Drinks with your Smokes

phisherman

Joined Oct 2005

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Lost in translation

• Apr 27, 2006

• #21

Hey Tom, not to sound like a know it all, but what do you think distilled wine is? (Hint: Brandy)

Sorry, I couldn't help but be a wise @$$.

 

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parkernick

Joined Apr 2006

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San Diego, CA

• Apr 27, 2006

• #22

Doh' Phish, ya beet me to it.

Ports so good it could be made out of rubbing alcohol and I'd still drink it.

 

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Brenda

Joined Oct 2005

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Whoville

• Apr 27, 2006

• #23

phisherman said:

For cigars, you can't go wrong with a good single malt scotch. Best pairing. Coffee is very good as well. Coffee is what I drink with my cigar most often.

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I totally agree. Scotch at home. Black coffee when I'm out.

 

phisherman

Joined Oct 2005

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Lost in translation

• Apr 27, 2006

• #24

:cry: :cry: :cry:

I'm currently out of scotch.


I still have some coffee from the pass.

 

rmrdaddy

Joined Apr 2006

1K Posts | 2+

South Jersey

• Apr 27, 2006

• #25

I'm a Bourbon man myself, and while I don't want to get all tangled up in a imbroglio with the wise Bloofington, I'll simply state that I'm a Maker's Mark Ambassador.... nuff said

 

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TheMann00

Joined Apr 2006

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Discussion Starter
• Apr 27, 2006

• #26

Maker's Mark is my personal fav. Had it for the first time a few nights before my wedding with the guys.

I'm only a few hours from the Makers Mark distillery, and you can dip your own bottles in wax after a tour. Going to do that sometime this summer.

 

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parkernick

Joined Apr 2006

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San Diego, CA

• Apr 27, 2006

• #27

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Jealous^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

rmrdaddy

Joined Apr 2006

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South Jersey

• Apr 27, 2006

• #28

I'll be down, when you wanna go????

I've got a barrel aging down there that honest to goodness has my name on it! (along with 29 other folks) :?
Do we con the wives into going, or leave them to their own devices?
:lol:

Rob

 

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TheMann00

Joined Apr 2006

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Discussion Starter
• Apr 27, 2006

• #29

send the wives on their own little trip.

Where you from Rob?

 

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iminaquagmire

Joined Jun 2005

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McHenry, IL

• Apr 27, 2006

• #30

Don't forget the root beer!

 

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kuzi16

Joined Apr 2006

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on the grass

• Apr 27, 2006

• #31

IBC in a cold mug.... hard to beat that

Stewart's ( i think thats the name) comes close
I have not had that in years. I used to get it back home... I wonder if its in Akron.

 

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Carduus

Joined Jul 2005

588 Posts | 0+

Nebraska

• Apr 27, 2006

• #32

beer...

Beer, beer....


beer, Beer, BEER!


I tend to favor beer with my cigars. The bitter sharpness with the great darn flavor seems to make me a very happy man.

When in doubt my friend...

Drink Beer!
















Bloof and Vince made me write this post!!!

Honest!

 

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iminaquagmire

Joined Jun 2005

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McHenry, IL

• Apr 27, 2006

• #33

kuzi16 said:

IBC in a cold mug.... hard to beat that

Stewart's ( i think thats the name) comes close
I have not had that in years. I used to get it back home... I wonder if its in Akron.

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Look for Sprecher. I like that the best.

 

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BigTom

Joined Apr 2005

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Tidewater, Virginia

• Apr 28, 2006

• #34

Fishman, I was splitting Hairs. What they put in port does not look or taste like Brandy. Brandy implies a finished product with a fine color and aroma. The alchol that is added looks and tastes more like MoonShine than brandy.

 

elidog

Joined Apr 2006

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Watching Eli smoke Robs cigars

• Apr 28, 2006

• #35

I like unsweetened tea or black coffee. The nice clean yet slightly bitter taste of iced tea has a very refreshing clean taste that compliments a good cigar very well and does not interfere with the taste of my smoke.

 

phisherman

Joined Oct 2005

2K Posts | 1+

Lost in translation

• Apr 28, 2006

• #36

BigTom said:

Fishman, I was splitting Hairs.

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So was I, but at my current rate of hair loss, I don't have many left to split.