good luck!

 

[gvarsity]

It is a blended scotch and it is still available. http://www.spencerfieldspirit.com/sheepdip.html

I have not had it in years but my memories are that it was very tasty and smooth.

 

[Mark C]

Gotta be honest, I thought this post was going to be about food. Oddly enough I'm actually a little disappointed.

 

[jkim05]

It's still available, I saw it at the store the other day.

 

[JPH]

Gotta be honest, I thought this post was going to be about food. Oddly enough I'm actually a little disappointed.

I thought so too.... I was like "mmmm.... Dip made with sheep..."

Oh well....

 

[Footbag]

I thought so too.... I was like "mmmm.... Dip made with sheep..."

Oh well....

And I got a mental image of a sheep with a packed lip and a spittoon.

 

[JPH]

Ok one more post in this thread

 

[Joey Link]

Man Jeremy, where'd you find that?! :chk

 

[Stonefox]

Ok one more post in this thread

Classic FarSide:tu

 

[DustinL]

It is a blended scotch and it is still available. http://www.spencerfieldspirit.com/sheepdip.html

I have not had it in years but my memories are that it was very tasty and smooth.

Thanks for the link! I think I'll p/u a bottle soon.


DL

 

[MadAl]

It is a blended scotch and it is still available. http://www.spencerfieldspirit.com/sheepdip.html

I have not had it in years but my memories are that it was very tasty and smooth.

Any idea how to find what single malts comprise the blend?

 

[Chè]

Under new confusing terminology I think Sheep Dip is a blended malt - not blended Scotch or what is often referred to simplistically as "blended". Don't quote me but I think "blended malt" replaced what we generally previously (I still do) referred to as "vatted malt".

At least one local Costco location has this on the shelf currently.

 

[MadAl]

Don't quote me but I think "blended malt" replaced what we generally previously (I still do) referred to as "vatted malt".

I'm pretty sure you're correct.