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Boss Hog
22-02-2009, 07:47 PM
Hi
What is the general concensus on flavoured cigars (such as havana honeys chocolate, vanilla & rum) amongst cigar afficionados? is there a place for them? are they frowned upon :frown:.
I get kind of get the impression that they are sometimes seen as a novelty item and not taken seriously?

Anyone got any thoughts?

Drewmidorn
22-02-2009, 07:59 PM
Flavored tobacco is surely for pipe smokers.

Gary
22-02-2009, 08:05 PM
There's definately a place for them because people do buy them! Buy I think your correct in saying / I would imagine that most serious cigar aficionado's would not take them too seriously, I can only imagine that they would be made with inferrior tobacco and maybe even machine made.

But saying that if you like them then that's all that matters, each to their own and all that, personally I wouldn't smoke them ever, if I wanted a chocolate taste then I'd eat chocolate etc etc, but that's whats great about cigars, it's what you like and not what other people say you should like, so if you enjoy smoking them, then smoke away!

Robusto
22-02-2009, 08:24 PM
Knowing the rich tastes I love from Havanas, I've got no desire at all to have what I'm used to complicated (spoilt) by additional unrelated and random flavours, Boss. I wouldn't go near these things. The idea of them seems bizarre.

TJCoro
22-02-2009, 11:19 PM
Hi
What is the general concensus on flavoured cigars (such as havana honeys chocolate, vanilla & rum) amongst cigar afficionados? is there a place for them? are they frowned upon :frown:.
I get kind of get the impression that they are sometimes seen as a novelty item and not taken seriously?

Anyone got any thoughts?

Hola, Senor Jefe Hog, :cowboyic9:

TJCoro here,:bandit:

When I first stated smoking cigars:mullet:, one of the first I smoked and enjoyed was the Havana Honeys. During that period I tried a few other flavored cigars, but the Havana Honey was my favorite. :willy:

I no longer smoke flavored cigars, but still keep a few around. They are perfect to share with non-smokers (guys and gals) who may want to join in on an evening smoke with friends. :grouphug:

crslaytor
08-01-2010, 04:52 AM
Hello guys, as you mentioned flavored ones, i am finding difficulties getting havana honeys in Uk, any ideas ?

Many thanks :41:

G-man
08-01-2010, 06:48 AM
If ya like um,smoke um !
And who is this TJ fellow? shows up once in a great while and wants us to believe that it is truley him ?:confused:

Boss Hog
08-01-2010, 08:34 AM
Blimey! I'd forgotten about this, it was my first post.

I'm quite partial to the odd havana honey now and again. Not so much as I used too though. Never seen them in the uk but I believe that Thompson cigars online do them. No chance of getting them here though.

tippexx
08-01-2010, 08:35 AM
If ya like um,smoke um !
And who is this TJ fellow? shows up once in a great while and wants us to believe that it is truley him ?:confused:

Exactly .... if you like them does it matter what anyone else smokes or thinks.

rokkitsci
08-01-2010, 12:56 PM
Just when you thought you'd have to invent a new imaginary friend, the Mexican makes a triumphant, if somewhat low key (for him), reappearance!



TJCoro here,:bandit:

Gee_99
08-01-2010, 01:01 PM
I think they serve a great purpose, particularly for people just "getting into" cigar smoking...and more often than not those people will then go onto smoking "flavourless" cigars....

As long as the person in question enjoys them, its all good!

G-man
08-01-2010, 01:03 PM
Awhile back I was talking to 1 of my connections and he stated that flavored cigars (Acid) is the hottest selling cigar in their warehouse. And they are the ND largest distributor in the US. Somebody's burning them !:cool:s

Lee Nub
08-01-2010, 01:03 PM
Not exactly a reapearance, he posted that back in february lol

El Catador
08-01-2010, 01:13 PM
Just when you thought you'd have to invent a new imaginary friend, the Mexican makes a triumphant, if somewhat low key (for him), reappearance!

