are those really pretty good, making up a new list and was considering man O war in robusto sizing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
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are those really pretty good, making up a new list and was considering man O war in robusto sizing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
JR Cubita mm-mm-mm. I usually avoid JRs, as I have yet to smoke a good one, but a co-worker was quite pleased to score some JRs for 60 cents apiece, which he claimed were not too bad for the money. I'm pleasantly surprised. It's not good, to be sure, but it's not too bad. Would make a good yard work cigar. & the build and burn are excellent. Easily worth 60 cents, but I won't be knocking over old ladies to get at more of them :)
I'm a big fan of Man O War. The Ruination is my favorite. This is nice cigar. I like the Skull Crusher and Phalanx as well. Haven't tried the Little Devil yet but I have a few resting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
I am buying sampler packs, of many types..so I guess I should start a buy list on the man o wars then..I like that 5-6inch length, so anything in there I'll be picking up..
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@HIM sent me a VERY nice BOMB of Tats! Well its Tuesday and you all know what that means!
Cheers
Jay
Ashton Cabinet Pyramid
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Oh hell no... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Drew Estate Java ... Was pretty good !!
DEv
thats it Im going to move next door..Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
I was told it was cali med, but seems more like cheap humbolt.
Petite Cazadores
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what you doing sitting there by that met train??? this is begining to hurt dont have enough server space to keep those sticks...
No trains here. Just taking a short break before I head out to give a proposal presentation to a client.
looked like those stations they were putting in when I left....
Sosa robusto.....
I just received this posting on poof and Cigar Bum simultaneously. Tobias Lutz,Dave.73Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
It's like déjà vu all over again.......Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
No biggie just don't want no Dead Fish bugging us Bums!
I had a Camacho Criollo tonight. Nothing special.
How was it??? Thinking of pulling the trigger of some....there is a small void in my humi that needs filling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
just working on a $2.00 circa 1996 little thick nice deep draw no choke...
Very tasty little stick. Perfect for a 30-45 minute break. For $4 a piece they're a bargain.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyMatt
The second of a couple of JR sticks gifted by a co-worker. This one is an 8.5" Consuega. Not too bad for a JR :)
Legado de Pepin
Pretty darn good for a $5 cigar!
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Torched Illusions 3rd Ave
north of metro......sure does look close
I bought a fiver of these several months ago on Cbid. I like all things Garcia. First one I smoked was pretty one dimensional and honestly disappointing. Will have to try another here soon to see if they've come around. Also quite possible the first one I had was a bit of a dud. It's a CI exclusive, I believe. Glad to see someone here with something good to say, as that gives me hope for my remaining sticks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
Typical Pepin pepper at first but got nicely earthy and cocoa in the middle then the last third it was really spicy. I liked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wabashcr
Connecticut wrapper tasting week continues here with today's selection an Alec Bradley CT robusto. The mildest of the entries so far with an airy draw and voluminous smoke that was nutty on the finish. Attachment 494
Burning another AB American sungrown corona. Been a great smoke for me this winter.
LHC Dos Capas
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I like them. I have most of a box resting to see how they come along.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
Diamond Crown Julius Caesar. It was just ok
This afternoon I had a 6X54 Drew Estate Acid Opulence 3 Toro cigar.:stogie: This cigar has been resting in its own little 65% rh humidor since April 2013. This is the only flavored cigar that I have or ever tasted; I refuse to combine this cigar with any of my others be it in humidors or coolerdors. This cigar is dark, heavy, compact and visually beautiful. After lighting this cigar I got a rich oily maduro tobacco taste with floral overtones. The construction of this cigar was excellent with no interfering veins, excellent burn and draw; this cigar is medium bodied and extremely smooth.:cheerful: I am aware that there are many BOTL's who abhor flavored cigars but I will say that this is one absolutely delicious cigar. The flavor profile of this cigar is not one that I would have often, but now that I am aware of its flavor profile; when that itch appears I will definitely grab another one of these.:butterfly: I topped off this smoke with a very large cup of hot coffee and I am happy to say that I discovered something new.:applause:
Up on deck thanks to @Old Smokey
Thx Steve! I've been waiting to try one of these Regius.
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did you have any problem with the cap on that cigar..doesnt look to secure...Quote:
Originally Posted by fataman
@Brimy Brian, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.