Am I Alone?

**jdavis4082** · 07-26-2005, 12:57 PM

i had a box of kaluhua robostos sitting out at my wedding with a box of CAO Eilieens Dream, i knew there werent any big cigar smokers there so this seemed a good choice. they were gone before i got to the reception, after pictures.

**cigar no baka** · 07-26-2005, 12:59 PM

My wife likes to smoke CAO Moontrance cigars. I have puffed on these a few times to see what they are like, then finally smoked one for myself....I could see myself smoking one once, maybe twice a year but that's it. I like to get the natural flavors of the tobacco itself.

**Dmitri** · 07-26-2005, 02:57 PM

I've had a few, but they're no where near as good as a good old fashioned one. When I first started smoking I had a peach and a blackberry, which were decent as best. The only flavoreed Cigar I will smoke is a Makers Mark.

**nhcigarfan** · 07-26-2005, 03:25 PM

A guy at Federal Tobacco in Portsmouth said that If you ever come into possession of dried out old cigars put them in tupperware with a shot of your favorite flavored booze and let it sit for a while. Do it for a couple of shots and there you have it.

Has Anyone tried this?

I thought of this again the otherday when I noticed a vanilla wiskey at the liqour store.

**Roham** · 07-26-2005, 05:51 PM

Can't say I have ever puffed on a flavored cigar. And my girlfriend is always smoking them, all the different kinds. She always offers a puff to me too

Just smelling it in the room is enough for me...

**tuckersdad777** · 07-26-2005, 06:29 PM

I agree to a point. I ordered a "Flavored Sampler" once, containing about 12 cigars. I didn't find one I could smoke past one inch. They were nasty. However, I have found since that I like Havanna Honeys, CAO Gold Honey, and Tatiana Classic Honey for a change of pace. These are hand rolled and contain fine tobacco. Everybody's tastes are different.

**Dmitri** · 07-27-2005, 12:18 AM

Originally Posted by nhcigarfan

A guy at Federal Tobacco in Portsmouth said that If you ever come into possession of dried out old cigars put them in tupperware with a shot of your favorite flavored booze and let it sit for a while. Do it for a couple of shots and there you have it.

Has Anyone tried this?

I thought of this again the otherday when I noticed a vanilla wiskey at the liqour store.

Hmm this does interest me...trying to spice up some old stogies? I would think this might have a detrimental effect what with booze being a liquid and whatnot.

**Island Epicurean** · 07-27-2005, 07:41 AM

Thanks Guys, Great to See I am not the Only One!!!

**Cohibanut** · 07-27-2005, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by Dmitri

Hmm this does interest me...trying to spice up some old stogies? I would think this might have a detrimental effect what with booze being a liquid and whatnot.

You wouldn't actually soak the cigars in the liquid. Use the shot of booze as humidifier for your humi. In other words, you would soak a piece of cloth or whatever else you may wish to use and place it in with your cigars.

**nhcigarfan** · 07-27-2005, 08:39 AM

Originally Posted by Cohibanut

You wouldn't actually soak the cigars in the liquid. Use the shot of booze as humidifier for your humi. In other words, you would soak a piece of cloth or whatever else you may wish to use and place it in with your cigars.

Exactly