Cigar guys, what are you puffing on?

[crays]

Middletons Cherry in a Missouri Meerschaum and Bulleit Rye.

Pipes. I loved the smell of my father's tobacco pot when I was was a kid, but not so much the ashtray. Another no-go for me, but again - I would not begrudge anyone their tastes. I will say that I don't really do much in the way of distilled spirits, so maybe I've been missing out on a marriage of flavors.

Someone has to be the counter-point in the thread, I guess.

[Ah Pook]

Pipes. I loved the smell of my father's tobacco pot when I was was a kid, but not so much the ashtray. Another no-go for me, but again - I would not begrudge anyone their tastes. I will say that I don't really do much in the way of distilled spirits, so maybe I've been missing out on a marriage of flavors.

Someone has to be the counter-point in the thread, I guess.

Can't stand anything about cigarettes. Always liked the smell of a good cigar or pipe but only outdoors. Maybe three times a year. As stated in previous threads, I like cigars/pipe and whiskey, just not together.

I quit snuff twice. Will/can never do it again.

[crays]

Can't stand anything about cigarettes. Always liked the smell of a good cigar or pipe but only outdoors. Maybe three times a year. As stated in previous threads, I like cigars/pipe and whiskey, just not together.

I quit snuff twice. Will/can never do it again.

Agreed. I curse myself a little bit every time I buy a new can after being off it for a few months. I do like the smell of a good tobacco shop, though. Just don't care to smoke it anymore.

ETA: Never was a big fan of cigarettes, either. One good thing about Colorado laws: It's nice to be able to get up in the morning, and not have everything you own smell like a turd pile, if you've gone out to meet the guys for a couple beers at the local tavern.

[hurley842002]

Agreed. I curse myself a little bit every time I buy a new can after being off it for a few months. I do like the smell of a good tobacco shop, though. Just don't care to smoke it anymore.

I quit dipping for my girlfriend (now wife). It was probably a wise choice, but just about everytime I head to the hills or the backcountry, I get the strong urge for a dip. Oh well, haven't had one in nearly 3 years, why start now.

[crays]

I quit dipping for my girlfriend (now wife). It was probably a wise choice, but just about everytime I head to the hills or the backcountry, I get the strong urge for a dip. Oh well, haven't had one in nearly 3 years, why start now.

Stay on that track, and you will do well. Kudos for restraining. It's a habit, and probably not a good one. Definitely not one that's going to add years to your life, to paraphrase Pat Green.

[KevDen2005]

My go to is El Rey Del Mundo Robusto Larga. I won't turn down a real Cuban or a cigars made in Miami by real cubans...but neither of those happen often for me. So I go with the El Rey.