What did you smoke today (NC) II

Jh 44s

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Originally Posted by Bruck

News Bulletin for those of us in the Manassas / Prince William County (VA) area - Saylor's moved to a location about a block from their old location. I stopped by after work to check it out - looks real nice, a couple lounges, poker table, TV, etc. They will have some sort of "membership" arrangement for $5/month to satisfy some legality about drankin on the premises.

Anyway, when I'm in a B&M, I _have_ to buy something, cardinal rule of mine, so I picked up an Undercrown and a Tobaccos Baez, the latter of which I'd never heard of. I always like to pick out a single of something I've never tried before. Turns out it's a cheapie from the My Father factory, mixed filler, cuban sandwich. I assume it's like the Fuente curly heads - composed of scraps from the more premium cigars.

I'd say it's okay, but it won't make my list of "good cheapies." And here's the obligatory pr0n:

http://i.imgur.com/jYmRYUe.jpg

SF stands for "short filler," not "super fine."

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A nice rule no less.

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Originally Posted by DogRockets

Trying an Aging Room Maduro tonight

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What did you think?

[QUOTE=AlanS;120109]Steve it looks like somebody leaked a pic of your humi in the South Wing, I cant wait to see the other four!
[URL=http://s107Waiting to see the pix of his other four Humidors, the ones fully stocked.....
perhaps a photo of the shooting brake he drives when touring those larger areas.
Any chance of confirming that Steve does indeed have dual GPS controls to minimize risk of getting lost in those humidors?

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Originally Posted by Bruck

News Bulletin for those of us in the Manassas / Prince William County (VA) area - Saylor's moved to a location about a block from their old location. I stopped by after work to check it out - looks real nice, a couple lounges, poker table, TV, etc. They will have some sort of "membership" arrangement for $5/month to satisfy some legality about drankin on the premises.

Anyway, when I'm in a B&M, I _have_ to buy something, cardinal rule of mine, so I picked up an Undercrown and a Tobaccos Baez, the latter of which I'd never heard of. I always like to pick out a single of something I've never tried before. Turns out it's a cheapie from the My Father factory, mixed filler, cuban sandwich. I assume it's like the Fuente curly heads - composed of scraps from the more premium cigars.

I'd say it's okay, but it won't make my list of "good cheapies." And here's the obligatory pr0n:

http://i.imgur.com/jYmRYUe.jpg

SF stands for "short filler," not "super fine."

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Next time there look or the "other" Tabaccos Baez , the Serie H line which are Habano wrapped long filler, in several sizes.
Not sure but I think that Baez may be the name of Don Jose Pepin's home town.

My Father Limited Edition Corona...5x42. Wish these were still available in the 23 count box. Would not be running out of them so often.

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Originally Posted by jhedrick83

What did you think?

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You know, it really didn't do much for me - it wasn't bad, but I'd grab about 20 other maduros over this probably. I had a toro size (my preferred size of cigar). Aging Room in general hasn't done it for me - the M356, the F55 and now this. I've got a B Minor around somewhere. I need to smoke that next and see if something in their portfolio is good for my palate.

She's a Brickhouse...
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OMG! First day over 60 in forever, I feel like a woodpecker in a lumber yard! So many sticks to pick from so little time.


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So good.....[emoji41]