Sunday Evening cigar. Vegas Cubanas Corona...5.5x44. Day just doesn't want to let up on the heat and humidity.
Burn time: One Hour Fifteen Minutes.
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Sunday Evening cigar. Vegas Cubanas Corona...5.5x44. Day just doesn't want to let up on the heat and humidity.
Burn time: One Hour Fifteen Minutes.
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Morning Bob,Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
3:20 am here, warm and humid like a mid-summer night. My schedule is as wonky as the weather.
Rocky Patel Broadleaf Churchill with coffee light
Damnit man, you got me all excited thinking I needed a change of occupation STATQuote:
Originally Posted by Bruck
Why not try it as a hobby first.Quote:
Originally Posted by cheaphumidors
You can get started with one of these...
https://www.incubators.org/snake-incubators.html
🐍 :D
Enjoyed a Leaf by Oscar this weekend.
Nice cigar. Easy to smoke; not too strong.
Just finishing off a CAO Brazil that I started while cleaning my bevy of SKSes. I can actually taste it now that I'm away from the solvent fumes :)
The very last one of these. Been sitting on it for quite awhile...knowing I’ll never be able to buy anymore. One of those hidden gems
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Four Kicks corona gorda with thanks to my Secret Santa @Ciro https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...048b2aa84c.jpg
Reached for a 601 Blue Maduro tonight after dinner, wasn't disappointed.
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Monday Night Cigar. Emilio Drtaig K...5x50. Robusto size . Very Dark Wrapper, has to be a Maduro, guillotine cut, easy light. Some taste shift coming durung the first two-three minutes of smoking.Slight uneven burn line from start to finish, but not needing any relight or touching up. Flavour seemed unchanged for the duration, strength may have increased a bit near the mid point, but then dropped ever so slightly toward the end. Burned very well despite high Temp and Humidity. Nice burn time for a Robusto. Another Cigar I'd never've had the pleasure of smoking if WNYTONY hadn't Bombed me with this one. Thanks muchly Tony.
Burn time: One Hour and Thirteen Minutes.
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Often see some cigars compared to a candy bar, well this cigar does have that sort of look.
Morning Pete,Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
In terms of wonky schedules, tho a day late... Good Morning.
Happy to see you're back and posting here once again.
Have missed your interesting and informative posts.
The end of my Day, should say Night I guess, usually is between 3:30 and 5:30 AM.
Day starts, once I've had some hot coffee, 'round about Noon for me.
Cheers,
Bob.
Burned a Blindmans Bluff corona after work this evening
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Maybe Kayla could before investing in some of this high tech (and costly) gear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Emperor Zurg
Try the hatching thing with a Toaster Oven or Microwave Oven.
That way if the first few tries didn't work out as hoped, a little more time & higher temps would get 'em ready to eat.
Weekend and yesterday's smokes
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That's what I call a productive weekend!Quote:
Originally Posted by cheaphumidors
Nursing a Cinqo Vegas Gold Toro with coffee light. Nice citrus easily replaces orange juice for me.
Hi Bob,Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
Thanks and I hope to be able to post with some regularity. The folks on this forum are special and your collective kindness remained with me in difficult times.
Gorgeous early Fall morning here. As I always, I'm outside and this weather makes the gars taste better than sitting in a tropical storm burning matches trying to get a good light as it was yesterday.
Been working through some Broadleafs (Rocky Patel and Pioneer Valley) interspersed with the Cinqo Vegas Gold that I find to be a nice CT. Makes a good combination.
For 30 years I kept cigars in 8 humidifier tubs. The best cigars went into the most trusted tubs (2) but they leaked and I lost 1100 cigars, including 700 cubans dating back to the 1970s. Wish I could have smoked a few but in the scheme of things no big loss and a couple of buying rounds on cBid gives me something to smoke. In the tobacco department I'm all good. :)
Pete
Pioneer Valley Maduro Toro with Dr. Brown's Diet Black Cherry
Lovely day, hope the pic shows.Attachment 6890
Had a nice Montecristo Media Noche on the way home from the sludge races :)
Haven't had too many opportunities to smoke lately. This is satisfying!
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Happy Tat day!
jhedrick do you know this boy? Lol
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Where the hell did you get a photo of my kid?!Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
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Anything Barclay-Rex bears repeating.Quote:
Originally Posted by yourchoice
2017 Macanudo Hyde Park with coffee light.
Something's changed in these (or in me?). Much brighter citrus/cream profile of an Ecuadorian CT wrapper vs CT shade. I need to smoke a few before saying more.
:lol: My mistake. I check this thread regularly and scratched my head - where's the Barclay Rex?Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
Hi Joel,Quote:
Originally Posted by yourchoice
Barclay-Rex is a storied NYC Tobacconist. I last was in the Pearl Street store in 2001 and the 42nd Street store a couple of years later. The main store (now Pearl Street) had been located on Maiden Lane and I believe was opened on Barclay Street ~1912. I trust the Nastri family still owns them and they are class folks.
Picked up a lovely Hoyo De Monterrey Excalibur in Charlottesville...
...and smoked it. A nice, light, unassuming little friend.
Domaine #10
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Yes, a longtime and very well respected tobacconist. That Tatuaje cigar was blended to commemorate their 100th anniversary seven years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBend
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Enjoyed this Saint Luis Rey Reserva Especial that @cheaphumidors sent me.
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Fratello corona tonight
Chunky for me after work tonight
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Then you know more than me :).Quote:
Originally Posted by yourchoice
I must ask about your avatar (pacers)?
Graycliffe G2 Maduro Torpedo with coffee w/milk & cream.
Another broadleaf like the Pioneer Valley and Rocky Patel and perhaps the best of the 3. Has better integrated depth than the RP, consistent construction and burn with slightly less bright but better married flavors than the PV. More like a cherry cordial than current jam (PV). A nice smoke, surprising at the price point for Graycliffe that I usually don't find to match its reputation.
My wife just hit something on the road, no injuries but it wiped out the passenger side (4 panels).
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Thursday morning. Matilde Renacer Robusto...5.2x54. Smoked as is my want on front porch. Temp 66 Humidy 66% good constuction heavy cigar nice light gray/near white ash.
Burn time. One Hour and Forty two Minutes.
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