Thread necrophilia old boy (check the date), still missing in action I'm afraid.

:bandit: Last seen wandering the tumbleweed strewn towns along the Rio Bravo, sombrero pulled down over his eyes to shield them from the scorching noon-day sun, unlit stogie clenched between his teeth, forlornly calling out 'Hey, gringo's, bring out your wimmin for TJ, he is tired with playing with his balls' :juggle:

:catsmoker: P.S. How many more imaginary friends do you need?

jkim05
08-01-2010, 04:23 PM
Don't care much for flavoured cigars because they are made with inferior materials.

peanutpete
08-01-2010, 06:12 PM
Just when you thought you'd have to invent a new imaginary friend, the Mexican makes a triumphant, if somewhat low key (for him), reappearance!


lol george i thought the same thing as you untill i saw the date it was posted, just a ghost of xmas past

Vision
08-01-2010, 06:17 PM
We want naturally occurring flavors from fine tobacco.

Boss Hog
08-01-2010, 07:33 PM
As I said earlier, that was my first post and the majority of the time then I used to smoke Acids and other flavoured.

Since then I have become a bit more educated and I save the flavours for friends and family who sometimes like to join me in a cigar and dont know any different, saves wasting my nice ones.

snooky
08-01-2010, 08:37 PM
At some stage we're all gonna try them so they have they're place ,though not for the afficianado. Same as i'd not put fizzy drinks in my favorite malt whisky. Great to hear from TJ .
:cowboyic9:

Kdot
08-01-2010, 09:53 PM
They have there place. I like fine habanos but can also appreciate a honey backwood.

Yeah I said it.

crslaytor
09-01-2010, 04:52 PM
They have there place. I like fine habanos but can also appreciate a honey backwood.

Yeah I said it.

hahaha :smile:

are you feeling better now mate? :smoke:

As someone mentioned it in here, they are good starting point!
And jesusss, please don't put any fizzy drink in your maltz :eek: :der:

I have been looking for UK shop to find some havana honeys, but with no luck so far :confused:

I guess it is time to order my first cuban sampler pack then :rolleyes:

P.S. some of us are really new to cigars and the forum is a great place to get some knowledge!
Thanks

Kdot
09-01-2010, 07:43 PM
hahaha :smile:

are you feeling better now mate? :smoke:

As someone mentioned it in here, they are good starting point!
And jesusss, please don't put any fizzy drink in your maltz :eek: :der:

I have been looking for UK shop to find some havana honeys, but with no luck so far :confused:

I guess it is time to order my first cuban sampler pack then :rolleyes:

P.S. some of us are really new to cigars and the forum is a great place to get some knowledge!
Thanks

Whats so funny???:confused: I'm serious about them backwoods anyone got anything bad to say about him gotta go through me first!

Welcomes to the forums crslaytor, tis would be wise to author an introduction in the newbeez section

crslaytor
09-01-2010, 08:08 PM
nothing bad mate! absolutelly nothing!
Thats how i started, i just love them!
especially grape ones :41:
they are so perfect for a quick smoke with nice rum somewhere!

I have got a friend coming from eastern europe in the end of the month, i will make him bring some :rolleyes:

J Cano
09-01-2010, 11:10 PM
You have to start somewhere.People like bud light here in the states but youll find me with a Sam Adams.To each their own.

Mr Moore
11-01-2010, 12:02 AM
I like the flavoured cigars.

crslaytor
01-02-2010, 07:50 PM
I have started proper nice cigars and new experiences, but still cant find where to buy some havana honeys :confused:

Leojvs
02-02-2010, 06:53 AM
Hi
What is the general concensus on flavoured cigars (such as havana honeys chocolate, vanilla & rum) amongst cigar afficionados? is there a place for them? are they frowned upon :frown:.
I get kind of get the impression that they are sometimes seen as a novelty item and not taken seriously?

Anyone got any thoughts?

I have a thought. Smoke whatever the f**k YOU want. If someone doesnt like it, tough! THEY are not smoking it.

:smoke: