And checking in this evening with a tasty Brohiba - PA wrapper (from KY), KY Dark Air binder, and filler comprised of Nicaraguan Seco, Criollo Ligero (Nicaraguan), Nicarabuan Viso, and "Havana" from KY.
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And checking in this evening with a tasty Brohiba - PA wrapper (from KY), KY Dark Air binder, and filler comprised of Nicaraguan Seco, Criollo Ligero (Nicaraguan), Nicarabuan Viso, and "Havana" from KY.
LP9 Belicoso
How was that Trey ? I see them on sale at some places but them get some harsh reviews.Quote:
Originally Posted by TreySC
Damn @cheaphumidors - nice lineup ! You might want to put on a sock or two or @DogRockets will think you've adopted his smoking style :biglaugh:
AJ Last Call for me tonight. I love these - bought 2 boxes already and, umm... well, there's this event on Saturday
I'm enjoying a LGC medaille d'or #3. It is a very nice smoke flavor and aroma but I do say I feel a little like cruella de ville. @Usafvet509
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For y'all who haven't seen those, this is why the Cruella reference. Such a skinny little stick, 7ish x 28!
Courtesy of Cardinal, this Monday Afternoon. San Cristobal...6.625 x 46. Tim sent me this well aged,2007, beauty that I fired up this afternoon and enjoyed tremendously. Just after cutting I at last realized that I'd been thinking of this cigar as a Lancero, or rather a "Short Lancero' was indeed my number one all time favourite San Cristobal cigar from Don Pepin Garcia. One that I've not smoked in a long while. Not much sense in trying to explain just how good a well aged San Cristobal from Garcia can be, this is one of those times when you simply "Just gotta smoke one to understand." Have seen some ask if any non Cuban cigars can be expected to improve with age. Some do, some don't. You may like the "fresh" cigar or prefer one that has some resting/aging time. Burn time.....hell I don't know enjoyed smoking this one and plumb forgot to keep track of time.A big thank you to Tim (Cardinal) for giving me this chance to smoke this excellent well aged cigar.
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Not far from it! It is hot as balls out so I wear as very little as possible. Socks, hah! Just be glad I'm wearing pants!
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That looks like fun! Bet you get a TON of flavor on that bad boyQuote:
Originally Posted by Usafvet509
Victor Sinclair Bohemian Black Oscuro Ginsberg
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Fallen Angel Torpedo (Old Style) Always a favorite
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It was pretty good, started out spicy but that mellowed out by the second third. Jimmy gave it to me so I have no idea if it has any kind of age on it or not.Quote:
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