Herrera Estelli Norteno Lonsdale for Sunday morning exercise and an LFD Air Bender Poderoso this evening.
Both excellent cigars
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Herrera Estelli Norteno Lonsdale for Sunday morning exercise and an LFD Air Bender Poderoso this evening.
Both excellent cigars
Late Sunday Evening. Grimalkin Torpedo...6.5x52. One of the best of the 'no longer made' from don Pepin Garcia,not certain they get better with age, but they certainly don't lose at all. A line I wish I'd gotten more of while they were still available.
Burn time one hour and fifty three minutes.
Le Careme tonight watching football. Great cigar until the last third when it started oozing tar. It was ROTT so hopefully with a little r and r in my humi the rest of them will be better.
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Weekend's Delights:
La Mission du L'Atelier Robusto
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Crowned Heads Four Kicks Corona Gorda with about 1 year on it
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Blue Mountain Cigars El Threesome Chairman with about 3 years on it
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Crowned Heads Jericho Hill Willy Lee
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Brick House Maduro Mighty Mighty with about 2 years on it
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San Cristobal Revelation Legend with about 1.5 years on it. I think I like it better ROTT
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Diesel Uncut Toro
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San Lotano Oval Maduro Toro with about 2 years on it
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Toraņo Vega Fina Churchill with about 3 years on it
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Caldwell Funfetti last night
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Damn girl, you had a hell of a weekend.👍👍Quote:
Originally Posted by cheaphumidors
Indeed I did! Did very little other than smoke!Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smokey
Next time that happens, just cut it again deeper (with a guillotine, since I notice you used a V). That usually fixes it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tjhemp
Padilla Single Batch.....
Quite a weekend you had there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cheaphumidors
And checking in this evening with a tasty Brohiba - PA wrapper (from KY), KY Dark Air binder, and filler comprised of Nicaraguan Seco, Criollo Ligero (Nicaraguan), Nicarabuan Viso, and "Havana" from KY.
LP9 Belicoso
How was that Trey ? I see them on sale at some places but them get some harsh reviews.Quote:
Originally Posted by TreySC
Damn @cheaphumidors - nice lineup ! You might want to put on a sock or two or @DogRockets will think you've adopted his smoking style :biglaugh:
AJ Last Call for me tonight. I love these - bought 2 boxes already and, umm... well, there's this event on Saturday
I'm enjoying a LGC medaille d'or #3. It is a very nice smoke flavor and aroma but I do say I feel a little like cruella de ville. @Usafvet509
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For y'all who haven't seen those, this is why the Cruella reference. Such a skinny little stick, 7ish x 28!
Courtesy of Cardinal, this Monday Afternoon. San Cristobal...6.625 x 46. Tim sent me this well aged,2007, beauty that I fired up this afternoon and enjoyed tremendously. Just after cutting I at last realized that I'd been thinking of this cigar as a Lancero, or rather a "Short Lancero' was indeed my number one all time favourite San Cristobal cigar from Don Pepin Garcia. One that I've not smoked in a long while. Not much sense in trying to explain just how good a well aged San Cristobal from Garcia can be, this is one of those times when you simply "Just gotta smoke one to understand." Have seen some ask if any non Cuban cigars can be expected to improve with age. Some do, some don't. You may like the "fresh" cigar or prefer one that has some resting/aging time. Burn time.....hell I don't know enjoyed smoking this one and plumb forgot to keep track of time.A big thank you to Tim (Cardinal) for giving me this chance to smoke this excellent well aged cigar.
Hopefully the background here will let you appreciate the colour of the cellophance
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Originally Posted by WNYTONY
Not far from it! It is hot as balls out so I wear as very little as possible. Socks, hah! Just be glad I'm wearing pants!
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That looks like fun! Bet you get a TON of flavor on that bad boyQuote:
Originally Posted by Usafvet509
Victor Sinclair Bohemian Black Oscuro Ginsberg
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Fallen Angel Torpedo (Old Style) Always a favorite
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It was pretty good, started out spicy but that mellowed out by the second third. Jimmy gave it to me so I have no idea if it has any kind of age on it or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
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The dang wind is blowing and going like a snake oil salesmen. Going to try to smoke a Ramon Bueso Genesis Project with an Absolut Bloody Mary......
Been a while since I've smoked something different. Today it was the last VS Serie 55 Corojo cigarillo:
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First in a few days, we actually got rain this past weekend and we are in a severe drought.
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Had a clever little Alec Bradley second on the way home from the cognitive deprivation chamber. Not bad, don't know how it compares to the "firsts" but it was definitely a good cheapie. And "while driving" isn't my optimum time for cigar appreciation anyway.
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Afternoon smoke. Grimalkin Torpedo by Don Pepin Garcia...6.5x52. Only have few of these old Garcia made cigars, once smoked that's it for them, but they're made to be smoked.Total burn time two hours.
La Mission 1959
@WNYTONY , where is the event? ( Or is it a secret? )Quote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
Smokin Bear Cigars down in Steamburg NY. Close to him, two to three hour drive for either of us.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocknRoll
Bahia Gold Toro
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Joya de Nicaragua Antaņo Dark Corojo El Mortillo
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I think @DogRockets is sending someone to secretly refill my humidor because there seems to be no end to what he sent me!
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Originally Posted by RocknRoll
Bingo. It's a small event billed as a tent party Sat night. There are going to be a few reps there though and the AJ rep who will be there gave me a heck of a deal on the first box I bought of those at a different shop & event back in the spring.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardheaded
They are doing a cut the cards thing for an extra mystery discount in the shop and it's on native soil so no NYS taxes !
Dustin's right - probably not worth the drive unless you are bored and want to stock up, because prices are are good even without the extra discount.
Had a Cavendish tobacco cigar this afternoon, just somthin different.
Tastes like graham crackers
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Punch London Club Maduro.....
Gram crackers?!?! Is that a good thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueDevil07
La Duena Petite Robusto
Hoja Boricua Gran Reserve.
Michael, my newest customer service rep, brought me this bad boy when he first started. He isn't a cigar smoker so it's been sitting in his closet for ages, not humidified. Despite its ordeal, it was fantastic!
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