Dead Sled Coffee is perfect for horror fans who need a bit of a caffeine kick, packaging great coffee with beloved horror icons and brands. Now, filmmaker and rocker Rob Zombie gets his own, officially licensed blend with Rob Zombie Hellbilly Brew.
Featuring gorgeous custom artwork by artist David Hartman, fans can now pre-order ground or whole bean bags for $22 each. Shipping is expected to start the second week of September, and 20 people who pre-order will be selected at random to win a bag signed by Rob Zombie himself. Dead Sled Coffee also says, “One very lucky winner will win a one of a kind signed and framed bag proof. This proof is the original proof of the printed coffee bag. Literally a 1 of 1.”
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The description reads: “Inside the bag of the Rob Zombie Hellbilly Brew are 100% Arabica beans from the Bugisu sub-region of Uganda, and is Dead Sled Coffee’s first 100% USADA Organic Certified Coffee. It was grown at an elevation of 1,600 meters and roasted to a smooth and horrifically delightful Medium-Medium Dark Roast. On the roasting scale, it falls into the ‘High Roast’ category.”
Other Dead Sled Coffee officially licensed collaborations include Kane Hodder, Elvira, KISS, Vincent Price, Vampira, Bela Lugosi, and Robert Englund (which this writer can personally confirm ROCKS).
Pre-orders for the Rob Zombie Hellbilly Brew can be placed on Dead Sled Coffee’s official website.
Zombie has been on-site in Budapest for production of a film adaptation of the classic TV show The Munsters. He announced the construction on the original Munsters house and has confirmed the build of not only 1313 Mockingbird Lane, but Mockingbird Heights itself. The filmmaker has also shared the design of costumes and wigs on his official Instagram. Zombie calls the film “the one I’ve been chasing for 20 years!” and the details definitely show the passion behind the project. You can check out what we know about The Munsters, so far, here.
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