Getting over a stomach bug. Time to smoke those little bastards out.
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Getting over a stomach bug. Time to smoke those little bastards out.
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Might need a bit of whiskey with that to drown any that survived the smoke!Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueDevil07
Finally the sun is out with no more rain for at least the day. No time to pick through so I just grabbed an old favorite that finds its way to my door often:
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That's one awesome cigar!Quote:
Originally Posted by OtismyMan
Became a favorite after the 1st one.
My wrapper burst on me. But it was good while it lasted!
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Hi Brian,Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
I'm with you on the HR cigars.They've impressed me most of any I've smoked this year. Hiroschi Robiana has shown(me) that he can create/blend an outstanding cigar of great complexity working here with non Cuban leaf.Bit pricy, but the top quality justifies the co$t in this case
Have you tried the other sizes in his line?
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Grimalkin Torpedo...6.5x52. Used a V cut and had to use a poker once to improve the smoke output.Have not one of these for a while and discovered flavours that I do not recall getting from a Grimalkin before, not a great increase, but easily noticed. Total burn time was an hour and fifty six minutes, would have gladly continued for at least another hour.