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Cigar Experiment....

Gael from La Luna Cigar told me if you put a shot of your favorite beverage in a shot glass, put it in an air tight container and then put cigars in the container, the cigars will absorb the beverage and become flavored cigars. :thumbs:
 
Sorry it didn't work out for you, MAS_Puros. I tried this last spring with a variety of cigars and George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey. I noticed that the results varied from cigar to cigar, but I wasn't able to identify a pattern. Wrapper type, size, strength, etc. didn't seem to be crucial factors. (I had two fairly small, very strong cigars, for example and one tasted great and the other awful.)

Based on what you wrote, though, it sounds like maybe they were overhumidified? Did you have a hygrometer working in your test humidor?

No I just had a humipack and shot of scotch in a cedar box. I took it out of the box and then stabilized it in 68-70%RH enviroment for a couple of months. Man I have to say I won't be trying that again...I still have the aweful taste in my mouth :blush:
 
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