Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur combines American whiskey character with one of the most recognisable sweet-and-savoury flavours: peanut butter.
Bottled at 35% ABV in a 70cl bottle, Sheep Dog is richer and sweeter than conventional American whiskey but considerably stronger than most cream liqueurs.
Its flavour profile moves through peanut butter, vanilla, caramel corn and butterscotch, with subtle orange, coffee, oak and warm whiskey developing beneath the sweeter notes.
The texture is thick and syrupy, giving Sheep Dog a distinctly indulgent character. It can be served as an ice-cold shot, poured over ice, paired with fruit liqueur in a PB&J-inspired serve or used to create cocktails combining peanut butter with chocolate, coffee, banana and berries.
The current bottle available from Hard To Find Whisky is a 70cl American whisky liqueur bottled at 35% ABV and supplied unboxed.
Customers can buy Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur, explore the complete Sheep Dog collection, or browse more bottles within HTFW’s whisky liqueur range.
Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur: Key Details
- Producer: Sazerac
- Brand: Sheep Dog
- Style: Peanut butter whisky liqueur
- Country of origin: United States
- Bottle size: 70cl
- Alcohol strength: 35% ABV
- US proof: 70 proof
- Age statement: None declared
- Packaging: Unboxed
- Primary flavours: Peanut butter, vanilla, caramel corn and butterscotch
- Additional notes: Orange, coffee, subtle oak and whiskey warmth
- Texture: Thick, smooth and syrupy
- Signature serve: Ice-cold shot
- Other serves: Over ice, PB&J shots, dessert cocktails and coffee drinks
- Allergen consideration: The producer’s UK information states that Sheep Dog is made with real peanuts
The specific distillery, mash bill, maturation period and age of the base whiskey have not been publicly disclosed.
The focus is therefore firmly on the finished peanut-butter flavour rather than detailed whiskey provenance.
Important Peanut Allergen Information
Sazerac’s official UK Sheep Dog page states that the product is made with real peanuts. Anyone with a peanut allergy should not consume Sheep Dog and should avoid cocktails, desserts or mixed drinks containing it.
Cross-contact can also occur when the same:
- Cocktail shaker
- Jigger
- Bar spoon
- Glass
- Blender
- Ice scoop
- Pouring spout
is used for Sheep Dog and another drink.
Bars and home hosts should clean equipment thoroughly and clearly inform guests whenever Sheep Dog has been used.
Product formulations and labelling can vary by market, so customers should always examine the bottle and packaging before serving. This is especially important when preparing drinks for another person.
What Is Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur?
Sheep Dog is an American whiskey-based liqueur created around the flavour of peanut butter.
It belongs to the wider flavoured-whiskey and whisky-liqueur category rather than being positioned as a traditional straight bourbon or Tennessee whiskey.
The whiskey provides:
- Alcoholic warmth
- Vanilla
- Oak
- Caramel
- A lightly drying finish
The peanut-butter element adds:
- Roasted nut character
- Sweetness
- A thicker texture
- Confectionery flavours
- A distinctive savoury edge
Additional flavours of caramel corn, butterscotch and vanilla frosting give Sheep Dog a profile closer to an indulgent dessert than a conventional glass of neat whiskey.
Sazerac describes it as smooth, nutty and sweet, and recommends serving it as an ice-cold shot. The official tasting profile identifies peanut butter, vanilla, caramel corn, butterscotch, orange, coffee, oak and whiskey warmth.
Is Sheep Dog Whiskey or a Liqueur?
It is best described as a whiskey liqueur or flavoured whiskey liqueur.
The base spirit provides recognisable whiskey flavours, but Sheep Dog has been sweetened and flavoured to create its peanut-butter profile.
Traditional whiskey is normally expected to derive its character primarily from:
- Grain
- Fermentation
- Distillation
- Oak maturation
- Blending
- Water reduction
A whisky liqueur introduces additional flavour and sweetness.
This gives it a softer and more accessible character but also moves it away from the dry, oak-led style expected from bourbon, rye or Scotch whisky.
