What did you smoke today (NC) II

[jrfoxx]

Arturo Fuente Don Carlos Robusto

Will be splitting a box with a friend with a friend within a couple months

I friggin love cigars

[chain_gang]

The last Victor Sinclair I smoked (The 55 Imperial) was pretty good to me, but not exceptional. The others (the less expensive ones) are not remarkable, but then I may have aged them too long (around 6-8 years).

Red Rose tea is my favorite for iced tea; it may be hard to find in some locations. If you have a Walmart near you, they may have it, mine does. You can also order it from the Red Rose website. https://redrosetea.com/

I was reading about Red Rose tea and saw it was a brand, like Lipton. Also saw some rose water iced tea recipes, where the tea was more reddish - https://www.thespruceeats.com/rose-i...-recipe-765453 . Thanks for clearing it up.

Aganorsa New Cuba CT Robusto

[LazyLightning]

Give us review when completed!

I will, but this one was rolled so tight it fought me the whole time. I’m a big Warped fan, so I’m sure it’s a decent stick, I’ll dry box the next one, see if that helps.

I’ll join the Cavalier bandwagon
For Sunday, Goss 2022

[jrfoxx]

Arturo Fuente Don Carlos Robusto

I friggin love cigars

[jrfoxx]

Rocky Patel American Market Selection Fumas Churchill

Decent smoke for the price, but nothing special


I friggin love cigars

[josh lucky 13]

No digging no hunting no searching today grabbed the first tray pulled something out.

Dpg JJ courtesy of @WNYTONY

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[jrfoxx]

2012 La Aroma de Cuba New Blend Belicoso

Very tasty and flavorful even after 11 years


I friggin love cigars

[SoCal gunner]

Had to get in on the BLTC action.

The cello on this BLTC Salvation @Brimy sent is so yellow that I initially thought it was a Viaticum - LMAO.

From the NCAA pot from Brian & Josh - thanks, gentlemen.

[Tombstone]

LFD Chapter One

[allusred]

Sunday Afternoon/Early Evening.
Esteban Carreas Unforsaken Toro 6x52.
Sumatra Wrapper.
Glad I drank Four Cups of good hot Coffee before heading out to smoke this Cigar.The amount of effort it took to get the banded and beribboned Cedar sleeve off severely stressed My level of patience. Only the soothing prep with the Coffee along with the realization that if I hacked off the length covered by that sleeve, smoking the Nub that'd be left would not have made for pleasurable experience. Figure that if they'd forgo the glue,just secure the sleeve with double rows of staples the removal would be faster, tho the holes left in the Cigar might result in an uneven burn. Guess in the end it's a case of six of one and/or about as much of the other.