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

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Originally Posted by Usafvet509

SLR Serie G maduro, paired with Community Coffee's chicory blend, @Sweet Cigars

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This talk about Community Coffee and Cafe Du Monde Chicory takes me back to when I lived in Nawlins'...

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Originally Posted by allusred

Tuesday Morning, no Tatuajes about...ahhh...but...a
Southern Draw Firethorn Toro...6x52.
This is exactly what a good cigar should be.
Light it,enjoy the time spent smoking it. Perfect Draw...that this cigar has in spades.
Top notch construction, even burn.
Once lit nothing to do but sit back, relax and enjoy an excellent cigar.

Some cigar makers churn out sixteen thousand twenty seven (or more) brands,sizes of cigars.
With the smoker having a very faint chance, at best, of finding one worth the match to light it.

It's very nice to find someone who does only a few things, but does them as close to perfection as possible.
When it comes to Cigars...Southern Draw delivers that experience.

Thanks Geo Bowman for this fine cigar.

Should have a photo...will do so next time.

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Sh!t.....another one on "the list"....

@DogRockets : Did you put voodoo on this 5 incher? It's been nearly an hour and I'm merely halfway through it!

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Originally Posted by Usafvet509

@Bruck , no sir, you're not alone. I have had a couple of G2's, and enjoyed both. The new G2 maduro has me thinking about a 5er

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I may be nuts, or maybe half nuts since they weigh 80 pounds and I'm 160 pounds, but didn't he have something to do with Cohiba's?...

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Originally Posted by droy1958

This talk about Community Coffee and Cafe Du Monde Chicory takes me back to when I lived in Nawlins'...

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Sh!t.....another one on "the list"....

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Know jes whut y mean...nothern on th list...

Thet Firethorn...wal y gone be right pleased wen ya try wun.
wun hul lot better listed then miss hit.

Haint gone tell y...but reckon th Kudzu'll set right well tew.

Fahr up a Firethorn n see.


Edit: Yall goin ter like thet solid lo o o ng holdin white ash.

First one of these
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Finally smoking the famed Tat Black Petit Lancero! Paired with some Knob Creek neat!

Draw started out a bit tight, trimmed off a bit more and it seems to be opening up. Otherwise pretty enjoyable thus far!

On a side note, I forgot how much bite the Knob Creek has lol

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Originally Posted by Billb1960

First one of these
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I really like them. They had an odd diamond shaped one that was even better. No sure why but it was.

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... because hump day

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Originally Posted by allusred

Know jes whut y mean...nothern on th list...

Thet Firethorn...wal y gone be right pleased wen ya try wun.
wun hul lot better listed then miss hit.

Haint gone tell y...but reckon th Kudzu'll set right well tew.

Fahr up a Firethorn n see.

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Love the Kudzu but haven't tried any others from Southern Draw. How do they compare?

Well my mother in law has been down since Friday and she went home today. So this calls for some celebration.

I broke out one of my good sticks. :stogie:

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Originally Posted by rodwha

Love the Kudzu but haven't tried any others from Southern Draw. How do they compare?

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GeoBowman very kindly sent me some of the Kudzu, Firethorn and Quick Draw.
All look great, I've only smoked the Firetorn...intending to fire up the other two From Southern Draw with a day or two between each.
Have no reason to think the Kudzu and the Quick Draw won't be of the same top quality.
Fine blending,first rate construction (they must really have highly skilled rollers) and ready to smoke as soon as you get then.
Everything, to me, a good cigar should be.
Makes not one damn bit of sense to me for someone to sell a cigar that is not ready to be enjoyed when purchased.
One could buy/try a cigar, find it to be just, just ok at best...then never light one of that line again.
Thus leaving the maker with one less person who would be a steady customer.
It's my intention try to have some cigars from Southern Draw to hand from now on.