HTFW uses the British spelling “whisky liqueur” in the product title, while Sheep Dog’s American producer uses “whiskey”. Both descriptions refer to the same product.
Is Sheep Dog a Bourbon?
Sheep Dog is not presented as straight bourbon.
The producer has not disclosed the complete identity, mash bill or maturation specifications of the base whiskey.
It should therefore not be described as:
- Kentucky straight bourbon
- Tennessee whiskey
- Straight rye whiskey
- Bottled-in-Bond whiskey
- Single-barrel whiskey
- Age-stated American whiskey
It is an American peanut-butter whiskey liqueur.
Customers seeking a traditional bourbon should explore HTFW’s American bourbon range.
Customers who want a sweeter and more flavour-led drink will find Sheep Dog considerably more approachable.
Is Sheep Dog Made with Real Peanuts?
The official Sazerac UK product page states that Sheep Dog is made with real peanuts.
Sazerac’s US communications have also described the expression as a flavoured whiskey made with natural peanut-butter flavours.
Because allergen information is particularly important, customers should rely on the label attached to the bottle supplied in their market and treat Sheep Dog as a peanut-containing product.
It should never be served to someone with a known or suspected peanut allergy.
What Does Sheep Dog Taste Like?
Sheep Dog has a sweet, creamy and unmistakably nutty profile.
Customers should expect:
- Peanut butter
- Vanilla
- Caramel corn
- Butterscotch
- Vanilla icing
- Simple syrup
- Subtle orange
- Coffee
- Light oak
- Warm whiskey
The peanut-butter flavour builds gradually.
Vanilla and caramel corn appear first, followed by a stronger roasted-peanut character through the middle of the palate.
Butterscotch and caramel return during the finish, accompanied by mild alcohol warmth and a small amount of oak.
This is not a dry or restrained drink.
It is deliberately sweet, playful and flavour-forward.
Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur Tasting Notes
Appearance
Golden amber with rich caramel tones.
The liqueur has a visibly thicker appearance than standard whiskey.
Nose
Peanut butter leads immediately, accompanied by vanilla and caramel corn.
Allowing the drink to rest briefly reveals butterscotch and warm whiskey underneath.
Palate
Thick, syrupy and candy-sweet.
Vanilla frosting, simple syrup and a small note of orange appear before caramel corn develops into a pronounced peanut-butter centre.
The whiskey remains present beneath the sweeter flavours but does not dominate.
Finish
Sweet, warm and gently drying.
Peanut butter, vanilla, caramel and butterscotch linger alongside subtle oak, coffee and mild whiskey heat.
These flavours closely follow Sazerac’s official tasting description.
Is Sheep Dog Sweet?
Yes. Sheep Dog is considerably sweeter than conventional whiskey.
Its sweetness comes through:
- Caramel
- Vanilla
- Butterscotch
- Caramel corn
- Frosting
- Peanut-butter confectionery
The whiskey, coffee and oak provide some balance, but this remains a dessert-style liqueur.
Customers who prefer dry, oak-led or high-proof American whiskey may find it too sweet when served neat.
It becomes more balanced when combined with:
- Ice
- Espresso
- Coffee
- Dark chocolate
- Raspberry
- Blackcurrant
- Banana
- Cola
- A small amount of bourbon
Is Sheep Dog Creamy?
Sheep Dog has a thick, creamy impression, but it is not presented as a dairy cream liqueur.
Its texture and flavours can remind drinkers of:
- Smooth peanut butter
- Peanut-butter sweets
- Vanilla icing
- Butterscotch sauce
- Caramel popcorn
This distinction matters for storage and cocktail preparation.
A bottle of Sheep Dog does not need to be treated in exactly the same manner as an Irish cream or Tennessee cream liqueur.
However, customers should still follow the storage information printed on their bottle.
Why Is Sheep Dog Bottled at 35% ABV?
The 35% ABV strength gives Sheep Dog enough whiskey presence to remain warming while keeping it accessible as a chilled shot.
At 70 proof, it is considerably stronger than many dessert and cream liqueurs.
