i would like to purchase sheep dip scotch.how and where?

i tasted pig's nose scotch whiskey many years ago at a bar in minneapolis and like it very much. i have never seen it since. do you have it availalbe and can you ship to california?thanks,mike

where can i aquire sheep dip, single malt scotch in my area. thank you.

this goes to tom pollard.since the 2 brands are only available on the special order list in virginia, i doubt you saw them on the shelf at your "spirit shop" all liquor stores in va are state owned.regardless, you're statement is just plain stupid. you apparently didn't buy it or try it, but felt it necessary to come to this site to make a stupid statement.please stop making people from richmond look stupid.

we really enjoyed sheep dip at the 2007 whiskyfest in new york. the blend of single malts is fantastic. keep up the good work!

after a long absence, my spirit shop recently stocked two old favorites, pig's nose and sheep dip. i was agast at the new packaging and labeling. where has tradition of which your country is so famous gone???this example of moderation has gone astray. so much so, that i question the integrity of your product. has it gone to the modern as well?so, this inquiry: are thare any old pig's nose and sheep dip labels left in someone's desk? if so, i would appreciate your sending me several for ol' times sake tradition is still sacred!!!thomas n. pollard8906 ginger way ct.richmond, va 23229usa

do you plan on becoming a publically listed company open to investors? thank you for carefully keeping special brands alive and growing!

i have been a fan of sheep dip ever since a friend of mine brought it back from scotland. i finally located a couple of bottles in tennessee and finally after a year got my local store to bring in a case. they were very worried that i might be the only customer but a week later the case was gone and people were screaming for more. its a wonderful tipple and the name gives it an air of fun while enjoying a great dram. i couldn't find much info on sheep dip until your article in whisky magazine. now i know the whole story behind my favorite funday dram.

very fine whisky. we tried it last week on a holiday in scotland - a very good whisky among the single malts we tried.

i bought some pigs nose at the bath and west show from you earlier today - it is really very good. particularly sophisticated for a blended whiskey. pity there are no outlets near me. would you sell me a case of it and send it down?

i tried seep dip in washington dc in feb 07. i like the product very much. i would like to try pig's nose as well. how or where can i can i buy the products here in phoenix,az.thanks, gary r. gettle

do try it tom its really refreshing - use good quality ginger beer the cheaper sorts tend to go flat - im sure you wont be disppointed - let me know what you think and any suggestions you have for new cocktails

hey.was at sheep show in auckland - found sheep dip not seen it for years - but cant tell you glad i a its back

the ginger pig sound good.will have to trye it.

such a fantastic site!! 10 out of 10!

santa baby, hurry with my sheep dip tonight!

we went to smithfild show and re-discovered sheep dip - think it tastes even better than it did in the seventies when mole valley farmers sold it without vat - sheep dip you see is vat free

i'm a sheep dip and pig's nose fanatic. i hope to see richard patterson at whisky live toronto 2007.

well done alex!

pig's nose is a fine whisky to have with trotters

went to murrayfield to witness appalling performance by rwc champions. my granny could've played better. the pig's nose was the only warming thing about the day.rich and smooth. unlike meself. more please.

ciao.

very good site.