The silly name of this delicious, hard-to-put-down blended Scotch supposedly is derived from the days "when farmers hid their home-made whisky from the nosey excise officers in barrels marked 'Sheep Dip.'" Made with a blend of 16 single malts from the four major whisky regions, this has an intense apple aroma and flavor, overlaid with a faint curl of smoke. The earthy smokiness grows on the finish, with intriguing dry and savory notes, like baker's chocolate and brine. Pair this with crumbly aged cheeses.