What did you smoke today (NC) II

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Originally Posted by allusred

Have been a coffee drinker for a long while.
So once awake and I've had two cups, it's time to cut and light a cigar.
Would guess coffee is my breakfast about 350 days out of 365 a year.
Plus have the habit of drinking coffee throughout the day.
When smoking if it's not coffee, might be Beer,Whiskey, very rarely water.
Don't always drink coffee when smoking.
The caffeine addiction's a lot stronger than the smoking.
Would be a lot harder to let go of.
You just might find that coffee would get in the way of your awareness of changing flavours in a cigar.

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I've been drinking coffee for about 25 years now, but only in the last couple found I much prefer a strong dark roast. I only drink coffee in the mornings after I've had a cup of water, and don't generally drink any later.

I'd say I usually smoke a cigar by itself or with water (I drink lots of water after cutting sodas and tea from my daily routine) but also smoke with beer or whiskey too.

I figured that since I feel cigars go quite well with stouts it ought to go well with coffee too.

I can't say I've noticed much change in smokes, except for a few I noticed seemed a bit harsh at first but mellowed. I don't think my pallet is typical as I just don't get most of the flavors I see described.

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Originally Posted by rodwha

I've been drinking coffee for about 25 years now, but only in the last couple found I much prefer a strong dark roast. I only drink coffee in the mornings after I've had a cup of water, and don't generally drink any later.

I'd say I usually smoke a cigar by itself or with water (I drink lots of water after cutting sodas and tea from my daily routine) but also smoke with beer or whiskey too.

I figured that since I feel cigars go quite well with stouts it ought to go well with coffee too.

I can't say I've noticed much change in smokes, except for a few I noticed seemed a bit harsh at first but mellowed. I don't think my pallet is typical as I just don't get most of the flavors I see described.

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Like you I can't put a name to most of the flavours, do pick up on some of the changes, just can't name them.

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Originally Posted by allusred

Like you I can't put a name to most of the flavours, do pick up on some of the changes, just can't name them.

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Just do what every other [cigar|scotch|wine|coffee] connoisseur does - make stuff up :)

Last night started with RoMa Craft CroMagnon
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...pssu9ald2f.jpg

Finished with Blood Red Moon Culebra Maduro
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...psk3cwpvag.jpg

Paul Stulac Phantom
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...26451e6391.jpg

Pinar Del Rio Oscuro Liga Cubana No. 2....

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Originally Posted by rodwha

While working in the yard I smoked a Flor de Oliva. This is what's left of a Lonsdale:

http://i63.tinypic.com/b8wxtu.jpg

Unfortunately I seem to puff too often while working and it lasted maybe an hour or so, which made me slightly queasy.

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My problem with smoking a cigar while in the yard mowing etc. is that I end up chomping the hell out of a cigar. It ends up looking like a piece of meat that's been ran through the tenderizer for a chicken fried steak. You did well....

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Originally Posted by cheaphumidors

Last night started with RoMa Craft CroMagnon
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...pssu9ald2f.jpg

Finished with Blood Red Moon Culebra Maduro
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...psk3cwpvag.jpg

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I sure love that Cromagnon Cranium. God bless the CT Broadleaf wrapper.....

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Originally Posted by droy1958

My problem with smoking a cigar while in the yard mowing etc. is that I end up chomping the hell out of a cigar. It ends up looking like a piece of meat that's been ran through the tenderizer for a chicken fried steak. You did well....

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Mine often do too, as well as nice and moist with all of my slober. I try to be more mindful and hang on to it with my fingers instead.

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After mowing, rehydrating, and cooling down its time for a smoke for my effort:

http://i67.tinypic.com/egwyvc.jpg

The beer comes soon after...

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Originally Posted by rodwha

Mine often do too, as well as nice and moist with all of my slober. I try to be more mindful and hang on to it with my fingers instead.

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After mowing, rehydrating, and cooling down its time for a smoke for my effort:

http://i67.tinypic.com/egwyvc.jpg

The beer comes soon after...

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I'll never slobber on a cigar as I'm uppity and only drool on a cigar, which is what I'm doing right now as I stir this homemade spaghetti gravy I made with my homegrown tomatoes, onions, bell peppers and venison. For a Chinaman, I might make it in Italy.....