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What cigar (or pipe) did you smoke today?
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A tasting event. Charges probably covered by sale of the whisky and tea....
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A nice pipe bowlfull of Proper English in a Rustic Peterson Mark Twain.
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Bolivar Belicosos Finos.
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Whisky for me please. I can't see tea with cigars.
Tea with a cigar!? :faint2:
Rocky Patel 1992 supplied by my brother in law. I wouldn't rush out to buy one.
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lapsang souchong iced may not be so bad James
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Tea with a cigar!? :faint2:
Rocky Patel 1992 supplied by my brother in law. I wouldn't rush out to buy one.
The RP 1990 & 1992 never kept my interest for the entire cigar either Mach. Even when I was an active Rockhead.
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Whisky for me please. I can't see tea with cigars.
The tea supposed to go with the Scotch. Lol. Today was Juan Lopez Short Torpedo Edición Regional Caribe, a E2 and a Fonseca Cosaco.
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Tell us more about the tea and scotch pairing.
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Uh, no thanks.
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More Smoke than Dalwhinnie.
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More than Laphroaig?
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Close.
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The owner paired the Glenmorangie 18 y.o. with their Darjeeling white peony tea. The sweetness in the Glenmorangie is accentuated by the slightly sweetened tea which makes it easy to drink. However, the Glenmorangie has a complicated citrus aftertaste which was masked by the tea.
The second pair was Laphroaig with the Oolong tea. The Laphroaig is smokey and I can't get the aftertaste. The Oolong makes it much easier to drink.
Personally, I prefer the Laphroaig straight with the cigar but my friends think that is too strong. As for the tea pairing, none of us really get it. I think it just kind of makes it easier to drink by watering it down and adding some sweetness to it. Perhaps to serve as universal party drinks.
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Interesting that it's used to mask to a degree instead of enhance. Is Dimple very popular?
A. Flores 1975 Maduro no. 54 this morning and a El Cubano especial figurado from Texas City. Rolled on site aged in my humidor .
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A. Flores 1975 Maduro no. 54 this morning and a El Cubano especial figurado from Texas City. Rolled on site aged in my humidor .
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The manager of the outlet which held the event was joking today about anyone who pays USD 200 for a bottle of tea would like to enjoy it without the Scotch and vice versa. Bottom line is that bottle of Darjeeling tastes like Snapple but less sweet.
Today were RyJ wide churchill, Hoyo du Prince and another Fonseca cosaco.
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