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MrWolf55 · 07-18-2012, 10:46 PM

I dont know man, for me infused cigars aren't really worth it. If you buy one, you gotta either smoke it soon or put it in an 'infused only' humidor so it doesn't contaminate your regular stock. That's a deal killer for me because I rarely buy a stick with the intention of smoking it immediately. Plus, I can't help but feel like when I'm smoking something flavored, that I couldn't just get that experience from a cheap $2 Dutch Master. Afterall, I'm not focusing on the aroma and taste of the tobacco, just the flavors added to it. So who cares whether I'm smoking fine long filler tobacco or sawdust and cardboard.

But I will say I had a CAO cherry bomb petit corona the other day that a friend gave me while we were playing golf and I did enjoy it. But I think I liked it more because it was a novelty to me more than anything else.

07-18-2012, 10:46 PM	#8
MrWolf55 Still Watching My Back Join Date: Oct 2011 First Name: Mike Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 112 Trading: (3)	Re: Acid Cigars I dont know man, for me infused cigars aren't really worth it. If you buy one, you gotta either smoke it soon or put it in an 'infused only' humidor so it doesn't contaminate your regular stock. That's a deal killer for me because I rarely buy a stick with the intention of smoking it immediately. Plus, I can't help but feel like when I'm smoking something flavored, that I couldn't just get that experience from a cheap $2 Dutch Master. Afterall, I'm not focusing on the aroma and taste of the tobacco, just the flavors added to it. So who cares whether I'm smoking fine long filler tobacco or sawdust and cardboard. But I will say I had a CAO cherry bomb petit corona the other day that a friend gave me while we were playing golf and I did enjoy it. But I think I liked it more because it was a novelty to me more than anything else.