The strength provides:
- Noticeable whiskey warmth
- Better performance over ice
- Sufficient body for cocktails
- Greater presence alongside coffee or chocolate
- A longer finish than lower-strength cream liqueurs
It remains softer than most standard American whiskeys, which are commonly bottled at 40% ABV or above.
This places Sheep Dog between a full-strength whiskey and a lighter dessert liqueur.
How Should Sheep Dog Be Served?
Sheep Dog is extremely versatile, although its producer places particular emphasis on ice-cold shots.
Ice-Cold Shot
Chill the bottle thoroughly before serving.
Pour approximately 25–30ml into a shot glass and serve immediately.
Low temperature reduces the impression of sweetness and creates a smoother texture.
Sazerac identifies the chilled shot as Sheep Dog’s principal serve.
Over Ice
Pour 50ml over one large cube.
Gradual dilution softens the syrupy texture and brings vanilla, whiskey and subtle oak forward.
From the Freezer
Some drinkers prefer to keep peanut-butter whiskey very cold.
Before freezer storage, check the instructions on the bottle. Domestic freezer temperatures vary, and bottles should not be left where they may be damaged or forgotten.
Refrigeration provides a safer and more controlled chilling method.
With Cola
Cola reinforces caramel and vanilla while its acidity and carbonation lighten the texture.
A small pinch of salt or lime wedge can help balance the sweetness.
With Coffee
Sheep Dog works particularly well with espresso, cold-brew coffee and milky coffee.
Coffee bitterness balances caramel, frosting and peanut butter.
With Chocolate Liqueur
Chocolate and peanut butter are a natural pairing.
Dark chocolate liqueur provides more balance than an extremely sweet milk-chocolate expression.
With Berry Liqueur
Raspberry, blackcurrant, grape and cassis recreate the familiar flavour of peanut butter and jam.
Chilled Sheep Dog Shot
Ingredients
- 30ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
Method
Chill the bottle thoroughly.
Pour into a cold shot glass and serve immediately.
This simple serve follows the producer’s principal recommendation.
Sheep Dog PB&J Shot
Ingredients
- 20ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- 10ml raspberry, grape or blackcurrant liqueur
Method
Chill both ingredients.
Pour the fruit liqueur into a shot glass, followed by Sheep Dog.
The components can be layered carefully or stirred together.
Sazerac’s official PB&J suggestion pairs Sheep Dog with grape, Chambord, cassis or another fruit syrup or liqueur.
Peanut Butter Cup Shot
Ingredients
- 20ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- 10ml chocolate liqueur
Method
Shake both ingredients briefly with ice.
Strain into a chilled shot glass.
For a less sweet result, use a dark-chocolate liqueur rather than a creamy chocolate expression.
Sheep Dog Espresso Martini
Ingredients
- 30ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- 25ml vodka
- 25ml fresh espresso
- 5ml coffee liqueur
- Ice
- Coffee beans
Method
Add all ingredients to a shaker filled with ice.
Shake firmly to create a thick foam.
Fine-strain into a chilled cocktail glass and garnish with coffee beans.
The espresso balances Sheep Dog’s sweetness, while vodka strengthens the drink without introducing another dominant flavour.
Peanut Butter White Russian
Ingredients
- 30ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- 20ml vodka
- 20ml coffee liqueur
- 30ml milk or cream
- Ice
Method
Fill a rocks glass with ice.
Add Sheep Dog, vodka and coffee liqueur.
Pour the milk or cream over the top and stir gently.
For a dairy-free version, use a suitable oat or coconut alternative, while remembering that Sheep Dog itself contains peanut according to the producer.
Sheep Dog Old Fashioned
Ingredients
- 30ml bourbon
- 20ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- Two dashes of aromatic bitters
- Ice
- Orange peel
Method
Stir the bourbon, Sheep Dog and bitters with ice.
Strain over one large cube and garnish with orange peel.
No extra sugar should be required because Sheep Dog already provides substantial sweetness.
The bourbon introduces additional oak and spice, creating a more balanced drink than an Old Fashioned made entirely with the liqueur.
Peanut Butter and Banana Highball
Ingredients
- 35ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- 15ml banana liqueur
- 100ml chilled soda water
- Ice
- Banana slice, optional
Method
Fill a tall glass with ice.
