La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Belicoso. Paired with a homebrewed IPA.
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La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Belicoso. Paired with a homebrewed IPA.
Starting the day with an Oliva Serie O maduro
Double maduro
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My Father Toro 6 x 56 smoked on front porch before temps got too high.
What size is that fine cigar?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordan23
How did you like it?
Looks as if it was a very good smoke.
RoMa Antiquane Knuckle Dragger. Tasty little devils....
Reno
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Sunday morning FyR FTW
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Mbombay. Didn't like it.
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These HC Habano2 are very good value cigars.http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/08...88a173ee94.jpg
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Catching up on some paperwork after a day at Saratoga lake with the kids:
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AB Prensado Churchill
La Hermandad Costa Fuerte from @ Billb1960. Thanks
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What'd you think?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
It had a little bite at first but settled down and is a good smoke.
Smoked a Gurkha Doble Maduro with @Horseshoe and also my father in law and brother in law for my daughter's birthday party
MoW Armada at. @DogRockets . Good stick.
I agree, in maduro as well. Never had one that was poorly made and didn't draw well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Automator
2013 Excalibur #3 Toro. Age didn't help this one at all, more presence right out of the box.
LC50 on a beautiful Sunday evening while grilling out.
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Last night......
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Had to give it a shot
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Picked up a sample pack when I was in Austin last November from Bobalu Cigar company on 6th. Fired it up last night night while using the Q. Neat shop!
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2013 Cinco Vegas Torpedo. Boning up on European medieval history on a nice summer night.
Three guys to smoke one cigar, seems awkward at best.Quote:
Originally Posted by DogRockets
I get emails from those folks. What do you think of their sticks?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gambit
:biglaugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
Love this little flavor bomb
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Nothing for me tonight. Recovering from heat exposure after an extended roadside repair to my car. Thankful to my dad for teaching me to fix this kinda stuff, and to my VFW brother for the rescue. $160 and much sweat later, she has a new alternator, and is running smooth and slick
2007 Macanudo Hyde Park. Last of a few from this year. Age suits it well, very smooth, but I prefer the old Jamaica Macs and their distinctive sweetness that's never been present in the Dominican made sticks. Still good though.
Listening to some Mozart and the crickets with no sign of the raccoons and their incessant fighting (and snarling). Guess they're on vacation (hope that they went to Wally World). So nice I may stay up for another after stick is history
Guerrilla warfare petit corona while throwing the ball for the dog.
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I really like this stick, one of my favorites.
Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
With you 100 percent on thequality of the ol Jamacian Macanudos, they were so very fine. Miss 'em.
Haven't had a Hyde Park in years, may have to try a few. Thanks for reminding me of those.
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Originally Posted by AlanS
Diamond Michael's Exclusive courtesy of @Cardinal
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Good smoke, reminded me of a Serie B toward the middle. Probably shouldnt have ate so much hunan beef, full strength super colon blow.
Thanks brother :)
Enjoying my first in a long time FDLA. And the wife asked if she could keep it lit while I got her another glass of wine. When I got back it took me a little bit to pry it out of her hands. And not a few minutes later I got the first of hopefully many "let me have that back, I like it"'s from SWMBO
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Hi Bob,Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
It's too bad that the entire Jamaican cigar industry blew up. Macanudo, Mario Palomino, Royal Jamaican and Flor de Jamaica were some nice sticks
By 1982 my wife covered my store more than anyone and she was (remains) trusting of everyone. I didn't smoke a lot of Macs because they were too dear for a poor tobacconist but we were going through a lot of Prince Philips (~$2.00 in those days :)) but no one remembered selling them except a few to an older man (~70) who only chewed them (like chaw, into a horrible looking sticky and soaking mess). This guy wore enough jewelry to make Tiffanys blush.
One day he paid for a single cigar but he'd pocketed 6 more and I caught him red-handed. I held him and called Mall Security. He was stunned when I wanted to press charges (I later estimated that he'd stolen at least 500 cigars over a couple of years). He opened a wallet stuffed with hundred dollar bills (1982) and threw three at me. I took the money, told security to let him go and never saw him again.
Pete
Finishing the weekend with a pig and Four Roses
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Corona. Very good stick, highly recommend it.Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
This it seems is one of the extremely rare times I've two brain cells lighting up at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
So...
I do remember smoking the Prince Phillip, also the Royal Jamaican ,perhaps but not sure about the Flor de Jamaica,tho can't recall the Mario Palomino cigars at all.
Some of the Canary Islands cigars of that period...70s-80s were also quite nice. In Madrid, Spain very easy to find Cubans,but in Vitoria Gasteiz (Basque territory ) no luck,tho Canary Islands cigars (can't recall the brands) were readily available and of excellent quality.
As I remember Puros Vargas Reserva, La Palma Canary Islands Cigars,were available here in U.S.
Good Long Filler Handmades, popular sizes I think were Presidentes & Churchills.
Best regards,
Bob.