Infused cigars
ejgorman
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I know, I know, but I have to ask. The wife was out with me while I was smoking a MOW Ruination today and asked, "So do you like really strong cigars?" After a bit of back and forth, she admitted that she was a bit curious and wanted to try a cigar, but was scared it would be really strong. She then asked if I had any infused cigars. All I had a was a Kuba Kuba from one of my first trips to the B&M (I grabbed a handful of sticks with eye-catching bands) so I grabbed it. The only infused cigar I've ever had was a Blondie from the same B&M run. She didn't really care for it and felt it just tasted like "kitchen spices" that I later identified as cloves (yes, I tried it). She probably would have liked the Blondie better. Does anyone out there that smokes infused cigars have any recommendations for her?
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My favorite cigar list here
I like Oliva and Quesada (including Regius) a lot. I will smoke anything, though.
but mostly only smokes the Tatiana cigars & DE Natural's Dirt torpedo now
She likes most of what Tatiana offers but Demands to have a handful of the mocha line at all times, she also likes the DE java & isla del sol at times, she will have a cuban honey now and then also, usually at (yard gar time) when we don't want to waste one we love but want a cigar while busy outside
She somewhat likes CAO's but only if its all that's available
If she had to choose one type of cigar she had to live with, it would be a top 2 list of
Tatiana Mocha 1st, then DE Naturals dirt torpedo 2nd
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