LIQUEUR lovers are in shock after Bacardi revealed that it is stopping production of its popular Patrón XO Cafe tipple.

Bacardi chief operating officer Mauricio Vergara said the drinks company wants to focus on its “core super and ultra-premium tequilas” but fans are finding the news hard to swallow.

Bacardi's popular coffee tequila liqueur is being scrapped

1

Bacardi’s popular coffee tequila liqueur is being scrappedCredit: Alamy

The drink blends Patrón tequila and Arabica coffee.

It is popular over ice, chilled in a shot or mixed into a cocktail.

A 70cl bottle costs around £30 but they may soon be disappearing from supermarket shelves.

Vergara told trade title The Grocer that the business wants to focus on “growing and protecting production and supply of our core super and ultra-premium tequilas.”

The news hasn’t gone down well on Twitter, with users describing it as “the worst day of my life” and others joking about stocking up on the coffee tequila instead of petrol.

One user said: “Just found out that Cafe Patron is being discontinued, what a truly terrible Friday this just turned into.”

Another said: “First the fuel crisis, now they’re discontinuing Cafe Patron, while one user joked: “I quit drinking for six weeks and this happens? How much Cafe Patron was I drinking?”

An Irn-Bru mad couple tested out a potential new fridge by seeing if a bottle of the Scots drink would fit

We pay for your stories!

Do you have a story for The Sun Online Money team?

Email us at [email protected]

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

You May Also Like

I save £725 a year by washing my clothes at night and using a slow cooker – here’s how

SAVVY saver Scott Dixon saves £725 a year on his energy bills…

Why Temple Bar backs cheap shares like M&S, BP and Royal Mail: INVESTING SHOW

When the value-minded managers of Temple Bar bought into Marks & Spencer…

UK cybersecurity star Darktrace agrees £4.3bn private equity takeover

Darktrace could be the latest high-profile name to leave the London Stock…

Inflation and scrapping of grants is pricing consumers out of EVs

Momentum for switching to electric cars is being hit by a double…