Skrewball and Yung Gravy are collaborating to “Give Thanks and Get Basted” this Thanksgiving

Skrewball and Yung Gravy want to help you get "basted" this Thanksgiving

By Christopher Osburn Published November 19, 2024

Skrewball

In a collaboration you didn’t realize you needed, well-known peanut butter whiskey brand Skrewball Whiskey is partnering with rapper Yung Gravy to “Give Thanks and Get Basted” this Holiday season. And yes, you read that right. Get basted, not wasted.

Skrewball Baster Set

Skrewball

To encourage getting basted around your friends and family instead of the awkwardness of getting wasted (as long as you don’t overindulge with this peanut butter whiskey), Skrewball Whiskey and Yung Gravy are releasing a limited-edition Skrewball Baster Set. The set includes seven 50ml Skrewball shot basters, a wooden baster holder, and a gravy boat to (for some reason) fill with Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey.

Recommended Videos

You might be wondering what peanut butter whiskey and basters have to do with each other. According to the brand, you won’t baste your turkey using this set. You’re supposed to enjoy single-serve shots of its whiskey using the basters. The gravy boat is a way for your friends and family to fill up their shot basters continually,

“Skrewball and Gravy together just made sense from the jump. We’re both sweet smooth, and know how to start the party ;). This Thanksgiving, I wanted to take family time to the next level. All you need is a turkey baster, a gravy boat, and some Skrewball,” Yung Gravy said in a press release. “Let’s all ‘Give Thanks and Get Basted’ this Thanksgiving with Gravy and Skrewball!”

Where can I buy it?

Whiskey glass slammed down and spilling out — Vinicius "amnx" Amano / Unsplash

If you want to get “basted” this Holiday season, you can purchase The Skrewball Baster Set at Basted.SkrewballWhiskey.com for $11.28 plus tax.

Topics

Liquor, Beer, Wine & Drinks

Christopher Osburn

Writer

Christopher Osburn is a food and drinks writer located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. He's been writing professional

Food & Drink

4 fantastic genever cocktail recipes to get you acquainted with the spirit

Learn how to use gin's elder cousin, genever

Captain Barnacles, Stay Gold

If you're ever learning about the history of gin, one spirit you'll often see referenced is genever. If you've never tried this drink or even heard of it, then you're not alone, as it is rarely seen outside its homeland of the Netherlands. However, it's worth getting to know genever if you're interested in historical spirits or even if you're just interested in trying something new.

Genever’s bold, earthy taste is great for fans of more robust spirits, but if you’re new to it, cocktails are a great way to get to know it better. Here, four bartenders mix up delicious drinks made with genever. Try them at home, and you’ll likely find a favorite new bottle for your bar.
If Bond Were a Dutchman

Food & Drink

Get ready for Labor Day weekend with these crowd-pleasing whiskey cocktails

Three whiskey cocktails, from an alternative spritz to a cherry sour

labor day whiskey cocktails bourbon spritz

As Labor Day weekend marks the end of summer and the beginning of fall, now is the time to get out your darker spirits. Many people like to enjoy lighter drinks in the summertime, with plenty of spritzes and bubbly concoctions. And for winter, you'll want something hearty and warming. But coming into this transition period, it's a good excuse to get a bit experimental with your cocktails.

Why not keep the last of the summer vibes with a spritz, but embrace the incoming fall by making it a bourbon spritz rather than an Aperol one? And now is a great time to get out your whiskeys and to try out drinks like a cherry sour or a bourbon Gold Rush.

Food & Drink

The best fall sangria recipes: Get into the spirit with this boozy autumn drink

How to make the best fall sangria cocktails

Autumn harvest fall sangria

There's something about a festive drink that matches the mood to get you into the spirit of whatever you happen to be celebrating. A frosty margarita just makes you want to throw on a swimsuit and hit the pool. A flute of bubbly champagne often invokes our inner Gatsby as we raise toasts in our finest cocktail wear. A cold beer is appropriate on many occasions, but especially at a baseball game, with a piping hot, mustard-slathered hot dog in the other hand.

And this fall sangria, complete with autumnal fruits and flavors, will put you into the most festive of pumpkin-picking moods. So, as the weather starts to cool and stores are flooded with everything orange, mix yourself a batch of these delicious fall cocktails. You can consider it a reward for all the hard work of raking those leaves.