Had a Davidoff Escurio Robusto that @barry2guys sent me in the Cigar Authority package.
Great smoke and glad I got to try it but at $16 it's not going to make the everyday rotation lol
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Had a Davidoff Escurio Robusto that @barry2guys sent me in the Cigar Authority package.
Great smoke and glad I got to try it but at $16 it's not going to make the everyday rotation lol
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Murcielago Toro Grande...6.3x47...not really super sharp burn line over first two inches, but still needed no relighting.
J Fuego Origen. Tasty little smokes
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Tatuaje Fausto esteli...6x48...on an earlyAutumn day, temp 77 Humidity 58, nice long smoke from a great bom from that Lil devil Lynn.
Mardi Gras Attacks
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Tested the waters a bit more after the great freeze:
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Overall, it has been good. Nearing the midway point, developed some burn issue's that I've never had with this cigar. Think they need a bit more rest...
Mi Barrio. Surprising delicious.
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snuk in a quorum robusto short today when I when for my first stress walk up the ridge an back..
My first Camacho. It's the Corojo Maduro, and itza spicey meetaballz...I went and made one of my Bloody Mary's to go along with it, and now I'm sweating like a Fatboy at a free dance...
That was my first Camacho also but certainly not my last!Quote:
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Horrible construction. Hole straight up the middle!http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09...dae1a6f5c7.jpg
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Yes sir, it's something that'll keep you awake for sure!!!...Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
Looks familiarQuote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
I had a Tat Cojonu 2012 like that the other day. Finally at about 1/2 way started smoking right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Automator
It should, and its a good cigar! Thank You SirQuote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
I had mine on the drive into work this morning. Great cigar. Just smooth and balanced med bodied if say. Perfect burn and draw. What a way to start the day[emoji1]Quote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
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And I'm finishing the day with a Padron 4000
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Savinelli Nicaraguan Reserve 2007 Vintage. This box won't last long at the rate I'm going with them. 4x56 bar of pure yummy....
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No Paul Stulac today?!Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
Well, it's my Friday!!!!
So on this beautiful night in Brooklyn, I'll enjoy this courtesy of @jhedrick83 .
Thanks Jesse!
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Had to re-cut it to open up the draw; beautiful smoke!
Getting ready for tonight's fire dept meeting.
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HE lonsdale with a russian imperial stout that I bottled 9/5/12. Excellent pairing.
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Draw can be a bit tight at the start but WOAMs are awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Hello Brian,Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
You got me there. Much as I like The Paul Stulacs...sure do wish he had a Corona in one of his lines.
Right now I've more My Fathers cigars than Stulacs...A few of the My Fathers in smaller (44 -46) ring gauge.
Been trying for months to smoke up the larger ring gauge cigars while replacing them with more of the 42-44-46 ring sizes.
Larger sizes still out number the smaller ones, due in large part because I tend to smoke the smaller ones up faster.
Wish I could come up with photos as often as you, and ones as good.
Looking forwards to more of those photos.
Cheers,
Bob.
(allusred)
Unless I'm mistaken you and I have burned the DPG Cuban Classic recently.
Pepin Garcia has far too many smokes that I like. But trying to reduce total number of cigars in my Humidor.
And hopefully have a bit more variety at the same time.
My first BLTC, a Morphne Lancero from @Dijit
Gonna end the night with a dance.
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Enjoy my brotherQuote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
My favorite smoke right there.Quote:
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They are so very tasty!! I can't get enough of them.
Reno
Having a Quintero winding down after work.
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You can't go wrong with a My Father or DPG IN MY BOOK!Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
I bought a bundle of 10 of the DPG Cuban Classic and have NOT been disappointed! Will definitely have in my regular rotation. I always have some My Father in my humi! Typically Le Bijou Petite Robusto or Robusto; love that cigar.
I typically enjoy anything from 46 - 54 on a regular.
Stulac has me intrigued! I was gifted one (I forget which) and enjoyed it and have been dying to try the "No Dress Code." The shear # of NC's out there make having a variety easy. But how do you decide what to buy!!!!! I think I have a decent "variety" from bombs, secret Santa and some purchases. But I definitely have favorites, like everybody else.
Good luck dwindling down the stash.
And thanks for the compliment on the pics! iPhone & photobucket! :)
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Tennessee Waltz?
Nice!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by RenoH414
How did you like it? I'm looking to get some of those. Love an AJ blend.
YESSIR!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jhedrick83
I had a natural a few years back, but smoked in less than favorable conditions (in the car & I think a much higher rH; I too keep mine between 62 & 65 now that I know better). This Maduro was awesome once I cut it & got the draw to open up!! I will get some more when available (stock & funds)!!!
Yes sir. They are very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Reno
I like them quiet a bit. But, as a disclaimer I'm a big AJ fan already. Love the MOW line and these are very good as well. Some people don't care for them but I like them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Reno
I'm right there with you! The only MOW that I haven't had is the Virtue (wasn't crazy about the "milder" cigars, but have come to appreciate them)!Quote:
Originally Posted by RenoH414
Also looking to try the Mayimbe! Supposed to be one of, if not his best blend!
Going on my wish list (probably longer that the stuff I've tried in the past two years)!Quote:
Originally Posted by RenoH414
I am the same. I tried the Virtue and it wasn't for me. Way to mild for my tastes. Haven't tried the Mayimbe either. I may have to try and hunt a couple up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Reno
Tried to send you a pm but your box is full. So here it is;Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Send me your address and I'll get you a little care package. I won't take no for an answer so you may as well make it easy and just give it to me. Otherwise I'll just get it from Jesse. Haha.
Reno