My Father La Antiquedad Corona Grande 6 x 47, about the halfway point smoking this one. Am a slow smoker,very slow, but noticing that this cigar does indeed burn slowly. One that I think comes in at near the upper end of medium.
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My Father La Antiquedad Corona Grande 6 x 47, about the halfway point smoking this one. Am a slow smoker,very slow, but noticing that this cigar does indeed burn slowly. One that I think comes in at near the upper end of medium.
Had to dust off this stick that was nicely hidden in my stash since it was released in 2012
Tatuaje Mexican Experiment
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I smoked, I nubbed, I jizzed………………hard.
I don't mind Cuban rip-offs as long as they are tasty. These are always good for the price.
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Yesterday I played in a golf outing for work and had 3 on the course and 1 on the 19th hole - Gurkha Black Dragon (yes a Gurkha!), Man O' War Orange County and Man O' War Phalanx on the course and a MUWAT Baitfish to cap the evening
858 Sungrown and a Padron 2000
More impressive with age?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shemp Jizzle
With a user name like that, do I assume you're a fellow Hoosier?Quote:
Originally Posted by BowhuntnHoosier
actually It was my first time smoking one. Oddly never smoked it when it was released which is weird for me cause i usually never let new sticks wait more then a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by cocker_dude
Trying something mild for a change.
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