Java by Drew Estate

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Tried a Java last night (the 58). While I enjoyed it as an after dinner treat, I couldn't decide weather to smoke it or dip it in milk and eat it.

 

[jmatkins]

Tried a Java last night (the 58). While I enjoyed it as an after dinner treat, I couldn't decide weather to smoke it or dip it in milk and eat it.

That was funny.

 

[vperlman]

Tried a Java last night (the 58). While I enjoyed it as an after dinner treat, I couldn't decide weather to smoke it or dip it in milk and eat it.

:rofl: Good one!:applause: I know what you mean. That's why I can only smoke them once in a rare while, maybe 2 or 3 a year.

 

[blessednxs65]

I have had a couple of these and found them to be good alternatives. The Wafe is a nice quickie at work and the nose on it is a crowdpleaser.

 

[surfish1961]

This one (Java) is one of the Drew Estates I can smoke. The other is the Cold Infusion Tea in the Acid line. I wouldn't be able to make them a steady smoke, though.

 

[smokey the bear]

I've always thought about trying one of these but I never pulled the trigger because I thought I would hate it because it's flavored. After reading some of this stuff I might have to try one. Next time I see one I'll have to pick one up and give it a try.

 

[dpricenator]

flavored yes...but not soaked in a bunch of sugary syrup.

 

[bballbaby]

as for flavored cigars, i've always enjoyed the lars tetan cigars and the acid cigars. They are interestig to say the least. i like the taste on the lips from the wrapper and the aroma is pleasing to those around you. I havne't had on e in a while though as i've been enjoying trying a variety of traditaional cigars. I already know what they taste like and chances are good they'll still be around when the next time i want one.