Add Sheep Dog and banana liqueur.
Top with soda water and stir gently.
The soda reduces the sweetness while preserving the classic peanut-butter-and-banana combination.
For another whiskey built around this pairing, explore Elvis Midnight Snack Peanut Butter, Banana and Bacon Flavoured Whiskey.
Salted Peanut and Cola
Ingredients
- 40ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- Chilled cola
- Ice
- Very small pinch of salt
- Lime wedge
Method
Fill a highball glass with ice.
Add Sheep Dog and top with cola.
Add a very small pinch of salt and stir gently.
Garnish with lime.
Salt sharpens the peanut flavour and helps control the drink’s caramel sweetness.
Sheep Dog Hot Chocolate
Ingredients
- 30ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- 150ml hot chocolate
- Whipped cream, optional
- Cocoa powder
Method
Prepare hot chocolate and pour it into a heatproof mug.
Add Sheep Dog and stir.
Finish with whipped cream and cocoa powder when desired.
Do not boil Sheep Dog directly, as excessive heat will drive off alcohol and flatten its aroma.
Peanut Butter Milkshake
Ingredients
- 35ml Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
- Two scoops of vanilla or chocolate ice cream
- 75ml milk
- Ice, optional
- Chocolate sauce
Method
Blend Sheep Dog, ice cream and milk until smooth.
Pour into a chilled glass and finish with a small amount of chocolate sauce.
Because the drink contains alcohol and peanut, it should be prepared and stored away from milkshakes intended for children or anyone with an allergy.
What Food Goes with Sheep Dog?
Sheep Dog works best with desserts, chocolate and salty snacks.
Dark Chocolate
Dark chocolate provides bitterness that controls the liqueur’s sweetness.
A cocoa content of around 60–75% works particularly well.
Chocolate Brownies
Brownies reinforce the caramel and chocolate-friendly side of Sheep Dog.
Serve a small chilled measure rather than a full glass.
Cheesecake
Plain, chocolate or berry cheesecake works with the thick texture and peanut-butter flavour.
Banana Bread
Banana and peanut butter form a familiar combination.
The bread’s toasted edges also connect with caramel and subtle oak.
Jam Doughnuts
Berry jam creates a clear PB&J effect, while fried dough complements the liqueur’s confectionery profile.
Vanilla Ice Cream
Pour a small amount over vanilla ice cream as an adult dessert sauce.
Add dark chocolate shavings for greater balance.
Salted Caramel Desserts
Salt improves the definition of peanut and butterscotch while reducing the impression of excessive sweetness.
Pretzels
Salted pretzels provide crunch and savoury contrast.
Roasted Peanuts
Roasted peanuts reinforce the central flavour but should only be served when every guest is aware of the allergen risk.
Popcorn
Sweet-and-salty popcorn reflects the official caramel-corn tasting note.
Coffee Desserts
Tiramisu, coffee cake and espresso ice cream bring bitterness and roasted character.
Is Sheep Dog Good for Parties?
Yes. Sheep Dog is designed around accessible, recognisable flavour and simple serves.
It works especially well for:
- Birthday parties
- House parties
- Barbecue gatherings
- Halloween
- Christmas
- Dessert tables
- Cocktail nights
- American-themed events
- Shot selections
Its chilled-shot serve requires little preparation, while the 70cl bottle provides approximately:
- Twenty-three 30ml shots
- Twenty-eight 25ml shots
- Fourteen 50ml measures
Allergen awareness remains essential.
Hosts should keep the bottle and all used bar equipment clearly separated when guests with peanut allergies may be present.
Is Sheep Dog a Good Gift?
Sheep Dog is a playful gift for someone who enjoys:
- Peanut butter
- Sweet whiskey
- Flavoured spirits
- Dessert cocktails
- Party shots
- Unusual American drinks
The current 70cl bottle is supplied unboxed, so buyers wanting a more complete presentation may prefer the Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur Miniatures and Shot Glasses Gift Pack.
That set includes two 5cl miniatures alongside shot glasses, providing a ready-to-serve tasting gift. The miniature pack also carries the same 35% ABV strength.
