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insanejordane

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I just smoked a macanudo hapton court which is given my limited knowledge a pretty good cigar...but anywho I smoked that and also drank a glass of Arizona sweet southern tea. it tasted pretty good to me. has anyone else ever done this before?
 
I just smoked a macanudo hapton court which is given my limited knowledge a pretty good cigar...but anywho I smoked that and also drank a glass of Arizona sweet southern tea. it tasted pretty good to me. has anyone else ever done this before?

Interesting... A macanoodle with tea. Hmmm. :cool:
 
Arizona Teas are brewed here in La Crosse at the nation's largest American owned brewery.

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Real sweet tea is boiled on the stove and then added to the 1 1/2 - 2 cups of sugar already in the pitcher. :thumbs:
 
Real sweet tea is boiled on the stove and then added to the 1 1/2 - 2 cups of sugar already in the pitcher. :thumbs:


<----Sweet Tea Whore...Please do post a receipe!!!

If I'm not drinking liquor or coffee with a cigar, I'm drinking Lipton Black Tea, sweetened with NO lemon. Doesn't effect cigar flavor, and it nicely moistens.
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D



Real sweet tea is boiled on the stove and then added to the 1 1/2 - 2 cups of sugar already in the pitcher. :thumbs:


<----Sweet Tea Whore...Please do post a receipe!!!

If I'm not drinking liquor or coffee with a cigar, I'm drinking Lipton Black Tea, sweetened with NO lemon. Doesn't effect cigar flavor, and it nicely moistens.

I'm also a sweet tea whore in the summertime. I know some people think the lemon adversely affects a cigar's flavor, but not for me. Unless you just don't like it, you should add just a li'l lemon to balance out the flavor and smooth out the tannins.
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D

You haven't had sweet tea until you've been to a fish camp down south....then you've experienced sweet tea! You fuggin northerners think adding a 1/4 cup of sugar to 2 quarts of tea makes it sweet....not for us Hillbillies! I have to take our Mr. Coffee teamaker (only because the hotel doesn't have a stove and this is the sole reason for us owning one), teabags, and sugar on vacation to Myrtle Beach each year because for some unknown reason, they don't believe in sweet tea there either. Must be all the Yankees that come down to vacation there too. :laugh:
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D

You haven't had sweet tea until you've been to a fish camp down south....then you've experienced sweet tea! You fuggin northerners think adding a 1/4 cup of sugar to 2 quarts of tea makes it sweet....not for us Hillbillies! I have to take our Mr. Coffee teamaker (only because the hotel doesn't have a stove and this is the sole reason for us owning one), teabags, and sugar on vacation to Myrtle Beach each year because for some unknown reason, they don't believe in sweet tea there either. Must be all the Yankees that come down to vacation there too. :laugh:


yeah I am form Iowa and I moved here to GA and man I about choked the first time I drank some sweet tea from here!!!! its crazy!!!
 
I drink my tea mostly unsweetned. My drink of choice. Yeah yeah ok call me a Yankee.
When I have tea with a cigar though I like it sweetened with simple syrup.
1 cup sugar 2 cups boiling water. Let it cool and pour a little in the tea.
 
I guess I'm still a Yankee even after a dozen years in Texas . . . a heaping half cup of sugar makes a gallon of sweet tea for me. I brew my own with Lipton's Ice Tea bags, and add the sugar and two bags to boiling water, then top off the pitcher with spring water. Good stuff. Probably go through half a gallon a day!

Haven't had a soda in years.

~Boar
 
Not a real fan of sweet tea but I do like it once in a while. I will tell you though that the sweet tea vodkas that have come out are some of the most vile things ever made by man.
 
Real sweet tea is boiled on the stove and then added to the 1 1/2 - 2 cups of sugar already in the pitcher. :thumbs:

How 'bout sun tea Brian? I've got an old gallon glass jar that I fill to the brim with cool, clear water. Add three large tea bags (I use good 'ol Lipton) and sit the lid on top (don't close it). Take and sit it outside in the sun for a few hours and let it "brew". Add 1 1/2 cups sugar, a pinch of baking soda, and a couple lemon wedges (optional). Sun tea like Grandma used to make.
 
