Good morning all, another glorious day here and I hope where you are too.
2013 John Bull Bulldog. No apparent change with age.
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Good morning all, another glorious day here and I hope where you are too.
2013 John Bull Bulldog. No apparent change with age.
You've gotten an early start on the day, something I wish I'd done, one more cup of coffee and I'll light up a Quesadad Reserva Privada...4.75x54.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
The choice of cigar is a bit tricky, choose a larger size and I run the risk of being driven indoors or being consumed by the heat at a faster rate than
the cigar.Hopefully today's temps will not achieve the scorch level Wednesday's reached.
Quite a bit!Quote:
Originally Posted by GWBowman
If I had to put a number on it I would say about 50%. Still get the sweetness but it is different from when I first got them. If I ever get more I will not sit on them, they will get sparked within weeks.
Those Obsidian's get so much better with some rest, like The Ramon Bueso Genesis! Good budget smoke relatively ROTT, but definitely better with at least 6 months on them IMHO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Usafvet509
Quesada Reserva privada 4.75x54...very smooth smoke enjoyed on a relatively mild ay, temp 82 humidity 41, a huge contrast to the enervating weather yesterday.
PDR 1878 Cubano Especial Capa Madura....whew, I'm out of breath typing that one...
Smoke is an understatement, surprised the fire department hasnt showed up!
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Enjoy! I have one lurking in my humi...Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
The Cubaos along with the Don Pepin Garcia Vegas Cubanas are two lines/blends that just get better and better as they age,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott W.
the cellophane gets darker, the cigars retain the taste as they smoke smoother.
no need to ask if you enjoyed that cigar...know you did.