One of my favorites from when I first started smoking cigars. Still like it!
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One of my favorites from when I first started smoking cigars. Still like it!
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How was this one? I almost picked one up yesterday but went a different route.Quote:
Originally Posted by six10
Reno
How would you describe the taste? I haven't had that one and read it was the best selling Acid. Never saw where anyone describes it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sweet Cigars
I'm not all that good at describing flavors of cigars but I will try. It has the typical ACID flavor of herbs and oils with a nice tobacco flavor. This one is pretty sweet like most of the blue line and I find this one to be pretty smooth compared to other ACID cigars. Not a lot of smoke but it does leave IMO a good flavor in the mouth. The way these cigars are made the burn gets pretty uneven at times but it normally works it self out. It's definitely my favorite ACID cigar. If you like ACID cigars you need to try this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by GWBowman
Aquitaine Mode 5
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Really enjoying it. This one had about 3 or 4 years on it. Strong cedar and sweet floral fruity notes with an earthy depth. Balanced and complex. Great cigars.Quote:
Originally Posted by RenoH414
I liked the Blondie and hated the Nasty (thought it was correctly named) now I have to get a KubaQuote:
Originally Posted by Sweet Cigars
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Originally Posted by GWBowman
Blue line and Gold line are the best.
Undercrown Corona Doble
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La Boheme Mimi
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Illusione Singulare EL... 2014 Annunaki?
Just smoked a Rocky Patel Decade that a buddy gave me. Thanks to the recommendations I've gotten from folks here my palate has developed enough to know that these are fairly one dimensional smokes.
Currently burning through an LFD Digger
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No, that's not an optical illusion - it really is almost as long as the beam of my laptop :)
Documenting this sordid venture here:
http://www.cigarbum.com/forum/showth...gger-Challenge
Had a Nica Rustica today. Liking these more and more.
CM Key West A5. My first home roll by none other than @HIM .
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very tasty sir. Obvious that it's a broadleaf wrapper and has some Tat type qualities about it. I'm going to say broadleaf binder, a Dominican Nicaraguan mix?
That is one FINE looking home roll...nice job @HIM :encouragement:Quote:
Originally Posted by jp1979
Dipped into the desktop for a well aged P.I. Viejo.
Hope you enjoyed it! Fillers are Dominican Corojo and Criollo, Dom binder, and wrapped in CT broadleaf.Quote:
Originally Posted by jp1979
I did enjoy it, thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by HIM
I honestly believe that Paul Stulac churns out some of the most underrated cigars. This particular cigar was mild- medium with just enough bang(spice) to round it out. It would make an excellent morning go-to cigar. Recommended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
Smoking a tatuaje tattoo. Fine little smokes.
About to get started on this one.
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How'd Ya like it?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
2011 God of Fire Serie B
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Camacho Connecticut Toro
My first dip into Casa Fernandez, and it was good.
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