title_body: Tobacco-flavored beer
upvoted_answer: If used the the brewing process,  the nicotine in the tobacco leaves would be extracted into the beer. Too high a nicotine dose in the beer would be poisonous.  The whole process would probably be more effort than it is worth.
  
  As for tobacco flavor, it depends on the flavors that you enjoy in tobacco.  Just like some smokey whiskeys work well with cigars, some rich beers work just as well.  Strong beers aged in spirit barrels often contain the same oakey, vanilla notes that are present in the aged spirits.  Cigar City Brewing uses a lot of different barrels to impart tobacco like flavors in its beers and their tasting notes usually suggest pairing a beer with a cigar.
  
  If you are looking for a smokey beer without the possibility of nicotine poisoning, then I suggest Rauchbier.  Some of the malt used in this beer are smoked over different woods (usually alder). 
  Some breweries experiment with adding smoked malt to other beer styles (Porter,IPA, etc.)