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What to mix with Skrewball? These peanut butter whiskey drinks are the best ways to highlight its sweet, nutty flavor.
Got a bottle of Skrewball? This unique peanut butter whiskey is syrupy, thick and sweet, with a deliciously nutty finish. Sure, you can drink it as a shot. But how to mix up Skrewball co*cktails? Here are all the top peanut butter whiskey drink recipes that make the most of this nutty liquor! Try it in a sweet spin on the Old Fashioned, or balance it out with cranberry juice in a sweet tart Peanut Butter and Jelly.
Many Skrewball drink recipes out there are overly sweet. But we found peanut butter whiskey is better accented with tart, bubbly or bitter flavors to cut the sweetness. So don’t go making a Skrewball White Russian or mixing Skrewball and Baileys…unless you want schedule an immediate visit to the dentist! The drink recipes below still lean sweet, but the flavor is balanced so they’re deliciously sippable.
And now…top peanut butter whiskey drinks to try!
Peanut Butter Whiskey Old Fashioned
Looking for a fun way to drink peanut butter whiskey? Try thePeanut Butter Whiskey Old Fashioned! This spin on theclassicuses sweet Skrewball peanut butter whiskey in place of bourbon or rye. The drink could not be more different from the original! Double the bitters and add a littlesoda waterto balance out the sweetness, and it’s got a bit of aWisconsin Old Fashionedvibe.
Ingredients: Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, Angostura bitters, soda water (optional)
Peanut Butter and Jelly
Looking for a unique peanut butter whiskey drink? Try thePeanut Butter and Jelly, a quirky sweet tart co*cktail made with Skrewball peanut butter and cranberry juice. This unlikely combination makes the co*cktail version of your favorite childhood sandwich! We took inspiration from the co-founder of Skrewball herself, Brittany Yeng, who recommends pairing this flavored whiskey with cranberry to cut the sweetness.
Ingredients: Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, cranberry juice, Cointreau
Skrewball and co*ke
Here's a quick and easy way to make a peanut butter whiskey drink: Skrewball and co*ke! The Rum and co*ke, aka Cuba Libre, is aCuban co*cktailthat’s made all over the world…because it’s just that simple. Make it using peanut butter whiskey and it's got an irresistible nutty finish. Cut the sweet with a generous squeeze of lemon or lime.
Ingredients:Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, cola, lemon or lime wedge
Skrewball Screwdriver
An oddly delicious peanut butter whiskey drink? The Skrewball Screwdriver! Tart orange juice is a tasty pairing with peanut butter whiskey, giving it a subtly nutty finish. Substitute the same quantity of peanut butter whiskey as vodka in this drink.
Ingredients: Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, orange juice
Peanut Butter Irish Whiskey
What to mix with Skrewball? Coffee is a natural pairing with peanut butter whiskey! Make it into an Irish coffee by skipping the sugar and using Skrewball instead. There’s nothing more soul warming than that classic combination of bitter coffee, nutty whisky and frothy whipped cream.
Ingredients:Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, coffee, whipped cream (optional)
Skrewball Highball
Here’s a refreshing way to drink peanut butter whiskey: the classicWhiskey Highball! This two-ingredient co*cktail originated around the turn of the 20th century and it’s still popular to this day. Pairing Skrewball with bubbles is delightfully refreshing.
Ingredients: Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, club soda (soda water)
Peanut Butter Whiskey Tonic
Want a light, bubbly co*cktail starring peanut butter whiskey? Mix it with tonic water for aPeanut Butter Whiskey Tonic! The sweet, bubbly carbonation pairs perfectly with the nutty whiskey. This Skrewball drink is especially great for summer! Accent the sweetness with some zingy lemon.
Ingredients: Peanut butter whiskey, tonic water
Chocolate Peanut Butter Martini
Make a Skrewball drink by substituting peanut butter whiskey for vodka in the Chocolate Martini! This drink is rich and creamy, basically a dessert in a glass. It stars Irish cream and creme de cacao for maximum flavor, like the liquid version of your favorite chocolate bar. Swap in the same amount of Skrewball for vodka.
More about Skrewball
Skrewball whiskey is a flavored whiskey that tastes like peanut butter (really!). If you’re a whiskey lover, well: you might not love these peanut butter whiskey drinks. Because there’s loads of added sugar in the stuff! Here’s a bit more about this intriguingtype of whiskey:
- Skrewball peanut butter whiskeyis a flavored whiskey made with real peanuts. The company was founded by husband and wife team Steven and Brittany Yeng, based in San Diego, California. Skrewball launched in 2018 and has become very popular in the US.
- Skrewballhas a thick, sticky texture. It tastes very sweet, with a strong peanut finish and notes of caramel, coffee and vanilla. Honestly, it’s more like drinkingBaileysthan bourbon.
- Is Skrewball really a whiskey?Whiskey technically should be 40% ABV when it’s bottled, and Skrewball is 35% ABV. It’s labeled as a “flavored whiskey.”
- Will I like Skrewball? It depends. If you’re a whiskey connoisseur, probably not. But if you love sweet alcoholic drinks and think you don’t like whiskey…you probably will!
Peanut Butter Whiskey Old Fashioned (& More!)
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- Author: Sonja Overhiser
- Prep Time: 2 minutes
- Cook Time: 0 minutes
- Total Time: 2 minutes
- Yield: 1 drink 1x
Description
The Skrewball Old Fashioned is a fun way to drink peanut butter whiskey! Add bitters and garnish with a cherry.
Ingredients
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- 2 ounces (4 tablespoons) Skrewball whiskey
- 4 strong dashes Angostura bitters
- Soda water, to taste (optional)
- For the garnish: orange wedge and co*cktail cherry
- Large ice cube, for serving (try clear ice!)
- co*cktail cherry for garnish
Instructions
- Add the Skrewball whiskey and angostura bitters to a glass and swirl to combine. Add a large clear ice cube.
- If desired, add a splash of soda water to taste: this tones down the sweetness of the Skrewball and is reminiscent of aWisconsin Old Fashioned. Either way, the flavor is much sweeter than a traditionalOld Fashioned. Garnish with an orange wedge and co*cktail cherry.
- Category: Drink
- Method: Stirred
- Cuisine: co*cktails
- Diet: Vegan
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Hi, we’re Alex and Sonja Overhiser, married cookbook authors, food bloggers, and recipe developers. We founded A Couple Cooks to share fresh, seasonal recipes for memorable kitchen moments! Our recipes are made by two real people and work every time.
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