Tastes vary and coffee strength varies to suit the different preferences of the world’s coffee drinkers.

Some hard core coffee consumers love their multiple espresso shots, while others prefer a lighter caffeine injection.

Lattes are a very popular drink, although they were originally the Italian’s child-coffee drink, diluted with plenty of milk.

The common ‘coffee shop’ drink for Western children is the babychino   which has no coffee in it at all, made entirely of cappuccino-style frothy hot milk.

However, if you really want to go guns blazing for your caffeine consumption, there is a new product on the market.

Sites such as Yahoo News and New York Daily News have recently reported on it because it is marketed as being able to blow your socks off.

How strong is this beverage?

It comes with a health warning and has 200% (yes, that’s right: 200%) more caffeine than other high street coffee drinks. Its name?

Death Wish Coffee.

The clue, as they say, is on the label.

The packaging hypes the caffeine strength too   a skull and crossbones.

The creator of the brand responded to a common request that he received in the coffee shop that he ran in New York.

Apparently, customers often wanted to have a strong cup of joe, so he obliged by creating a humdinger of a coffee blend.

Are you man enough to try it?