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third one of these in a week different size's I like these..
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third one of these in a week different size's I like these..
Joya De Nicaragua Antano Belicoso. These are like a velvet coated mule kick....
Surrogates Tramp Stamp. I love these.
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L'Atelier Cote d'Or tonight
Roma Craft Aquitaine Mode 5. I always really enjoy these.
Just lit an Alec Bradley Nica Puro churchill I was gifted in The Everyday Cigar MAW
IfQuote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
I was to hazard a guess...
I would be...
You're going be smoking more of them.
Do believe I am guessing right.
Nice size,fine smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by HTML5 Gordon
Right now think if I had to choose one from here on out it'd be this one.
Now that it's lit , might go ahead and smoke it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DogRockets
I know,I know...but couldn't resist.
Lot 23 maduro. 18 months rest this one is smoking fantastic, too bad it's my last one....
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My Father Connecticut Corona Gorda 6x48, last of the box,razor sharp burn all the way,a good smoke.
Almost 6 AM and it's a balmy 88 degrees here in Tempe
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About 10 minutes after taking this pic, I got a call that my daughter had a fever at daycare...
Had to snuff it and go pick her up. :(
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Hope she feels better soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Upstatemax
I tried 2 of the small shorty cigars I recently bought.
The CAO Gold Karat was nice. It was indeed a bit more flavorful than the Robustos I've been smoking and like.
I also smoked a Villiger Export Brasil and was less enamored with it. About halfway through it it became a little better but I'll not be buying those again.
Celebrating some good news from my granddaughters doctor today.http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/06...751b74ad53.jpg
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I forgot to mention that the CAOs stated they used long filler for the small stick.
The Villiger was fully open at either end. For the price I'm sure it's scraps. Being open as they are they couldn't be small scraps.
Love me some aj
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A Cohiba red dot that came in a sampler around eight months ago. Not bad if it was a four or five dollar cigar...
I'm giving the Viaje Throwdown a try this evening. Starting with the Dojo Nation. Will hopefully continue on with the Fed Head.
Ave Maria Toro
Viaje Zombie Antidote
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JH Shot....
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Thanks to Andy @Bernardini for this F55 Quattro. I enjoyed it. I also had forgotten how much I like Samuel Smith's organic chocolate stout.
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Wednesday afternoon a Grimalkin Robusto ROTT, first time to smoke one of these. Think they're said to be full bodied,full strength. I'd say a solid medium strength maybe edging towards full bodied toward the end. As per usual, in view of the maker,no touch up/relights needed at any time.
Tho I'm a slow smoker was a bit surprised that a 5 x 50 lasted more than two hours before being nubbed.
Do expect I'll enjoy smoking more of these.
How was it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shemp Jizzle
Villiger was, and in Europe may still be Cuban, but they are a dry smoke. In most of Europe f you aren't able to locate a tobacconist to get some good cigars, you will do well to avoid purchasing cigars at Railroad stations. Those cigars may be in counter top humidors, humidors that may never have been working,the cigars may've been sitting there for several months or even years. Best bet is to locate a street corner Kiosk, where you will likely find in addition to Newspapers, cigarettes, etc boxes of Villiger you can get your fix and make it thru the day.Villiger can be a helluva lot better friend than Googly.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodwha
Can't quite smell or taste either on this side of the screen, but they both look real nice, think I may just sit here admiring a little longer if that's ok with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by jhedrick83
Thanks for the picture show.
If you can find them try to get your hands on the Surrogates cracker crumbs, and/or La'telier Traviulers or however you spell it. They are short smokes no cap but taste great and I'm pretty sure they are long filler because the ash stays on for about half the cigar. They come in 5 packs for around $15Quote:
Originally Posted by rodwha
How long could I expect the ash to stay attached on a short-filler small cigar?
I intend to look and see if CI has a specific small cigar section. It's a bit strange to me how their site is set up in that I can look for a specific cigar but it won't show me the singles of them. Have to do another search.
not as raunchy/gritty/twangy as the red S&Bs (which i love) but still a great smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
I have not tried the Brasil yet but the Maduro ones are rather nice. Especially not needing to keep them in a humidor. I always have a pack in my truck in case I forget something better or just want a short one while driving.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodwha
The Sumatra wrapper is a winner IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
I think it can vary depending on just how much long filler there is. I've had a few of the Tabacos Baez SF which is peppins short filler sometimes it would hold for an inch some times it would only be 1/4.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodwha
Smoking a Cain Straight Ligero from Laynard. Pretty good I must say! Curious how long it will take me as a 5.0" robusto seems to last nearly an hour. With the iPod running with my country favorites it can last as long as it wishes.
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Thanks Layne!