What did you smoke today? (Non-Habanos Edition)

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Beautiful picture, that could be an advertisement!

I want to go to there.

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Heading back in 2 weeks :cool:

Happy Sunday.

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Originally Posted by Cardinal

Beautiful picture, that could be an advertisement!

I want to go to there.

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Be careful what you wish for.

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Originally Posted by Cardinal

I bought a few of these a month or so back from a fellow bum. He wasn't sure exactly how old they are, but the yellow cello leads me to believe they're pretty well aged - I smoked a 2 year old MF #4 earlier this year that showed no yellowing at all. Whatever the case, this is smoking awesome right now. Even the retrohale is smooth, while on a fresh one the retro is pretty strong with pepper.

I grabbed a box earlier this year and looks like they're going to age as well as I hoped.

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Smoked a fair amount of the My Fathers,all or most sizes. Until finding the Paul Stulac lines recently.
All I was smoking were Don Pepin Garcia products, his lines along with the Tatuaje,Cabaiguans etc.
Do like the Pepper hit,reading your post realize I am now barely aware of it even on the retrohale.
Perhaps the absence of a pepper note may play a part in my disenchantment with some cigars from other makers.
Maybe...
One man's poison is another's pure pleasure when it comes to cigars?

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Originally Posted by allusred

Smoked a fair amount of the My Fathers,all or most sizes. Until finding the Paul Stulac lines recently.
All I was smoking were Don Pepin Garcia products, his lines along with the Tatuaje,Cabaiguans etc.
Do like the Pepper hit,reading your post realize I am now barely aware of it even on the retrohale.
Perhaps the absence of a pepper note may play a part in my disenchantment with some cigars from other makers.
Maybe...
One man's poison is another's pure pleasure when it comes to cigars?

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For sure, I love the pepper. When I first started into cigars, I loved Dominicans. Now when I look back at my purchases for the last year year I'm buying Don Pepin Garcia, Oliva Serie V, and some Tatuaje like you mentioned. I still smoke a milder one sometimes, but typically I'm chasing some spiciness these days.

I guess I need to check out a Paul Stulac now, if they fall into the My Father kind of flavors.

Maduro
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Another great day....With thanks


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Sunday barber pole action. Haven't smoked one of these for a while.
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ETA: @Laynard This one is smoking beautifully
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I found the last one hiding in a corner. Wahoo!
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Pairs well with Sweet Tea.