What did you smoke today (NC) II

Edgar Hoill, heard of which before never had I.

http://i.imgur.com/h2ONRia.jpg

This one is the "Everyday Hustle" (sorry for bad photography, I was driving, kids don't try this at home), which is their medium body. Very nice, looked it up, it's a Honduran puro from Christian Eiroa.

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Originally Posted by droy1958

You Irish are always"Dublin".....

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M lad tis in the Jeans ye see.

Pudgy tiff with a hefe shandy from widmer brothers brewing. Nice pairing.

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Viaje C-4

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/...psclq7u2bt.jpg

A Roma Craft Neanderthal HN. First with iced Guatemalan coffee, then cola when. The coffee ran dry, all while stewing in the garage, cursing Heather's van, and reading Inside Delta Force

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Originally Posted by allusred

Hello Moe,
That's an outstanding write up for an excellent cigar.Having read this I now know what I've been missing when smoking a My Father La Antiquedad.No kidding,"get" some of the flavour changes, but cannot put a name to them. And here you are saying it was, "nearly right off the truck: it has been resting in my 65% rh humidor since 5-25-2016." Moe, for me, that's well aged. Thanks for a five star,five gold stars review.Wait....let's make that a five cups of hot coffee.
On my second cup right now...and your review has me thinking it might be a good idea to light something rolled at the My father factory.Too early to be turning in anyway.

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Thanks Bob for your nice comments but I had never intended my post as a review; it is what I was experiencing at the time.:stogie: This cigar played a game of (peek and boo) with me the entire time.:peep: This cigar was constantly changing its flavor profile while manipulating its pepper pop. I can only say that it was a winding road.:wave:

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Originally Posted by Bruck

Edgar Hoill, heard of which before never had I.

http://i.imgur.com/h2ONRia.jpg

This one is the "Everyday Hustle" (sorry for bad photography, I was driving, kids don't try this at home), which is their medium body. Very nice, looked it up, it's a Honduran puro from Christian Eiroa.

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Another that seems to fly below the Radar, as quite a few very nice cigars doubtless do.

L'Atelier La Mission 1955 today since I missed Tuesday this week.

This was last night
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Originally Posted by FireTom

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I was really hoping that I was going to love this cigar. Unfortunately, between the unwrapping cap and the canoe that it kept trying to become, I didn't get a chance to form an honest opinion. Oh well, there's always next time.

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Sorry to hear, Tom. I really like those, pretty much my baseline cigar