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Found some of these in a local shop when I was in Panama City Beach for a weekend getaway and bought one.Quote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
I enjoyed it a lot. Don't know that the unique shape was worth the extra $ but it was a good smoke nonetheless.
SLR Gen 2 toro, with McCafe Colombian and Stephen King's new book, " The Bazaar of Bad Dreams"
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Oh and a Illusione Epernay after.
Didn't smoke the Gurka because my buddy brought in a Ashton 898 and it was goooooood! Smooth mild flavor with a nice toasty, nutty finish with a creamy smoke. I'd defiantly do another one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
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First cigar for me on this Pearl Harbour day Anniversary.No,hadn't started smoking cigars on that day back in '41.
Maybe this Guerrilla Warfare is an odd choice, but it's lit now, at 5.25x43 it's a bit of a contrast to the Paul Stulac Fantasma I smoked earlier, that was a hefty Box Pressed Cigar at 6x58. This un from Viva Republica is really a lightweight in the hand, but much like Roberto Duran...some lightweights are outstanding
Smoking an Espinosa Sequel Robusto
earlier a box-pressed, Nica Libre Toro (better than the current stick).
I found a stash of 15 Montecisto and 10 La Gloria de Cubana Series R along with some decent samplers. Put them all in the 62-rh box and blew a kiss to Good Fortune because I usually forget where I put the lesser stuff.
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Enjoying a birthday smoke with my smoking buddy Otis!!
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A.Fuente Hemingway Short Story...4x42~49 Been a while since I've smoked on of these, always a well constructed and pleasing smoke when you sit back relax and just enjoy the cigar, a nice cup of hot coffee only makes it that bit nicer,smoked indoors tonight while trying to catch up a bit on reading.
Found that I'd posted this (above) yesterday, at 1:05 AM in the wrong thread.
Smoking right now a Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Corona...5.5x44 This is the second of a pair sent to me by Old Smokey.
Very well constructed, evenly burning, about at halfway point now.
Like this size I do and wish a few other blends that I enjoy smoking had a corona this size in their line up.
Thanks Steve for another fine smoke.
Enjoyed a LFD La Nox. First one of these for me. Pretty darn tasty.
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Happy Birthday Steve! Enjoy your day.Quote:
Originally Posted by OtismyMan
(box-pressed) Nica Libre Toro. These are decent smokes like a poor man's Sancho Panza.