I was about to ask the same what's that red wax one.
Thanks for the suggestion. I needed some good give away cigars to offer. I ran out of a bunch of Puerto Rican ones I use to give away.
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I was about to ask the same what's that red wax one.
Thanks for the suggestion. I needed some good give away cigars to offer. I ran out of a bunch of Puerto Rican ones I use to give away.
That is the Infamous Makers Mark Cigar - They are infused with the whiskey amazing smoke. They run 9-12 bucks each depending on where u live
I was about to ask the same what's that red wax one.
I knew what it was once I saw that red cap on the cigar !!!!
What is a fusion cigar
I was about to ask the same what's that red wax one.
I knew what it was once I saw that red cap on the cigar !!!!
Man I was gonna guess that too. Price ain't bad, gonna have to get a few. 
Liga Privada Ashtray and a Cigar Knife
A cigar knife?
That ashtray tho.
I'm bout to spoil myself before Christmas.
Drew Eatate blondie try that one. Infusions are a blend of all different types of flavors that smell really nice it's an aromatic cigar. A cigars to start out with if your new to puffing cigars. They run about 5-7$. You can almost always find them at any cigar shop.
Fusion cigars offers more flavors to Tobacco for example Vanilla ,Mint or Expresso. Acid Cigars are made by Drew Estate thats why its recommended to go with Drews !!!!
An example
http://www.cigar.com/cigars/11403/java-mint-by-drew-estate/
Here are some more with pigtails (Box Pressed)
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I have a separate humidor for my fusions as they are very aromatic and could affect the taste of my other cigars. This is especially true if your cigars don't come in a wrapper, as many premium sticks do not. You don't want your Padron to take on a slight java/sweet taste.
A cigar knife?
That ashtray tho.
I'm bout to spoil myself before Christmas.
Do u see the round hole in the folded Knife's wooden handle? Well that is where you place the cigar before you fold and cut it !!!
I broke the seal on this LE beauty yesterday. If you see these in your cigar shop......Don't hesitate!
A-1 Quality!
Yep. I wrote on this post earlier that the acid Kuba Kuba cigars are strong and sneak up on you if you're not careful
Smooth...clouds of smoke on every exhale,a nice even burn. I forgot how good Gurkha cigars are !!!! I like the hray ash and Im only 15 minutes in. I dont see the ash fallen anytime soon .Its not too intense...maybe the intensity will build as I go through the cigar. This is a winner ...should have bought more. Thanks
That was some damn good smoke !!!
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Not a cigar but I recently found a damn good whisky to pair with one.
In 1897, the Bottled-In-Bond Act was passed as a type of consumer protection legislation to help ensure that the whiskey people were drinking met certain standards. Those were as follows: the whiskey must be the product of one distillation season, it must be distilled by one distiller at one distillery, it must be at least four years old, and it must be stored and aged in government bonded warehouses. The whiskey must also be at least 100 proof, and nothing except water may be added (a common practice which is done to reduce the proof before bottling). Clearly, this was an attempt to standardize whiskey production to a certain degree at a time when certain unsavory characters were bottling paint thinner, adding a splash of caramel coloring, and calling it whiskey.
The above bottle cost me $30. Not bad for one so carefully aged and processed.
http://www.seriouseats.com/2015/10/what-is-bottled-in-bond-whiskey-budget-bonded-bourbon-rye.html
In 1897, the Bottled-In-Bond Act was passed as a type of consumer protection legislation to help ensure that the whiskey people were drinking met certain standards. Those were as follows: the whiskey must be the product of one distillation season, it must be distilled by one distiller at one distillery, it must be at least four years old, and it must be stored and aged in government bonded warehouses. The whiskey must also be at least 100 proof, and nothing except water may be added (a common practice which is done to reduce the proof before bottling). Clearly, this was an attempt to standardize whiskey production to a certain degree at a time when certain unsavory characters were bottling paint thinner, adding a splash of caramel coloring, and calling it whiskey.
The above bottle cost me $30. Not bad for one so carefully aged and processed.
http://www.seriouseats.com/2015/10/what-is-bottled-in-bond-whiskey-budget-bonded-bourbon-rye.html
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i had those sticks , i wasnt feeling it. let me know how u liked them.. the drew estate sticks right ??
Try the Arturo Fuente Short Story for nice quick smoke. Also you can't go wrong with any of the nubs. One of my new favorite sticks is the My Uzi Weighs a Ton.
Check out cigarauctioneer.com I have got some box sets off there for a steal.
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new board bump
Ash tray sick like a muv. I only smoke maduro leaf cigars. I like Perdermo lot 23 or Gloria Cubana Series S
i'm a cigar head. i have an aristocrat humidor about half full at all times. preferred cigar makers are arturo fuente, don pepin, tatuaje, padrons, davidoff, etc. also have a nice amount of cubans. scotch is my preferred drink.
Great thread guys! I've been a cigar smoker for 20+ years now. Started with nasty ass Black and Milds back in the day when a pack was $1.25. Let just say I'm way more versed in the art of herf now. I'll be posting quite a bit in this forum. I have quite a bit to say about selection and AGING your sticks if you want a truly quality smoke. If I ever learn to post pics, I'll load some of my 3 foot converted humidor. She's a bit empty now but will easily hold 3000+ sticks. Gotta re-up for the season.
just go to imageshack.com bro . u upload on there then just copy and paste the embed code
Just found out you can't edit a quote insert smh
Callmecue what is your thoughts on leaving cigar in the cellophane wrapper for aging /storing?
Callmecue what is your thoughts on leaving cigar in the cellophane wrapper for aging /storing?
It doesn't hurt. Just helps keep your cigar from being damaged if you're a bit ham-fisted as I am sometimes. As long as there is adequate humidification where you store them, it's ok to leave the wrapper on. If you travel with your cigars and they rub each other, you'll sometimes damage the "outer shell" or binder leaf.
And thanks for the tip Ejason!
[/IMG]The Gurkha Royal Reserve has a five-year aged Connecticut Maduro wrapper that is something to behold. A special patented process allows each cigar to be triple infused with cognac for triple the pleasure. TheGurkha Royal Reserve series is available in the following shapes and sizes: Torpedo (6 1/2 " x 53).
[/IMG] Jack Daniel's
Winter Jack
Tennessee Cider
A Seasonal Blend of Apple Cider Liquer &
Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey
Best Served Warm
Something different when pairing your favorite cigar!!![/url]
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smoked an acid blondie.
tasted very good.
haven't smoked the acid kuba-kuba yet.
appreciate the suggestions.
tasted very good.
haven't smoked the acid kuba-kuba yet.
appreciate the suggestions.