Skrewball Eggnog adds a flavorful twist to the classic holiday beverage

From chilly winter afternoons to cozy nights by the fire, many people raise a classic holiday beverage in honor the spirited season. Sometimes the signature cocktail or bottle of wine takes a back seat and a different offering fills the glass. This holiday season open a bottle of Skrewball Eggnog and add a unique, flavorful twist to the occasion.

Many people are obsessed with Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey. The rise in popularity of flavored liquors was led by this brand. While some whiskey drinkers prefer their limited edition, specialty barrels, the flavored options introduced the liquor to a wider audience. Whether they only drink this bottle or used it as a starting point, it has found its way onto many people’s liquor shelf.

The new Skrewball Eggnog is the combination of its peanut butter whiskey and real cream eggnog. Although some people might make this beverage at home, the pre-mixed, shelf-stable bottled version is much more convenient. From holiday parties to any night break, it is the little treat that can bring smiles all around.

According Skrewball Whiskey President Carl Carlson, “Skrewball Whiskey is known for breaking the mold with innovative flavors and premium ingredients, so we knew it was a natural next step to transform a seasonal classic and continue driving the flavored whiskey category forward in unexpected ways.”

The shelf-staple beverage brings together classic flavors. A touch of cinnamon and vanilla with slightly salty notes makes for a delightful combination. Whether serve straight from the bottle, over ice, or however a person pleases, it might be the hit of the holiday season. The brand does recommend serving the beverage over ice or chilled.

And, another option to consider is to add this beverage to coffee for a tasty holiday beverage. Even though the eggnog latte might not be available at a favorite coffee shop, this idea could be a tasty adult alternative.

The Skrewball Eggnog is available at select retailers in certain states. It has a 14.75% ABV.