Has anybody tried these, they sound good. He sells singles in tubes, considering trying them but would appreciate any input. Thanks
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Has anybody tried these, they sound good. He sells singles in tubes, considering trying them but would appreciate any input. Thanks
Never heard of them apart from seeing the Makers Mark tubes around (didn't know the manufacturer). The HOPZ petit corona on his site definitely looks interesting though...Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
I didn't know Ted's made non-infused cigars anymore. Maker's Mark is probably the only one I've had from them but I know they make like 5 to 10 infused sticks. Try it out and let us know! Inquiring bums want to know.
They have a new cigar out called Farris, named after Ted's grandmother. It is a traditional non-acid cigar, box press. They will send you one for free if you write a story telling them who has inspired you in your life. I am waiting for my cigar to show up, I will let you guys know how I like it. Pretty cool deal, check it out:
The Farris Project | Ted's Cigars
I am not affiliated with Ted's Cigars.
I read they were selling one infused with Patron Tequila, but Padron took them to court, because it sounds to close. Not sure of the outcome. Smoked one or two Duck Commander (yes, I'm a fan) going on two years ago. Don't remember it being good or bad.
Can't imagine Padron winning, as Patron is it's own brand, and I'd assume that you're allowed to use the name if you infuse a cigar with it. I might actually have a Patron cigar somewhere in my stash, hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by GWBowman
I thought the same thing. Seems as crazy as Duke University filing against the makers of Duke Whiskey, but...Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanTheEvans
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourcei...s+duke+whiskey
You don't have to have a degree from a private, and expensive, university to tell a Blue Devil from John Wayne.
Looks a lot like more of the too greedy gits (already recognized as "too Stupid")Quote:
Originally Posted by GWBowman
this line "The late actor used the Duke moniker since childhood, when he adopted the name of the family dog." also reminded me of the story a few years back that claimed Prez Nikon kept a dairy wherein he wrote of his using his paws...the article went to claim that in his youth he believed himself to be a dog.
Would conclude that whoever it were thet wrote that, did at least prove they were lacking the normal 3 of brain cells.