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Originally Posted by WNYTONY
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Ha patience my friend, patience...Quote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
Blue Mountain Cigar Threesome
This was actually another of yours from the NST. It was a nice change from some of the fuller flavored stuff I've had lately. Not to say that it lacked flavor, maybe just a little smoother than some of the others. Had a small wrapper issue toward the end but I've read that the Cameroon's can be a little picky about that. All in all, I enjoyed it and will add them to the list of cigars to smoke more of.Quote:
Originally Posted by JollyRogers
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For Lancero February, Opus X PL
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with Auchentoshan Three Wood.
Last night was a good night. Enjoyed while making steak and finishing the bottle of Balvenie DoubleWood with a good friend...
I also found a way to fit Fuente Friday and Lancero February into my plans... Probably going to whore this pic out to those posts as well!
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This afternoon I had a 6X50 Padilla Habano Toro cigar.:stogie: This cigar has been resting in my 65% rh humidor since 11-16-2015. After lighting this cigar I got creamy wood and a nice hit of pepper and spice. This cigar was medium to full with a delightful oily mouth feel. During the final third of this cigar I got some wonderful chocolate.:thumb: The construction of this cigar was excellent with no difficult veins, razor sharp burn and excellent draw-dang it, it was so pleasurable that I smoked it down to the nub.:chicken: I topped off this cigar with a large cup of hot coffee and I really enjoyed my afternoon smoke.:fly: