My wife doesn't mind me smoking in the house as long as the cigar has a nice aroma.  Only been smoking cigars for a few years and still searching for some good flavorful cigars. I have tried the Tabak and Java from Drew Estates. Are there similiar cigars out there?

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You'll find most guys who get into smoking will start moving past the infused cigars, such as Drew Estate, and find smoking your typical cigars much more enjoyable. There are many cigars that have coffee and espresso type aromas and flavors, though they may not be as prominent as an infused cigar. My personal favorite that I've had recently with a coffee and chocolate flavor was a Cubao.

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dennisking:

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Espresso ;) Sorry I am not more help than being a smartass. Don't smoke flavored cigars. At least you get to smoke in the house.

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Steve

I like the Gurhka Black Puro, not sure why it gets such bad reviews and the wife loves the aroma.

I tasted coffee in La Gloria Cubana, and if your looking for something sweet try a maduro, probably not something extremely full bodied though. Maybe a Perdomo Lot 23 Maduro or Cusano 18 Paired Maduro. But otherwise, I have never smoked an infused cigar.

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Graycliff makes a Double Espresso - again, not infused, just the tobacco has a darker, heavier, coffe and espresso flavor in the profile. It's probably a bit strong if you're into infused cigars, lol. Knock your socks off from the cigar buzz.

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My favs are in my bio! You should do the same!

dennisking:

Every time you call in on your Ccom order, I suggest saying "All Hail the Beard" before you hang up. It's like a secret handshake.

dbo:

My wife doesn't mind me smoking in the house as long as the cigar has a nice aroma.  Only been smoking cigars for a few years and still searching for some good flavorful cigars. I have tried the Tabak and Java from Drew Estates. Are there similiar cigars out there?

Hey brotha...i buy about 10 coffe/mocha/chocolate flavored smokes for my wife who enjoys them more than the standard cigar. A few good ones are: Drew Estate Java, Drew Estate Tabak Especial, Tatiana Mocha & El Mejor Espresso.

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Jimmy

I don't know if they are the "best", but some of my favorites that fill that category are the Sancho Panza Double Maduro, Chateau Real Maduro, CAO MX2, the RP 1990, and the I-Press. Basically, start trying Maduro wrapped cigars.

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If you enjoy the espresso taste the Isla Del Sol is another option. Plus its cheap about $3 a stick.

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taback especial, a sweet cigar, sort of infused.

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dbo:

I like the Gurhka Black Puro, not sure why it gets such bad reviews and the wife loves the aroma.

That's is a great stick. But I don't think I would burn thru it inside.

For a sweet coffee taste, check out Isla Del Sol by Drew Estates. My wife likes these.

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Besides the DE Java / Tabak Especial / Isla del Sol another very good one is the Kopi Luwak --- Major esspesso flavor and choclatly ...very nice aroma as well

I don't think your wife would like the aroma of a maduro. My wife always says they smell funky.

Sup D'Bo! I'ma knock that Eye Straight!

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El Mejor Espresso.

this is a good one...


on the cheap too.

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