Joined Oct 2005
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Lost in translation
Dirt cheap alky-hall. Sterotypically consumed by people down on their luck.
Put hair on your chest....?
Put hair on your chest....?
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Originally posted by Carduus:
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Originally posted by phisherman:
Carduus, Follow the teachings of brother Vince and he will never put you on the wrong path. If you enjoy the pleasures of coffee and scotch, he will be an excellent guide to a wealth of knowledge.
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I have not really tried coffee because I like it black and strong and it seems to over power whatever cigar I am smoking. Tea has worked good for me. Earl Gray is good with a Punch.
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If you try a nice and full flavoured cigar with your coffee, I'm sure you will like it. Especially if it is good home roasted coffee, not that Charbucks crap. Here is a good combo to try; grab a CAO Brazilia line cigar with some green mountain coloumbian coffee. I think you will be surprised at how well the two go together.
I will try this. I have been wanting to try the CAO Brazilia anyway.
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Originally posted by Carduus:
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Originally posted by phisherman:
Carduus, Follow the teachings of brother Vince and he will never put you on the wrong path. If you enjoy the pleasures of coffee and scotch, he will be an excellent guide to a wealth of knowledge.
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I have not really tried coffee because I like it black and strong and it seems to over power whatever cigar I am smoking. Tea has worked good for me. Earl Gray is good with a Punch.
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If you try a nice and full flavoured cigar with your coffee, I'm sure you will like it. Especially if it is good home roasted coffee, not that Charbucks crap. Here is a good combo to try; grab a CAO Brazilia line cigar with some green mountain coloumbian coffee. I think you will be surprised at how well the two go together.
I will try this. I have been wanting to try the CAO Brazilia anyway.
Joined Feb 2004
3K Posts | 42+
159 Knobvue Drive Freedom Pa 15042
To be quite honest I havent had any store bought wine since last summer, I do make a little wine of my own & did make brandy out of the wine untill I found out it was against the law to distill with out a permit, well I am not one to break the law hahaha, so I sold my small still .
I am a scotch drinker , not much else, I havent had an entire beer in over 2 years, just a sip here & there , never more than a mouth full at any time, I dont handle the carbonation well, I was never a big borboun drinker & I dont care for blended American or Canadian whiskeys
Right now I have a wee dram of Aberlour A'Brundh in the snifter to my right a sweet single malt with a thick viscosity , pours like water , but has a mouth feel like STP ! , just like a carmel melting in your mouth !I do add a small splash of water, this is a cask strengh topping out at 119.5 proof, with 2 ounces of whisky I add one ounce of chilled filtered water, ahhhhh the sweet smell of the malt, peat & heather . OH to be in Islay , just like home ! hahaha
I have a bottle of Spayburn sitting on the shelf a low cost good tasting Spayside single malt imho the best bang for the buck in the pooooorly run Penna. State , over priced , under inventoried & useless help ( they amout to glorified stock boys who dont know single malt from blends, who make 17 bucks an hour) But I digress, oh yea , scotch , Bowmore Dawn, 103 proof also an Islay whisky, dammm fine dram IMHO,
since Christmas I have worked my way through a Johnny Walker green a vatted malt 15 YO, that I did enjoy a lot., I did finish a nice 12YO Highland malt Glenmorangie with a maderia wood finish & a 15YO french oak Glenlivet, but I always end up back with an Islay malt sooner or later, Yummmmmy , but I was brought up drinking Haig & Haig Pinch , that was my fathers favorite Dramm, so I started to sip good whisky at a tender young age, hey when dad came home from work , turned on the radio( NO TV back then) , I cralled up on his lap & had a Taste with him !, maybe thats why I like the taste of good scotch, reminds me of the days sitting on his lap getting smashed , falling asleep & smelling his aftershave , dammm I miss the days when I had no worrys other than what my mother was going to make for supper, & if I was able to go out & ride my tricycle , damm I do tend to get off the track a bit tonight , scotch, yes scotch, the Galic translation of the word for wisky is the Water of Life, Nuff said on the subject tonight ! Enjoy, Vince
I am a scotch drinker , not much else, I havent had an entire beer in over 2 years, just a sip here & there , never more than a mouth full at any time, I dont handle the carbonation well, I was never a big borboun drinker & I dont care for blended American or Canadian whiskeys
Right now I have a wee dram of Aberlour A'Brundh in the snifter to my right a sweet single malt with a thick viscosity , pours like water , but has a mouth feel like STP ! , just like a carmel melting in your mouth !I do add a small splash of water, this is a cask strengh topping out at 119.5 proof, with 2 ounces of whisky I add one ounce of chilled filtered water, ahhhhh the sweet smell of the malt, peat & heather . OH to be in Islay , just like home ! hahaha
I have a bottle of Spayburn sitting on the shelf a low cost good tasting Spayside single malt imho the best bang for the buck in the pooooorly run Penna. State , over priced , under inventoried & useless help ( they amout to glorified stock boys who dont know single malt from blends, who make 17 bucks an hour) But I digress, oh yea , scotch , Bowmore Dawn, 103 proof also an Islay whisky, dammm fine dram IMHO,
since Christmas I have worked my way through a Johnny Walker green a vatted malt 15 YO, that I did enjoy a lot., I did finish a nice 12YO Highland malt Glenmorangie with a maderia wood finish & a 15YO french oak Glenlivet, but I always end up back with an Islay malt sooner or later, Yummmmmy , but I was brought up drinking Haig & Haig Pinch , that was my fathers favorite Dramm, so I started to sip good whisky at a tender young age, hey when dad came home from work , turned on the radio( NO TV back then) , I cralled up on his lap & had a Taste with him !, maybe thats why I like the taste of good scotch, reminds me of the days sitting on his lap getting smashed , falling asleep & smelling his aftershave , dammm I miss the days when I had no worrys other than what my mother was going to make for supper, & if I was able to go out & ride my tricycle , damm I do tend to get off the track a bit tonight , scotch, yes scotch, the Galic translation of the word for wisky is the Water of Life, Nuff said on the subject tonight ! Enjoy, Vince
phisherman said:
The CAO Brazilia went very well with the coffee. Thanks for the idea. I guess I will be getting more CAO Brazilias.
