Gran Habano Corojo #5
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Gran Habano Corojo #5
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For me it was a good cigar. Mild coffee and spice with a little cayenne on the finish. Construction was perfect, draw was excellent and burn was razor sharp. It'll never be a world beater but for an everyday cigar it's hard to beat. I was pretty shocked.Quote:
Originally Posted by fataman
Good local merlot and my favorite cigar.
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Don't know about the cigar, but I used to drink the heck out of the Community coffee back in Nawlin's....Quote:
Originally Posted by Usafvet509
Alec Bradley Family Reserve with coffee...
CAO LX2 Toro on the golf course this morning, courtesy of @Dijit Good smoke but I like the smaller vitolas better
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Then I had a Jericho Hill .44S early in the evening while doing a fantasy football draft and just finishing off the evening with a Petite Tatuaje
All in all a good day for smoking
Thanks Bill. I'll have to pick some up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billb1960
Xikar HC Maduro, then a Room 101 Namakubi Ecuador.
Flor De Las Antillas Robusto...5x50, very nice smoke on a cool morning.
You picked the right time to smoke Bob! Hot and humid here now.Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
2013 Espinoza Proxy #24 Toro. This one is mediocre or less. I think these would do better in a 60/rh box with a little time to shed extra rh. Fat Farm for cigars? :)