cigar casing

[Copenhagen Forever]

I've been doing searches here for cigar casings and can not find a thing. How do they make Rum Soaked Crooks. I really enjoyed them. The Tiparillo aromatic were chocolaty. I didn't care for swisher sweets but they all had something of a casing, Didn't they?

 

[deluxestogie]

I've been doing searches here for cigar casings and can not find a thing.

Many of the "drug store" cigars are cased. There are a tiny number of premium cigars with casing, which is usually coffee.

My suggestion for making "Rum Soaked Crooks" (if you must) is to begin with dry leaf. Mist it with actual dark rum. Allow it to dry to a proper rolling case, then roll the cigars.

The rum flavor will likely dissipate fairly quickly, so you'll need to store the properly cased cigars in a vapor-proof container or wrap.

Bob

 

[Jitterbugdude]

Try LorAnn's Rum emulsion. Unlike alcohol based extracts, emulsions are designed to be cooked without loosing their flavor. Might be the perfect thing for a cigar.
https://www.amazon.com/LorAnn-Oils-Emulsion-Rum-Ounce/dp/B000NX103U

 

[rainmax]

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[Copenhagen Forever]

Thank you for the ideas. The lorAnn's oils look interesting. I'll probably try the coffee, Bob.

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