Lucky Sod liqueur with Irish Whiskey | 70cl | Party shots | Vanilla, toffee & caramel | Vegan & GF

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Discounter Aldi recently launched its peanut butter whiskey liqueur, a rival to the pricier best-selling Sheep Dog brand, and there are other unexpected tastes on offer too – including banana. Not so buttery when you sip, but with a decent nutty vibe this smells and tastes like a tipsy Snickers bar. Stephen Reynolds, head of marketing, Proof Drinks, commented: “[According to 2022 data by Euromonitor], on-trade operators have reported liqueur sales increasing by 27%. These days, there’s so much more than Irish cream to choose from too — new, innovative flavours are inspired by comforting desserts, seasonal spices and plenty of chocolate.

THERE’S very little whiskey taste here but the resulting tipple is still ridiculously moreish, like a sticky-toffee pudding in a glass. This page contains affiliate links and we may receive a small commission for purchases made, but this comes at no extra cost to you and helps us to continue providing top quality content for our loyal readers. Also sign me up for newsletters so I can get special offers, recommendations, and expert advice to my inbox! com, samples Aldi’s new whiskey liqueur and six other brands’ flavoured tipples and gives each her verdict out of five.Spanning the full breadth of hazelnut flavour — from fresh, young nuts through to a more rich and robust, toasted flavour profile, Quaglia is a more sophisticated take on your beloved Nutella. Made from crushed white almonds, this Italian liqueur is like a boozy almond milk — and entirely vegan too! Lucky Sod and Scorch achieve both these things with top quality liquid combined with a twist on the traditional. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited.

Tesco’s golden gin liqueur has a seasonal twist, layering Christmas spice, such as clove, star anise and nutmeg, over sweet berries. Testers loved the bold flavour, which incorporates notes of marzipan, and found the sweetness perfectly in check. Although recommended enjoyed straight up, both Lucky Sod and Scorch can be enjoyed in a wide range of mixed drinks, including a Fiery Old Fashioned comprising 50ml Scorch, two dash bitters, ice and orange peel; and a Mixed Fortune built with 50ml Lucky Sod and 150ml Cola over ice. It’s lighter than others on test, making it a wonderfully versatile addition to your drinks trolley.The 29% ABV liqueur, boasting flavours of toffee, caramel and vanilla, is inspired by the fable of the lucky Irish black bog cat, and features a ‘mischievous’ smirking cat character on the bottle.