Personally, I enjoy a good tawny Port with my evening smoke.
Tonight I had a glass of Glenmorangie single malt with my Saint Luis Rey. Very nice combo!
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Heavy red wine for a heavy cigar, a light and airy (probably white wine) for an easy cigar.
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I don't think I have ever tried port, but I have read about it on some other posts. I'll have to try a bottle soon. I think it is a dessert wine?
I don't have any Glenmorangie you dickOriginally Posted by billyjenkins
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I generally liker a good Bordeaux with a cigar. Port is good too, but I prefer an LBV or Ruby to Tawny.
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i like shiraz or merlot.
A good Riesling does it for me. After the cigar though, not during.
There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.
Ohh man.. I've been hooked on this Columbia Winery 2004 Cellar Master's Riesling. I've got 3 bottles in the fridge waiting for me ;-).Originally Posted by cigar no baka
Very sweet, the chicks love it, and at $10 a bottle you can't beat it.
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Here are some good ports to try with a medium cigar. Warre's Warrior port or Warre's Nimrod tawny port both about 16$ a bottle. Warre's also has a Otima 10 year and 20 year port. They are both great but are more expensive and I would try them latter after you have a couple of ports. Galaways Australian tawny port is one of the best and it is about 22$ a bottle. I have aslo tried Grams LBV or Late bottle vintage but it is so mild that it just okay. One of the best tawny ports I have found is Rosemount Estaes Old Benson port. It is hard to find but it is worth every penny. In general and in my experince I stay away from Ruby ports and LBV when pairing with a good cigar. The tawny ports really have full taste to enhance the cigar senjoyment.![]()
I like a nice chardonnay with a light/medium cigar. NFL Sunday is a full bodied and a Great Lakes beer.
I'm not partial to wine with cigars. The exception being Port. The reason being that I don't much like highly tannic or acid tasting drinks with cigars. Spicy or roasty drinks go much better IMHO. Therefore, a mulled wine would probably do OK. It's almost the season for hot mulled wine and cider too! But I digress. My favorite drink to go with a cigar is a dark Belgian Ale or a Barleywine. The spicy and fruity character of these beers are a perfect companion to a medium or full bodied cigar. Light bodied cigars seem to fare a bit better with a Belgian Tripel or well hopped pale ale.
I am not partial to wine with anything. Give me a nice cold beer, or, if it is the weekend...I will drink the Captain like there's no tomorrow!!Originally Posted by Kenyth
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