Nitecap after dinner
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Nitecap after dinner
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I like the CAO Flathead 554 the most of this line.
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Lighting up a bomb
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Lovely!Quote:
Originally Posted by thechasm442
Tempting me to squeeze one in when I finish this Pepin; if the rain holds up!!
Murcialego Toro. Was going to pair with Four Roses Bourbon but liked the stick so much I forgot about the whiskey...
Had this on the way to work this morning.
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Lost power this morning while working on a project in the basement. Well, guess I need to kill some time!
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This one had a decent size crack in the wrapper, near the foot. Took my time and kept it fairly cool. Smoked fine and ohh, so tasty...
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For Warped Wednesday ....
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@Cardinal all teeth in tact! But one of my central incisors got pushed up a lil....only slightly noticeable. Ive been mask-less for the past 15 years, first time this has happened.
Tony, do you have a long commute or do you drive around till finished or finish later (like on the way home)? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyzoc
2013 Torano Colisseum Churchill. When I first bought these they were pretty good sticks that I was getting for a little over a buck. Bought too many because they too are consistently inconsistent.
Some in the latest bundle have too much smoke (Yes, Virginia, there is such a thing), rough burn and they range from wan to flavorful (this one) but in the same, general, area code. I won't miss them when they're gone.
Luckily I have a 1 hr commute [emoji1]Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
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:stogie:Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyzoc
That's creating a strategic advantage out of a situation.
Good deal, glad it didn't do too much permanent damage. Hopefully you'll be back to smoking soon too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Merovius
I have an hour commute as well but smoke way too slow to finish that. I'd be tossing at least a third of it. That reminds me, need more short smokes.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyzoc
I try to keep it to coronas and short robustos...4-5 in with ring about 44-48. Also the larger tin size works... 4 x 36 or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardheaded
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Round two....
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Let me just say that every day I see your posts by a pool with good beer and great cigars and I'm stuck at a desk jealous. :stogie:Quote:
Originally Posted by OtismyMan
Not every day. He divides his time equally at the pool and the golf course.Quote:
Originally Posted by jhedrick83
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No pool for me, just the streets of Potland!
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Yeah, I was trying not to think about that part too.. :(Quote:
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Unfortunately the pool will be getting closed soon [emoji22]Quote:
Originally Posted by jhedrick83
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Ice Skating till May!Quote:
Originally Posted by OtismyMan
L'Ateliar Trocadero...
I purchased a box last year. They're a good Corojo wrapped Nicaraguan Puro. Full flavored for sure...Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Friggin' streetwalker....the scourge of society... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
Ah...but..Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Yohio is a guy.
Two of these today...Paul Stulac Classic Blend Lord Lonsdale...6x44...
my favourite of the Paul Stulac lines...really enjoy smoking this cigar, smallest ring gauge of the Paul Stulac lines.
Who woulda' thought. Maybe we can call it Pat....Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
Smoking an Ave Maria Reconquista tonight. This cigar is so great. Not many I'd pick up ahead of those one. Except for some Gurkha.
Padron 40th mad
Schedules changes and so I had to as well. Now brewing/bottling days coincide with watering the lawn days which means there is beer drinking involved as it would be sacriligeous to deal with beer and be dry myself. Since I was drinking my hoppy pale ale and needed a lasting stick to accompany me I found another Ghurka sent by @AlanS to see just how it might do in this instance. It did quite well and was quite smokey.
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And it did well all the way down to a nub too:
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Enjoying my last Nica Libre torpedo.
A DR local from my B&M
Want to get away?
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Had a clever little Bahia Blu on the way home from a loooonnnnggg day at work!
Not a big ring fan but I like these once in a while. Love that pepper sprayed tip!
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First one of these
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Nica Libre 1990 perfecto, from an earlier buy. I like these quite a bit. I think we had a fragfest over at the old place about a review that put these up against Padron '64, but hey for a $2-3 stick, it's a win-win
My fayher #1 Robusto...5.2x52...as always a right fine smoke.
LAdC Mi Amor with some FRSB. Although it worked well the rye portion of the Bourbon overshadowed the cigar. Next time I'll have something like Knob Creek with the cigar - it deserves to be more than background!
2013 Torano Colisseum with the last of my light coffee. Dreary, cool (seems cold) day.