If you want to imbue the flavor of liquor into a cigar, there is a better way. Just place a 1/2 shot or so into a cigar box and let a cigar sit with it for a few days or so. I've done this using Bacardi Rum and a Cusano 18 because I have ten left that I am bored with. The cigar tasted a lot like the bacardi. It was pretty lousy.
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Dipping cigars?
- Thread starter Satchmo
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occifer143
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I like the Makers Marks cigars. I keep a box around for a special relaxing night. This is one of the few cigars people around will not complain. As to dipping I would like to try it if I could found a good way to do it. I might try this like an earlieb post said with an extra humi. Sounds cool to try and it maybe a nice change of pace once in a while. Don't any of you worry I will not use any PREMIUMS or ISOMS.
Satchmo
Why do they call it a Power Ranger???
The humidor idea makes more sense to me. FYI, I did try "dipping" the other day with some cheapies I had gotten from Cbid (1876s?). If you do a quick dip, you basically get a bit of the flavor on your lips. The whole experience is really not changed. It's really no different than sipping and then taking a puff.
I did notice that the more you dipped, the tip got soggy and it was harder to draw.
TO EACH, THEIR OWN!! :whistling:
Regards,
Jason
I did notice that the more you dipped, the tip got soggy and it was harder to draw.
TO EACH, THEIR OWN!! :whistling:
Regards,
Jason
To each his own I guess..