Acid Cigars

lenguamor · 07-13-2012, 11:28 AM

I like some of them. I don't smoke infused cigars very often, about one every few years. But if you're going to sample infused cigars, the cream of the crop is Acid or Drew Estates; hand-made, long filler, superb construction.

The exception is the Kuba Kuba. They smell so nasty that I've never even been tempted to put one in my mouth.

Right now I'm digging the Tabak Especiale. A very nice coffee-infused stick.

Just sample them. See what you like. They don't have to be your go-to stick for you to enjoy them occasionally.

Word of warning: DON'T smoke one in a B&M lounge. Ever. Once one guy lights up an infused cigar indoors, EVERYONE in the room ends up feeling like they're smoking an infused cigar. And that will generate some genuine ill-will amongst your BOTLs.

07-13-2012, 11:28 AM	#10
lenguamor puta por Ninfas! Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Joe Location: The 305 again! Posts: 1,030 Trading: (23)	Re: Acid Cigars I like some of them. I don't smoke infused cigars very often, about one every few years. But if you're going to sample infused cigars, the cream of the crop is Acid or Drew Estates; hand-made, long filler, superb construction. The exception is the Kuba Kuba. They smell so nasty that I've never even been tempted to put one in my mouth. Right now I'm digging the Tabak Especiale. A very nice coffee-infused stick. Just sample them. See what you like. They don't have to be your go-to stick for you to enjoy them occasionally. Word of warning: DON'T smoke one in a B&M lounge. Ever. Once one guy lights up an infused cigar indoors, EVERYONE in the room ends up feeling like they're smoking an infused cigar. And that will generate some genuine ill-will amongst your BOTLs. __________________