April 23, 2008
For the average boozehound, dredging themselves out of bed and scraping a toothbrush across their hairy tongue, is part of the pre-work grooming regimen (after dousing less than fragrant loafers with the remainder of a bottle of cologne).
The taste of toothpaste though, is second only to a whiff of the previous night’s poisons when it comes to potentially launching that morning bagel into an anti-gravity, toilet-bound trajectory.
Michigan dentist and self-professed ‘toothpaste collector’ Val Kolpakov features American-produced bourbon, whiskey, wine, and for the high-rolling set, champagne flavors.
Why these exist is anyone’s guess, as the market for people looking to give themselves booze breath when they’re not drinking is likely a small one and those who are drinking would like to rid themselves of it.
Of interest, Jigger Bourbon Whiskey Flavored Toothpaste, pictured here: The ‘refreshing’ [source's quotation marks] morning-after pick up. It contains real alcohol - no more than 3% alcohol by wt., 2oz, so if you haven’t slept all night, you can refresh your hellfire and asbestos-singeing breath with the flavors of the night before.
Don’t forget to floss.
