Hello everyone! I am Jack and I am new to the forum. I love cigars and brewing my own beers. I hope to make some new friends here to learn about new cigars and also to talk about old cigars. Thanks guys. What is everyone smoking on today?
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Hello everyone! I am Jack and I am new to the forum. I love cigars and brewing my own beers. I hope to make some new friends here to learn about new cigars and also to talk about old cigars. Thanks guys. What is everyone smoking on today?
Hello, Welcome to the board.Quote:
Originally Posted by botlJack
I'm on my pipe today.
Leavitt & Peirce - Cake box
Leavitt & Peirce - Dark Honey
I'm thinking a little Sam G. Navy flake later.
Im not much of a pipe smoker. Always thought about getting into it. What would be a decent quality \"starter\" tobacco? Ive been smoking cigars for a long time so I have a broad range of flavors that I enjoy. Im not a picky smoker. Thank you for your suggestions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy
Welcome from Ottawa, Canada, where it is too cold for bikini's, but perfect for tight sweaters.
I'm not the guy to ask, rather new at it myself. There are a few people on this board with tons of knowledge on pipe tobacco. Sunday is a slow day on this forum. There will be much more activity during the week.Quote:
Originally Posted by botlJack
What kind of cigars do you really enjoy? I love Padron, Rocky, Arturo Fuente. I am always on the look for new cigars. I like to find info about upcoming brands and new blends for my stores.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy
Welcone to the board new old guy!
Welcome from MT.
Welcome from AZ.
-Buzz
Welcome from Western Canada!
Welcome from central Oregon.
Welcome from western Oregon.
Welcome from the real "Western Canada". :smiley2:Quote:
Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
Mark
Welcome from TX... What was the last batch you brewed?
Hiya. So you own tobacco shops? And you're coming here to find the new blends.......Quote:
Originally Posted by botlJack
Welcome to the boards there young man.... LOL as young as you might feel. Welcome from East Central Oregon. I enjoy cigars, pipe (now without screens) and I just finished brewing some Irish Stout last month. Welcome!
I made an all grain smoked cherry porter. It was freaking Amazing. I did a cigar stand at a beerfest and figured smokes and smoked beer. How about you?Quote:
Originally Posted by b.read
Yes. I love to find out about new cigars. I was actually looking to find an all american blend. I see everyone doing Honduran or Cuban seed. Does anyone know of a company that uses only American tobacco?Quote:
Originally Posted by ashauler
Yes. I think if you search on here you might find some threads about American made cigars. :smiley2:Quote:
Originally Posted by botlJack
Honestly, I would think, as a cigar shop proprietor you would be bringing information on new smokes, hot brands, etc...to us, instead of the other way around, but what do I know. What lines do you carry in your stores?
With the weather cooling off, that sounds like a good choice. My most recent batch was a pumpkin ale...it turned out "ok". I may try again in the next few weeks, this time splitting the batch to experiment with different spices in secondary. Going to make sure to pick a good smoke for the brew day too. :smiley4:Quote:
Originally Posted by botlJack
I wish I knew everything that was going on in the cigar industry and just because I have been managing for 30 years doesn\\\'t mean that I am all knowing of all brands. Im always open ended and open minded to all the newest products and accessories. As far as some of the current brands that I sell, RP, La Flor Dominicana, Ashton, Shamrock Custom Luxury, Padron, Warlock, Davidoff, Temptation, Lars Tetens, Comacho, DE, Onyx, Romeo y Julieta, Segundos, Gurkha, Bahama Momma, Fuente, Cain, Casa de Nicaragua, Chubby\\\'s, Cohiba, Don Collins. Hoya de Monterrey, Playboy, Punch, La Unica, Tatiana, Quorum, H. Upman, Gispert, AJ Fernandez, Cojimar, Augusto Reyes, Avanti, A. Turrent, JC Newman, Acid, Don Pepin, Helix, Bacarat, Cuban Rounds, Cuban Delights, and The Griffin. It is impossible to keep up with all the new brands and lines coming out as it is can be with any industry.Quote:
Originally Posted by ashauler
Welcome to the forum Jack. I'm sure with your knowledge and experience you'll be able to offer as much advice as you ask for. I look forward to maybe a learning a bit from you and teaching something maybe as well.
Thats what Im here for, thats great. Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by prophetic_joe