Believe it or not, this peanut butter whiskey is legitimately good.
The creation of Steven Yeng, a Cambodian refugee, and his wife, Brittany, a chemist turned attorney, Skrewball was inspired by Steven’s appreciation for and love of peanut butter, one of the first American foods he tried when he arrived in California as a child. In 2021, the brand clocked 1,976% growth over 2020, and in March 2023, drinks giant. This dovetails with wider industry trends.
The product was undoubtedly designed with fun in mind, but my inner Serious Drinks Writer kept wondering, is it bourbon?? Is there an age statement? And how do the peanuts get in there? My detailed inquiries to a press rep were met with, “[It’s] an American flavored whiskey that utilizes corn and barley at its base, infused with natural flavors.” Not quite what I was hoping for, but it’s a lesson: Think too hard and you might ruin the fun.
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