Normally the only time that the flavours of coffee and cigarettes come together are when a used mug doubles up as an ashtray for a lazy housemate. And woe betide if you accidentally try to drink that noxious cocktail - you'll feel ill for days.
But someone out there - specifically the people at Stolen Rum - has decided that that flavour combination is exactly what the drinks world needs, as they have created Coffee & Cigarettes Spiced Rum.
A spiced Caribbean rum has been fused with roasted coffee beans and smoke flavours to create something that is - definitely - unique. At least it is a timesaver, getting in three vices - caffeine, nicotine and alcohol - in one bottle, so it's got that going for it.
It's currently only available via stockists in USA, Australia and New Zealand; visit Stolen Rum for a full list.
(Images: Stolen Rum)
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