Any cigar smokers or Bourbon drinkers out there?

[rolyat63]

Cigars --

Arturo Fuente Hemingway Perfecto
H. Upmann Toro
Partagas Churchill
Anything smuggled out of Cuba! I have a Partagas Cubano Toro in my humidor right now!

Whiskey --

Jameson's (I'm Irish!)

Technically it's smuggled into the USA, a violation of the TWEA.

Blanton's

Partagas #10, Robusto
LaGloria Cubano
Macanudo Prince Phillip
Nub

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[RevolvingMag]

Makers Mark or Woodford Reserve are my favorite bourbons, though I do keep a bottle of Red Stag Black Cherry in the freezer for the fun of it.

Avo Heritage Churchhill's are about the only cigar I smoke.

Oooh... I forgot about Maker's Mark... My wife got me a bottle of the Maker's Mark 46 (I think it is... It's in the other room and I don't feel like getting back up yet) and it's gooooood stuff.

[ErnieNWillis]

Makers Mark but I enjoy the cheaper Ezra Brooks every bit as much.
No cigar but a Marlboro light instead.

[atctimmy]

When I was in the UAE I decided to spring for some Cuban cigars. I wanted to try the best. I bought a box of expensive ones and tried one....I gave the other 11 away (to some very happy friends). I realized that day that I'm not a cigar fan.

Bourbon I do like but I gave up drinking a few months ago to set a positive example for my kids. I guess I'm just an old fuddy-duddy now.

[IronMike]

Wild Turkey,neat here Sir.
Parodis,for smokes

[goldshellback]

When I was in the UAE I decided to spring for some Cuban cigars. I wanted to try the best. I bought a box of expensive ones and tried one....I gave the other 11 away (to some very happy friends). I realized that day that I'm not a cigar fan.

Back in the early 90's I happened to get a 'liberty call' in Hong Kong....... one of my activities was buying one or two of each Cuban I could find and try 'em out....... I was not impressed. I could not for the life of me figure out what people liked in those things...... until...... on a whim I tried one more, one of the cheaper ones and stacked in the corner under other more 'desirable' brands outta Cuba. It was the BEST smoke I'd ever experienced. I bought all 5 1/2 remaining boxes.

I STILL kick myself for losing the couple of rings from those cigars I 'thought' I saved. I wish I could find some more of those. Oh well.

[Gunsmoke16]

Hummm...a burbon? George Dickel. Being American with Irish descent, also like Bushmills, but favorite is Tullamore Dew-smoothest ever tried. Cigars- first rate or even the 2nd's of Arturo Fuente. Best one ever tried (being from TN), a friend went on vacation to Hawaii and brought me back a single Royal Hawaiian Kona Coffee cigar...amazing flavor. This would have to be a rare occasion to partake of such, but just remember never drink and handle any firearm- that would be a grave accident waiting to happen. Be safe, have fun, laugh-enjoy and live longer.

[ericb327]

I have Old Forrester burbon each night as I wind down.

I used to do the cigar thing. CAO Anniversary was my favorite.

Old Forester is my everyday Bourbon.

[MoMike]

Never got into cigars, but a nice shot of Wild Turkey 101 with a little water goes down very nicely.

[oneshot]

Camacho Corojo

Diamond Crown

And almost anything from Arturo Fuentes,
Cohiba
Macanudo and Punch

Makers Mark is good
George Dickel # 12(which is not technically a Bourbon), but tastes great,
Jim Beam on the cheap
Then Devil's Cut
Then if you really want to indulge,,,,,,,

Get some Bookers.

[rolyat63]

Back in the early 90's I happened to get a 'liberty call' in Hong Kong....... one of my activities was buying one or two of each Cuban I could find and try 'em out....... I was not impressed. I could not for the life of me figure out what people liked in those things...... until...... on a whim I tried one more, one of the cheaper ones and stacked in the corner under other more 'desirable' brands outta Cuba. It was the BEST smoke I'd ever experienced. I bought all 5 1/2 remaining boxes.

I STILL kick myself for losing the couple of rings from those cigars I 'thought' I saved. I wish I could find some more of those. Oh well.

Like you guys, for the most part I haven't been too impressed with most Cuban cigars. Back in the 90s when I was working a job near Tokyo I went to the Cigar Club International (near the Hard Rock Cafe) and bought 5 of each of most of the major brand Torpedoes. I ended up selling most of them. Their counterparts in the Dominican Republic (most of the original families fled their, same volcanic ash soil) make much better consistent smokes with a few exceptions.

On the other hand a Romeo Y Juliet Churchill or Cohiba Robusto will be a great smoke everytime.

[Illusive Man]

I have been smoking cigars for about 17 years. When I want to really chill, I go out on my patio with a good smooth churchhill (I like to smoke a long time) and a good single malt scotch like Glenfiditch.

[DurrtyBoy]

Basil Hayden and a nice Monte Cristo

[QKShooter]

I do like a nice cigar every now and again but, you Southern Folk can have my entire life share of bourbon.

Yeah...I know..."Them Damn Yankees don't know what good is."

[Illusive Man]

Basil Hayden and a nice Monte Cristo

You sir, have excellent taste!