which cigars have a liqueur taste to them?

[Leemahn]

Being a new cigar smoker I thought that I wanted a spicey cigar but what I really want is a cigar with a good solid liqueur taste. I smoked some Avanti anoisette cigars and they had a liqueur taste to them but the cigar wrapper is as hard as nails. It feels like a stick in your mouth. Anyway they were good and am wondering if there are some other brands with a liqueur taste?

 

[blessednxs65]

Try Gurkha Grand Reserve. I smoked one of these once and I swear, the next day I smelled as if I fell into a vat of Remy.

http://www.bonitasmokeshop.com/gurkha_cigars_flavored_with_loui.htm

 

[terrantheman]

Those kind of cigars cause cancer, smoke a real cigar:glassesgr

 

[CWS]

There are a variety of "infused" cigars with cognac or whiskey flavors. Not my favs but to each his own.

Sauza Tequila Infused Cigar
Courvoisier Cognac Infused Premium Cigars

 

[RigilKent]

if you want a sweeter liquor flavor you could try the Kalahua by drew estate.

 

[caudio51]

There's also the CAO line of flavorettes which aren't liquor flavored thought

 

[cvm4]

Hopefully none! But, there's a cigar out there for everyone.

 

[jmatkins]

There are a variety of "infused" cigars with cognac or whiskey flavors. Not my favs but to each his own.

Sauza Tequila Infused Cigar
Courvoisier Cognac Infused Premium Cigars

if you want a sweeter liquor flavor you could try the Kalahua by drew estate.

The only ones I know of.

 

[tedski]

IMO, it might be best to try and make your own.

- Buy some inexpensive mild cigars in the size you like. (JR Alternatives would be good for this, but there are plenty of decent cigars for $1 /ea or less)

- Unwrap 2-3 cigars and leave them out in the open for a couple of days to dry out somewhat (not in direct sunlight though)

- Get a medium sized tupperware container, your favorite liquor and a shot glass

- Put the cigars in the tupperware, pour a partial shot of liquor and put that in the tupperware also.

- Carefully put the lid on tight and wait for a few days.

- Open up the container and smoke one. If not enough liquor flavor then wait a few more days to smoke the next one. You will soon see how long it takes for the cigar to absorb enough flavor to suit your tastes.

- Experiment with other kinds of liquor or different cigars

- Soon you might discover that it's best to just smoke a nice cigar and drink your liquor at the same time.

- Either way - have fun!

 

[CWS]

IMO, it might be best to try and make your own.

- Buy some inexpensive mild cigars in the size you like. (JR Alternatives would be good for this, but there are plenty of decent cigars for $1 /ea or less)

- Unwrap 2-3 cigars and leave them out in the open for a couple of days to dry out somewhat (not in direct sunlight though)

- Get a medium sized tupperware container, your favorite liquor and a shot glass

- Put the cigars in the tupperware, pour a partial shot of liquor and put that in the tupperware also.

- Carefully put the lid on tight and wait for a few days.

- Open up the container and smoke one. If not enough liquor flavor then wait a few more days to smoke the next one. You will soon see how long it takes for the cigar to absorb enough flavor to suit your tastes.

- Experiment with other kinds of liquor or different cigars

- Soon you might discover that it's best to just smoke a nice cigar and drink your liquor at the same time.

- Either way - have fun!

Great idea Ted!

 

[Leemahn]

Those kind of cigars cause cancer, smoke a real cigar:glassesgr

Do you have any proof of that statement? Any links?

 

[CWS]

Do you have any proof of that statement? Any links?

It was a joke dude, hence the smily face. Not too many takers on these types of cigars.

 

[terrantheman]

IMO, it might be best to try and make your own.

- Buy some inexpensive mild cigars in the size you like. (JR Alternatives would be good for this, but there are plenty of decent cigars for $1 /ea or less)

- Unwrap 2-3 cigars and leave them out in the open for a couple of days to dry out somewhat (not in direct sunlight though)

- Get a medium sized tupperware container, your favorite liquor and a shot glass

- Put the cigars in the tupperware, pour a partial shot of liquor and put that in the tupperware also.

- Carefully put the lid on tight and wait for a few days.

- Open up the container and smoke one. If not enough liquor flavor then wait a few more days to smoke the next one. You will soon see how long it takes for the cigar to absorb enough flavor to suit your tastes.

- Experiment with other kinds of liquor or different cigars

- Soon you might discover that it's best to just smoke a nice cigar and drink your liquor at the same time.

- Either way - have fun!

Thanks Ted now I'm gonna make a bunch of lagavulin cigars:bottle:

 

[blessednxs65]

IMO, it might be best to try and make your own.

- Buy some inexpensive mild cigars in the size you like. (JR Alternatives would be good for this, but there are plenty of decent cigars for $1 /ea or less)

- Unwrap 2-3 cigars and leave them out in the open for a couple of days to dry out somewhat (not in direct sunlight though)

- Get a medium sized tupperware container, your favorite liquor and a shot glass

- Put the cigars in the tupperware, pour a partial shot of liquor and put that in the tupperware also.

- Carefully put the lid on tight and wait for a few days.

- Open up the container and smoke one. If not enough liquor flavor then wait a few more days to smoke the next one. You will soon see how long it takes for the cigar to absorb enough flavor to suit your tastes.

- Experiment with other kinds of liquor or different cigars

- Soon you might discover that it's best to just smoke a nice cigar and drink your liquor at the same time.

- Either way - have fun!

I am all over this! Thanks Buddy!