I am pretty sure Pyotr Smirnov never envisioned this. It is peanut butter flavored vodka. It is made by Terressentia Corporation of Charleston, South Carolina. Since I am in Charleston at this very moment, and getting hungry, this seemed like a fine time to feature this product.
Temperance has a similarly flavored product. It is surprising that TTB would allow it to be described as “Peanut Butter Vodka,” unlike the above, without the key term “Flavored” in the middle. TTB is usually more likely to allow terminology like Coconut Rum as compared to Coconut Vodka (partly on the theory that confusion could otherwise arise due to the fact that vodka could possibly be distilled from coconuts, but rum could not). No word yet on vodka distilled from peanuts.
Rich Hellner says
Pandora Spirits produces NutLiquor peanut butter vodka. Temperance Distilling Company is simply our contract packager.
As for TTB decisions, they seem odd and/or counter-intuitive at times, but our formula permitted us to be listed as a “peanut butter vodka” rather than a “peanut butter flavored vodka”. To make things perfectly clear, NutLiquor is based on triple-distilled wheat vodka, not peanut butter.
Suzanne says
Gee, could they be ANY more obviously marketing to underage drinkers????
Brandi says
Can you still buy the Old School Peanut Butter Vodka in NC?
Bonnie says
Where can the average consumer buy peanut butter vodka?