Real sweet tea is boiled on the stove and then added to the 1 1/2 - 2 cups of sugar already in the pitcher. :thumbs:

How 'bout sun tea Brian? I've got an old gallon glass jar that I fill to the brim with cool, clear water. Add three large tea bags (I use good 'ol Lipton) and sit the lid on top (don't close it). Take and sit it outside in the sun for a few hours and let it "brew". Add 1 1/2 cups sugar, a pinch of baking soda, and a couple lemon wedges (optional). Sun tea like Grandma used to make.
Never tried that way Greg....may have to do it one day. I figured you would be the one commenting on my fish camp statement. :laugh:
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D

You haven't had sweet tea until you've been to a fish camp down south....then you've experienced sweet tea! You fuggin northerners think adding a 1/4 cup of sugar to 2 quarts of tea makes it sweet....not for us Hillbillies! I have to take our Mr. Coffee teamaker (only because the hotel doesn't have a stove and this is the sole reason for us owning one), teabags, and sugar on vacation to Myrtle Beach each year because for some unknown reason, they don't believe in sweet tea there either. Must be all the Yankees that come down to vacation there too. :laugh:


yeah I am form Iowa and I moved here to GA and man I about choked the first time I drank some sweet tea from here!!!! its crazy!!!


Dude! You need to see pictures of Jonesy's and Kingantz teeth. If you want a good reference look up Rob_K and his avatar. :whistling: All that sugar isn't what God had in mind when he gave us tea leaves.


Seriously, Cigarstone drinks Arizona Sweet Green Tea with a cigar all the time. He insisted I try it, and I must say, it was pretty good.
 
How 'bout sun tea Brian? I've got an old gallon glass jar that I fill to the brim with cool, clear water. Add three large tea bags (I use good 'ol Lipton) and sit the lid on top (don't close it). Take and sit it outside in the sun for a few hours and let it "brew". Add 1 1/2 cups sugar, a pinch of baking soda, and a couple lemon wedges (optional). Sun tea like Grandma used to make.


I LOVE sun tea. I'm so sick of ppl trying to say that it will cause salmonella. I grew up on sun tea and haven't gotten it yet! :p

Growing up in the north, raised on southern cooking was rather funny. I had this one friend all the way through college, who always said my tea tasted like Skittles.
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D

You haven't had sweet tea until you've been to a fish camp down south....then you've experienced sweet tea! You fuggin northerners think adding a 1/4 cup of sugar to 2 quarts of tea makes it sweet....not for us Hillbillies! I have to take our Mr. Coffee teamaker (only because the hotel doesn't have a stove and this is the sole reason for us owning one), teabags, and sugar on vacation to Myrtle Beach each year because for some unknown reason, they don't believe in sweet tea there either. Must be all the Yankees that come down to vacation there too. :laugh:


yeah I am form Iowa and I moved here to GA and man I about choked the first time I drank some sweet tea from here!!!! its crazy!!!


Dude! You need to see pictures of Jonesy's and Kingantz teeth. If you want a good reference look up Rob_K and his avatar. :whistling: All that sugar isn't what God had in mind when he gave us tea leaves.


Seriously, Cigarstone drinks Arizona Sweet Green Tea with a cigar all the time. He insisted I try it, and I must say, it was pretty good.

What teeth? :laugh:
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D

You haven't had sweet tea until you've been to a fish camp down south....then you've experienced sweet tea! You fuggin northerners think adding a 1/4 cup of sugar to 2 quarts of tea makes it sweet....not for us Hillbillies! I have to take our Mr. Coffee teamaker (only because the hotel doesn't have a stove and this is the sole reason for us owning one), teabags, and sugar on vacation to Myrtle Beach each year because for some unknown reason, they don't believe in sweet tea there either. Must be all the Yankees that come down to vacation there too. :laugh:


yeah I am form Iowa and I moved here to GA and man I about choked the first time I drank some sweet tea from here!!!! its crazy!!!


Dude! You need to see pictures of Jonesy's and Kingantz teeth. If you want a good reference look up Rob_K and his avatar. :whistling: All that sugar isn't what God had in mind when he gave us tea leaves.


Seriously, Cigarstone drinks Arizona Sweet Green Tea with a cigar all the time. He insisted I try it, and I must say, it was pretty good.

What teeth? :laugh:
No shit! I have dentures! :laugh:
 
Arizona makes the best damn tea in the world........ second only to mine! :D



Real sweet tea is boiled on the stove and then added to the 1 1/2 - 2 cups of sugar already in the pitcher. :thumbs:


<----Sweet Tea Whore...Please do post a receipe!!!

If I'm not drinking liquor or coffee with a cigar, I'm drinking Lipton Black Tea, sweetened with NO lemon. Doesn't effect cigar flavor, and it nicely moistens.

I'm also a sweet tea whore in the summertime. I know some people think the lemon adversely affects a cigar's flavor, but not for me. Unless you just don't like it, you should add just a li'l lemon to balance out the flavor and smooth out the tannins.


I don't like lemon, and I would 'think' that it would effect the palate. The tannins don't bother me.

Jonesy, you still didn't give us a receipe!! Whats the water-tea ratio, when to add, how to boil, etc.... please do share!!!
 
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