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What a great idea and the perfect addition to any Man Cave. Love the prospect of pairing my cigars with Salted cured meats and cheeses. Sign me up!! :hungry:

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Ummmmmm. Hell to the yes!

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Ha ha... I'm sure all the Québécois and Acadien BOTL/SOTLs will be all over this. "Calise" is a rather strong swear word in French Canadia, 'sti.

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Like in calisse que c'est cher !!! (holy cow its expensive to save the expletives)

But I boubt it would be 'legal' to make our own cured meat with all the MAPAQ rules and permits and everything the want. But can someone dream about a bacon infused cigar right ?

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Ha ha... I'm sure all the Québécois and Acadien BOTL/SOTLs will be all over this. "Calise" is a rather strong swear word in French Canadia, 'sti.

LOL. Tabarnak!!!!

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El Bublé, I triple dog dare you to try it..... biggrin.png

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Qst qe se'? Oh yes Colt at only 11,500 Euros I may purchase 2..

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What a bad idea. Cigars act like sponges for scents.

Hmmmm, I can see it now..."im getting some toasted tobacco and grassy notes accompanied by strong salami and cheese on the tongue".. :jester:

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Boudin and roquefort cheese Cohibaaaa. Delicious!

Oh yeah! Just snuggle your Behike's in with some stinky cheese. rotfl.gif

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Jamón Allones … Vegas Gorgonzola … Goat-hiba robustos… my favorites liar.gif

Salami Cristobal de la Harbison

Prosciutto Lusitanias

El Rey del Manchego

LOL.

This reminds me of the thread a while back of the different fish-inspired cigar brands! :lmao:

I think Frank takes the cake with the "Jamón Allones" though. :yes:

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