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Well look what I found in the humidor... A Casa Fuente lancero! Actually two of them. I have no idea how much age they have on them. I really am terrible at organization when it comes to my cigars - I guess I don't want it to feel like work!
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Nice floral sweetness from AJF.
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Sunny but very windy day, so went with an old reliable. Forgot how good these are for their price
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Nestor Plasencia sure does know how to blend a nice cigar that can be had for cheap.
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Oliva/ Studio Tabac Connecticut Reserve Robusto
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while Adolph Coors and I wait for the grill to do it's thing
Just got a 5'er! How long did you have them resting?Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueDevil07
CAO Brazilia Gol, and my local herfed buddy a Brazilia Anaconda
Only two weeks, and it showed in the last half (got harsh and burned hot). But it was still pretty good. Medium bodied at most. I'm going to do a short review soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
First stick
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Very good!
Smoking some ribs and chicken thighs while having some cigars with @04EDGE40 and his brother.
Second stick was a CLE and third was a Traveler.
4 hours of smoking meat, smoking cigars, drinking beers/booze, and friendly banter. Perfect night.
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