Sheep Dog vs Fireball Cinnamon Whisky Liqueur
Fireball Cinnamon Whisky Liqueur is another shot-focused flavoured whisky liqueur.
Sheep Dog
- 35% ABV
- Peanut butter
- Vanilla
- Caramel corn
- Butterscotch
- Thick and sweet
- Best served chilled
- Works with chocolate, coffee and berries
Fireball
- 33% ABV
- Sweet cinnamon
- Hot spice
- Candy-like warmth
- Lighter texture
- Often served as a freezer shot
- Works with apple, cola and ginger
Choose Sheep Dog for creamy, nutty dessert flavours.
Choose Fireball for a hotter and more cinnamon-led shot.
Sheep Dog vs Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey Whiskey Liqueur is bottled at the same 35% ABV.
Sheep Dog
- Peanut-butter-led
- Caramel corn
- Vanilla frosting
- Butterscotch
- Thick and confectionery-driven
- Strong dessert-cocktail potential
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey
- Honey-led
- Caramel
- Vanilla
- Toasted oak
- More recognisable Tennessee whiskey influence
- Easier to use in long drinks
Sheep Dog is the more unusual and indulgent choice.
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey retains a clearer connection to its underlying whiskey.
Sheep Dog vs Southern Comfort
Southern Comfort Original Whisky Liqueur is another American liqueur bottled at 35% ABV.
Sheep Dog
- Peanut butter
- Vanilla
- Caramel
- Butterscotch
- Thick texture
- Dessert-focused
Southern Comfort
- Fruit
- Spice
- Vanilla
- Whiskey-style warmth
- Lighter and more versatile
- Well suited to lemonade and ginger ale
Southern Comfort is easier to use across refreshing long drinks.
Sheep Dog is better suited to shots, coffee, chocolate and dessert cocktails.
Sheep Dog vs Whisper Creek Peanut Butter Chocolate
Whisper Creek Tennessee Sipping Cream Peanut Butter Chocolate Liqueur combines whiskey, dairy cream, chocolate and peanut flavour.
Sheep Dog
- 35% ABV
- No cream-led positioning
- Stronger whiskey warmth
- Peanut butter, caramel and vanilla
- Better suited to chilled shots
Whisper Creek
- 20% ABV
- Dairy cream liqueur
- Peanut butter and chocolate
- Softer alcohol
- Richer milk-chocolate texture
- More closely associated with an after-dinner cream liqueur
Sheep Dog is stronger and more shot-friendly.
Whisper Creek offers a softer, creamier dessert experience.
Sheep Dog vs Elvis Midnight Snack
Elvis Midnight Snack Peanut Butter, Banana and Bacon Flavoured Whiskey expands the nostalgic flavour concept further.
Sheep Dog
- Peanut butter is the main flavour
- Vanilla and caramel corn
- Sweet but relatively focused
- 35% ABV
- Designed for shots and cocktails
Elvis Midnight Snack
- Peanut butter
- Banana
- Bacon-inspired savoury character
- Celebrity connection
- More complex novelty profile
- Also bottled at 35% ABV
Choose Sheep Dog for a clearer peanut-butter flavour.
Choose Elvis Midnight Snack for a more unusual combination and collectable celebrity branding.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur?
It is an American whiskey-based liqueur flavoured around peanut butter, vanilla, caramel corn and butterscotch.
What size is the bottle?
The current HTFW bottle contains 70cl.
What is the alcohol strength?
It is bottled at 35% ABV, equivalent to 70 US proof.
Where is it made?
The producer identifies the country of origin as the United States.
Does it contain real peanuts?
Sazerac’s UK product information states that it is made with real peanuts. Anyone with a peanut allergy should not consume it.
Is it safe for someone with a peanut allergy?
No. It should not be served to someone with a peanut allergy, and cross-contact with bar equipment must also be considered.
Is it a bourbon?
It is not presented as straight bourbon. It is an American whiskey liqueur.
Which distillery makes the base whiskey?
The specific distillery has not been publicly identified.
Does it carry an age statement?
