NIC & JET FUEL
We’re here for the builders, the makers, the system-breakers—and anyone tired of the same overhyped, sugar-loaded drinks. Our values are simple: clean ingredients, honest science, and better tools for better focus. We’re not chasing trends—we’re creating something that actually works.

We built Nic and Jet Fuel for people who move with purpose. The ones who don’t wait for permission, don’t settle for average, and don’t want to crash halfway through their day. Our mission is simple: rethink what energy can feel like, and give you something that works without the sugar, the sludge, or the burnout. And yeah, we get to have fun doing it—crafting bold, natural flavors that are as sharp and unexpected as the people we make them for. We created the nicotine energy drink for the adventurer who wants more, and wants it clean.



MEET THE FOUNDERS
Born in the hangar. Built for the grind.
Jayme and Brett weren’t looking to follow trends—they were flying past them. Tired of energy drinks that overpromised and underdelivered, they set out to build something better.

Jayme Nabors
A third-generation Florida native, licensed pilot, and the force behind Beach Weekend and Beach Weekend Coffee—lives life full throttle, splitting time between flying over the Gulf, building lifestyle brands, and co-hosting Nicotine and Jet Fuel, where he brings sharp business instinct, Emerald Coast grit, and a no-BS perspective shaped by decades in the trenches.
What started with a question—“Why does nothing actually work?”—became a mission: redefine what energy feels like.
The result? A high-performance drink rooted in science and real-life hustle.
Built by operators. Made for momentum.

Brett Divine
A brand builder, serial entrepreneur, creative strategist, commercial pilot, and co-host of Nicotine and Jet Fuel, with two decades of experience launching ventures across media, wellness, aviation, and consumer goods—including Beach Weekend Coffee and Wellness by Divine—all while raising six boys, leading with conviction, and living by the rule: go big or go home.