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Hello everyone.

Has anyone here purchased from Abbie’s Cigars recently and noticed how their blends compare to more established cigar houses?

I am trying to understand whether their reputation is built more on marketing or genuine craftsmanship, especially regarding flavor consistency, construction quality, and aging of tobacco.

Do they offer good value for collectors who prefer mild cigars, or are they better suited for casual smokers exploring new brands for the first time? I would also appreciate insights on packaging, shipping speed, and whether the cigars arrive in optimal condition.

Any honest experiences would help before I place an order thanks everyone

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Hey folks,

I’m exploring homemade syrups for old-fashioned cocktails and want something that stands out from the usual simple syrup. I’m curious how adding ingredients like demerara sugar, maple, smoked spices, or citrus zest changes the flavor profile.

What ratios work best to create a syrup that’s rich but not cloying, and pairs seamlessly with bourbon or rye? Does anyone have experience with infusions or bitters to elevate the syrup without making it too sweet?

I’d love to hear recipes, tips, or experiments you’ve tried that brought a unique twist to the classic old-fashioned.

Thanks!