What did you smoke today (NC) II

Aganorsa Leaf Siboney Reserve Lonsdale

Extremely tasty to the nub.

Solid medium with plentiful smoke

Perfect draw,burn and construction

All around great cigar. Will definitely be buying more https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...da06fd5c59.jpg

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This was from Tuesday afternoon but just getting around to posting.
It's my first Late Hour, and it was really good. Not nearly as mild as most Davidoffs.



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DE Undercrown Sungrown
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Fuente Friday
Don Carlos Double Robusto

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Originally Posted by Cool Breeze

This was from Tuesday afternoon but just getting around to posting.
It's my first Late Hour, and it was really good. Not nearly as mild as most Davidoffs.



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Originally Posted by zabhatton

What are your options on the Man-o-War and Ave Maria?

On a side note, when I first began smoking (in Canada) I was exposed to Cuban heritage brands that had names like Partagas, Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta - Spanish and elegant sounding. Then, when I began looking at American market cigars I was thrown for a loop. Rocky Patel, Man - O - War, My Father to name a few.

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CI is in my backyard so its my go to B&M. Man O' War is smoking great. The Ave Maria line is by far my most smoked cigar but the last year or so its been finkity. The wrapper seems way more fragile than in the past. It really needs a few months rest compared to past years. The Ave Maria Dark Night is like the middle ground between the Man O War and the classic Ave Maria. Classic Man O War, Ave maria, and Ave Maria Dark night are worth a try. The Argentum, and Diviana arae a close second in the Ave maria line. The reconquista is good but I have not seen one in the B&M lately. The imaculata is a decent CT wrapped ave but nothing special. Then the Lion heart and the Holy grail are my least smoked but worth a look but I would go with their other lines first.

Saturday Morning.
DBL Formula Petit Corona 5.25x44.
Nice starter like the size and that Sumatra Wrapper.
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Bolivar Confradia Lost & Found Oscuro Toro

Extremely tasty. Very smooth and lots of smoke volume

A nice, slow progression from mild-medium to full as it went along

Perfect draw,burn and construction

Beautiful, dark, smooth, oily wrapper

All around great cigar that looks and tastes great, and the slow, steady progression of strength and body adds a nice dimension https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...78cc5f477d.jpg

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Originally Posted by zabhatton

What are your options on the Man-o-War and Ave Maria?

On a side note, when I first began smoking (in Canada) I was exposed to Cuban heritage brands that had names like Partagas, Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta - Spanish and elegant sounding. Then, when I began looking at American market cigars I was thrown for a loop. Rocky Patel, Man - O - War, My Father to name a few.

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@Tombstone

Piggy backing on zabhatton`s question, for the Man 'O War, which do you prefer or see selling more/being more popular, the Torpedo or Ruination No.1 Robusto?

Not a huge difference in box price really, and also similar sizes, but have only had 1 of each so can't really judge off just one, and I added no smoking notes like I keep saying that I'm going to get back into the habit of, so unsure if the Ruination is worth the extra $15 per box over the Torpedo, which is a favorite vitola.

Thanks,
Sean

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