Appropriately, it’s called Dalmore Cigar.

Like Ace, I have mostly moved on to Bourbons in the past year or two–although not limiting myself to “Single Barrel Bourbons” which tend to be quite expensive and hard to find. Bourbons tend to have a more rounded character and lend themselves to pairing better with cigars, in my opinion. I have yet to find a good bourbon that does not pair well with any cigar from a mild to medium-bodied Excalibur to a full-bodied La Flor Dominicana Ligero maduro. My favorites on the bourbon scene are Russell’s Reserve (a premium of the Wild Turkey brand and a bargain at about $25) and Maker’s Mark (another bargain at about $20 for a regular bottle or $35 for the Costco-sized bottle). Another great thing about bourbon is that it doesn’t cost a fortune to try something new: yesterday I picked up 2 bottles of whisky that I’ve never had before: Old Whisky River Bourbon (Willie Nelson’s label) and George Dickel Tennessee Whisky (a close relative of bourbon and a company that’s only a few miles down the road from Jack Daniel’s).