What did you smoke today (NC) II

[Old Smokey]

Fresh pot of coffee and a Nestor Miranda Special Selection Lancero. For the life of me I can't remember where I got this. I had a preconceived thought that I wouldn't really care for it as other NM cigars have not impressed. But this long tall Sally is pretty good. Looked it up and found it was a DPG blend.

[BlueDevil07]

My cigar or Mount Doom?

[TreySC]

At least one more for today. This thanks to @Cardinal

[AlanS]

A little after dinner stick to relax with.

[Nature]

Emilio AF2



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[WNYTONY]

Missed posting this yesterday - a Nestor Miranda Maduro Coffee Break courtesy of @restomod
Definitely liked the Maduro over the Connecticut. Good smoke - thanks Kevin



And today a Daniel Marshall Red Petite Corona while driving and for Fuente Friday a tasty little Short Story

[coffeecup]

This afternoon I had a 4.7X60 Joya de Nicaragua Antono 1970 Grand Consul cigar. This cigar has only been resting in my 65% rh humidor since 3-8-2016; a little over a month. This cigar had a rounded Torpedo shaped top, beautiful brown wrapper with one very thin vein. After lighting up this cigar I got pepper, leather and coffee. This cigar is very heavy, but the draw and burn were excellent. This cigar was somewhat oily, with explosive flavors and very very full bodied. Even though this cigar is full bodied it was never overpowering and it was extremely smooth. For my taste this cigar went so well with my coffee; I was surprised. I love this cigar now and I wonder how much better it would be with some more age. I topped off this smoke with a large cup of hot coffee and I am one very relaxed man.

[allusred]

This afternoon I had a 4.7X60 Joya de Nicaragua Antono 1970 Grand Consul cigar. This cigar has only been resting in my 65% rh humidor since 3-8-2016; a little over a month. This cigar had a rounded Torpedo shaped top, beautiful brown wrapper with one very thin vein. After lighting up this cigar I got pepper, leather and coffee. This cigar is very heavy, but the draw and burn were excellent. This cigar was somewhat oily, with explosive flavors and very very full bodied. Even though this cigar is full bodied it was never overpowering and it was extremely smooth. For my taste this cigar went so well with my coffee; I was surprised. I love this cigar now and I wonder how much better it would be with some more age. I topped off this smoke with a large cup of hot coffee and I am one very relaxed man.

A review, a most enjoyable read. when I think of large cigars, it's the 6 -7 8 inchers with the plus , plus sized circumference. This one has to look huge.
But your write up certainly makes it sound like one well worth trying.by contrast I had to smoke my first cigar of the day indoors, with aircon working
tho it smoked well, missed being out doors. Enjoyed my second smoke on the front porch along with some good hot coffee and quiet, much better picked up the day a good bit.
If needed think I could forego smoking for a day, unlikely tho. But the Coffee, that I would not want to miss.
Thanks for this interesting read.

[GWBowman]

Oddly it was your "cranberry/pomegranate and vodka" .that triggered memories of Purple plum juice and Shine...that for some long forgotten reason we called Maracaibo. A jar and the deck started tilting/revolving. Strange the power in that Plum juice.
Time for me to hunt down some of those Southern Draw cigars.


George, thinking of the elbow bending done done back then.
Here's one from an UK newspaper that just shows how fine it is to read something written in precis /correct English...clarity above all.

Parents and doctors across Japan are campaigning for a ban on a dangerous human pyramid-building sport.
***Pictured is a female student who injured her knee.***KNEE*** it sez KNEE.




So wonderful to read a clearly written caption for the photo.

While I'm looking at the injured "knee", I'm wondering if what I first thought was a mask, might be a filter for flatulence.

[Ciro]

Enjoyed this beauty last night