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Old 12-13-2011, 08:35 PM   #41
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No flavored coffee in my machines and no flavored cigars in my humidors. Keeps life simple. LOL


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Old 12-13-2011, 08:41 PM   #42
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:-) I agree. That was my first and last experience with flavoured beans. There was an article in Roast magazine on coffee roasters that produce flavoured beans. They require a separate room as the aroma drifts and effects regular coffee.
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Old 12-14-2011, 05:01 PM   #43
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No flavored coffee in my machines and no flavored cigars in my humidors. Keeps life simple. LOL
Do they make flavored cigars that require storage? Most of them just sit in a wrapper till they get smoked.

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:-) I agree. That was my first and last experience with flavoured beans. There was an article in Roast magazine on coffee roasters that produce flavoured beans. They require a separate room as the aroma drifts and effects regular coffee.
That makes sense.

I've had some beans sitting to close to flavored stuff that taste off. I blame it on people who love Snicker-doodle, like my Dad.
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Old 12-14-2011, 07:34 PM   #44
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Austin, those are the sh*tty cigars they sell at gas stations. The ones that kids roll into blunts. The higher grade flavored cigars do require humidification, but I still wouldn't introduce them into my cigar stash. Some of those cigars give off very powerful odors. Kind of like that coffee someone described.
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hahaha, ahh, sounds like my morning. I generally shake mine and check grind every few seconds instead of slam on the counter, but same effect. I just get a much worse distribution of pieces (more large more powder) if i just let it go
I have the a top feed so I shake as well.
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The grinder has a profound affect on the taste of espresso. Pour over is less grind sensitive but it still matters.
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Old 01-09-2012, 04:46 PM   #47
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Austin, those are the sh*tty cigars they sell at gas stations. The ones that kids roll into blunts. The higher grade flavored cigars do require humidification, but I still wouldn't introduce them into my cigar stash. Some of those cigars give off very powerful odors. Kind of like that coffee someone described.
I've never had one then.

I enjoy a good cigar and have had some cigarillos that require a humidor but smoke them to fast to get them in there.


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