Would you?

[bilder]

Seems you can buy cigars infused with that rarest of coffee. Google Kopi Luwak and then ask yourself this question:

Would you try one?

http://www.oliveroscigars.com/cubanpleasures-page.htm

 

[Wurm]

Not a big coffee drinker to begin with, and I dislike most flavored cigars so no, no I wouldn't.

 

[drunkfish3]

This is what i have heard call the cat s*@* coffee and that about sums up why i will not try it or the cigar. link to Info on coffee

 

[cabaiguan juan]

Is that the same coffee that Jack Nickelson drank in the movie Bucket List?

 

[drunkfish3]

Yes it is

 

[chainer]

Earthy, Musty & Exotic <insert hot nearly naked chick holding cigar, who probably doesn't smoke them>

Good ad campaign, nearly won me over

 

[silentjon]

No. Every Oliveros cigar I ever smoked sucked really bad.

 

[uptown_isy]

The only coffee infused cigar that I've ever smoked and can tolerate is the Tabac Especial Negra line from Drew Estate. I don't believe that infusion using a "special" coffee will make the cigar any better. The key is the tobacco and I don't think that Oliveros' tobaccos are any good at all.

 

[bilder]

No. Every Oliveros cigar I ever smoked sucked really bad.

But just think, if you try one of these and state to all around you "This cigar tastes like crap!", you will be giving an accurate description. :sign:

 

[silentjon]

No. Every Oliveros cigar I ever smoked sucked really bad.

But just think, if you try one of these and state to all around you "This cigar tastes like crap!", you will be giving an accurate description. :sign:

True, but I will still pass. Oliveros spends more money on its models than it does on making quality cigars.

 

[hoshnasi]

I don't like any infused cigars, but I would try one.

For the record, Kopi Luwak coffee is awesome!