A Rum Finished the Cognac Way, Made for Cigar

It is the work of Felix Gorczak, who took rum as the base and cognac as the second influence. The finish comes from a bonificateur — the practice, borrowed from cognac, of steeping ingredients into a preparation used to round off a spirit before bottling. Here it carries coffee, cacao and baking spices.

The label artwork is by Robert Glick of Art de Fumar. The bottling was produced in collaboration with the Cigar Culture Summit and InterTabac.