Out of Pod Experience

I enjoy every once in a while a good puff of Venezuelan Tobacco in my pipe but Panama unfortunately forces me to buy regular drugstore tobacco sometimes, since it´s hard to come by real tobacco here for some reason (and drugstore tobacco blows for quality) , unlike Dominican Republic where you could literally go to the cigar stores and ask the people to grind the leaf in front of you!

Ahh man, Dominican Republic is a marvelous country!

If you like Cigars and Tobacco it is a MUST, specially on the Artisan Shops , where you can not only see the Cigars being made, but can chat with the owners or employees and perhaps swap a story or two.


On the drinking side, I can try a few things once in a while, but I end up drinking Cacique and Flor de Caña over and over again, they are easy to find and have particular tastes that mix well when you smoke (Cigar lovers here can debate or add to this topic)

As a Venezuelan, I must admit I have a fond weakness for Old Parr Whiskey , since there it´s the most popular whiskey, common in parties, gatherings and social events of all sorts, and it runs faster than water

I enjoy Ol´ Glen too btw , lately my curiosity has been piqued by Japanese Whiskey , and have read around some people actually praise it as a very good beverage, but kinda hard to find Japanese Whiskeys down here. Would love to try them.

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