No age statement is declared.
What does it taste like?
Expect peanut butter, vanilla, caramel corn, butterscotch, orange, coffee, subtle oak and whiskey warmth.
Is it sweet?
Yes. It is deliberately rich and candy-sweet.
Does it contain cream?
It is not presented as a dairy cream liqueur, despite its creamy flavour and texture. Check the bottle for complete ingredient and dietary information.
Does it need to be refrigerated?
Follow the storage instructions printed on the bottle. Chilling before serving is recommended for shots.
Can it be kept in the freezer?
Check the bottle instructions before freezer storage. Refrigeration is a reliable way to achieve a cold serve without exposing the bottle to extreme temperatures.
What is the best way to drink it?
The producer recommends an ice-cold 30ml shot.
Can it be served over ice?
Yes. One large cube reduces the sweetness and gradually opens the whiskey and oak.
What is a PB&J shot?
It combines Sheep Dog with grape, raspberry, blackcurrant or cassis liqueur to recreate peanut butter and jam.
Does it work with chocolate?
Yes. Dark chocolate, chocolate liqueur and hot chocolate all pair naturally with its peanut-butter flavour.
Can it be mixed with coffee?
Yes. Espresso and coffee bitterness help balance its sweetness.
Can it be used in an Espresso Martini?
Yes. Combine it with vodka, fresh espresso and a small amount of coffee liqueur.
Does it work with cola?
Yes. Cola reinforces caramel and vanilla, while carbonation lightens the texture.
Can it be used in an Old Fashioned?
It works best as the sweetening component alongside regular bourbon rather than as the only spirit.
Is it good for shots?
Yes. Chilled shots are the main official serving recommendation.
Is there a gift pack?
Yes. HTFW offers a Sheep Dog set containing two miniatures and shot glasses.
Does the full-size bottle come boxed?
The current 70cl HTFW bottle is listed as unboxed.
Is it suitable for whisky beginners?
Yes, particularly for customers who find conventional whiskey too dry, spicy or oak-led.
Is it suitable for traditional whiskey drinkers?
Traditional whiskey drinkers may find it extremely sweet. It is best approached as a liqueur or cocktail ingredient rather than a substitute for neat bourbon.
How should it be stored?
Keep it upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and major temperature changes, following any instructions printed on the bottle.
Why Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur Stands Out
Sheep Dog stands out because it commits completely to its central flavour.
The whiskey is not hidden, but it is not the dominant feature either.
Instead, the drink is built around:
- Peanut butter
- Vanilla
- Caramel corn
- Butterscotch
- Sweet whiskey warmth
- A thick, indulgent texture
This makes it easy to understand and simple to serve.
An ice-cold shot requires no cocktail equipment, while its familiar dessert flavours make it easy to combine with coffee, chocolate, banana and berries.
At 35% ABV, Sheep Dog also carries more strength than many after-dinner liqueurs. It can therefore hold its own over ice or within a cocktail rather than disappearing beneath mixers.
Its greatest strength is also its clearest limitation: this is a deliberately sweet peanut-butter drink.
Customers seeking dry, mature and oak-led whiskey should look elsewhere. Drinkers interested in playful shots and indulgent cocktails will find exactly what the bottle promises.
Buy Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur
Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur combines American whiskey with a smooth, sweet and nutty peanut-butter profile.
Bottled at 35% ABV in a 70cl bottle, it delivers peanut butter, vanilla and caramel corn before developing butterscotch, orange, coffee and subtle oak.
Serve it thoroughly chilled as a shot, pour it over ice or combine it with berry liqueur for a PB&J serve.
It also works particularly well with espresso, chocolate, banana, cola and vanilla ice cream.
Anyone with a peanut allergy should not consume Sheep Dog. The producer’s UK information states that the drink is made with real peanuts.
Shop Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whisky Liqueur, explore the Sheep Dog Miniatures and Shot Glasses Gift Pack, or compare it with Fireball Cinnamon Whisky Liqueur and Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey.
Browse the complete Sheep Dog collection, discover more whisky liqueurs, or explore the wider liqueur range at Hard To Find Whisky.
