If aging cigars in cedar gives them a cedary flavor, would leaving one in coffee beans give it a coffee flavor?
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If aging cigars in cedar gives them a cedary flavor, would leaving one in coffee beans give it a coffee flavor?
maybe, but why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Evillepaintball
If you get some pretty mild cigars and let them sit out for a couple of days to dry then put the in tupperware with a shot glass with our favorite beverage, like bourbon, the tobacco can absorb some of the flavor.
just trying something new to meQuote:
Originally Posted by drew_goring
thanks for the infoQuote:
Originally Posted by nhcigarfan
if you are looking for coffee flavored sticks, why not look into the already flavored ones? I think that Drew Estates has quite the selection.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evillepaintball
Have you tried pairing coffee with a cigar? That may have the result that you are desiring.
ive heard good things about the drew estates, but im mainly just curious to see how this turns out, now that i know it might be possible.
I honestly think you can do that - but there would be no consistency. You could do a lot of experimenting for the "right" balance, (I gotta think it would be awfully costly). It's just easier to purchase them already flavored...
BTW - if you like the "coffee" flavored cigars - try the Drew Estates Java. They're very well constructed and smoke extremely well. Not a huge flavored cigar fan, but those are very nice. (They're actually made by Rocky Patel for Drew Estates). I'd suggest you smoke it while you're drinking a Pepsi. For some reason, that's a great combo...
And if you really want to try something that is infused with alcohol - try the Gurkha infused with Cognac. I don't care for them at all :smiley11: , but you might... (Some swear by them) :smiley26:
oliveros makes a cognac infused cigar that is MUCH MUCH less expensive than gurkha....it's premium tobacco...actually a pretty good smoke....Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
there are some leon jimenes cigars that are available that are infused with dominican coffees....they're actually a very good smoke if you enjoy coffee with your cigar...
I agree that the Drew Estates Java is a fine cigar, for a flavored cigar. I'll smoke these a few times a year when I'm feeling like something unusual.
I wouldn't try to flavor your own cigars. It's going to be hit and miss, but whatever you decide....
I also have a CAO Moontrance once in a blue moon, they're not bad, but I get sick of them after one stick and have to wait for the next blue moon. :smiley42:
Maybe a way to save a lousy cigar? That might be worth a try. I've got a few that are very bland.
Or probably just end up with a flavored dog rocket. :smiley36: :smiley36: