Having a lovely Brohiba on an unseasonably warm March p.m.
This one has a KY dark air wrapper and binder, and is loaded with Dominican Seco and Criollo Ligero (Nicaraguan).
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Having a lovely Brohiba on an unseasonably warm March p.m.
This one has a KY dark air wrapper and binder, and is loaded with Dominican Seco and Criollo Ligero (Nicaraguan).
I have at least a pair of each of their line resting ( with the exception of the Tver, limited TX exclusive). What did you think of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by TreySC
Davidoff Winston Churchill. Received as a gift, nice enough cigar, but won't go searching for it at the retail price.
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Great cigar and book.
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Is was mild, but pretty tastyQuote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
I've learned to appreciate those types!Quote:
Originally Posted by TreySC
That is one fine smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kidvegas
It was for sure. Found a new lounge around my way. The selection is out of control. All the sticks I've been wanting to try I'm sure they have. Over 3,000 open boxes. The walls and floors are absolutely full. With a massive selection of Boutique sticks.Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
That smoke was superb. I'm not the best at describing flavor profiles, but that one was exceptional.
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