What did you smoke today (NC) II

[jhedrick83]

Alec Bradley Family Blend c/o @WNYTONY
Good stick paired with some Iced Tea and The Dead at The Cow Palace '74

It's been a while since I shook off the Devil, but you used to be able to get great deals on the Family Blend on Cigar Bid. I think I snagged a box or two in the Churchill size for like $63 a box. Way underrated cigar IMO.

[allusred]

Friday Morning Cigar. San Cristobal Seleccion Del Sol Fireplug...5.1x42. Fine way to start this second day of great Indian Summer weather. Don't want to burn thru the few I have, but couldn't resist lighting this one on so fine a November day.


Burn Time: One Hour and Nine Minutes.

[NeverBend]

Punch Pita with Spring Water.

4th of a 5-pack that have all been good but this particular one is really nice. Lots of bright, distinct flavors on a deep canvas. Big performance from this stodgy line. Maybe it has to do with the Indian Summer that @allusred mentioned.

[dinoa2]

casa cuba divine inspiration courtesy of WNYTOny in anticipation of a defeat at Tony's hands tomorrow in fantasy foot ball league. a typical Fuente and I mean that in a good way. not a lot of strength but a lot of flavor, great construction and burn . one I will definitely look for again, just a good flavor and relaxing smoke, thanks again Tony

[Tman]

I love revisiting forgotten classic from the past in my collection. Padilla 1932.

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[Cool Breeze]

Hung out at the shop for a while today and had a RP Edge maduro and a Padron 2000.

[LazyLightning]

Undercrown Maduro

The pre light draw tasted exactly like a chocolate chip, I had to do a double take it was so distinct.

[allusred]

Saturday night. El Rey Del Mundo Choix Supreme...6.1x49. Smoked while watching the boxing fro Monte Carlo & Brooklyn. A nice easy smoke.
No idea of burn time.

Edit: Found a slightly better pix. Cigar nowhere as fuzzy as it looks here.

[allusred]

Punch Pita with Spring Water.

4th of a 5-pack that have all been good but this particular one is really nice. Lots of bright, distinct flavors on a deep canvas. Big performance from this stodgy line. Maybe it has to do with the Indian Summer that @allusred mentioned.

Hi Pete, Think the Indian Summer weather may well have given us a little extra chance to enjoy some cigars.
A couple of days and nights with open windows has been appreciated.

[allusred]

I love revisiting forgotten classic from the past in my collection. Padilla 1932.

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Been quite a while since I've had the pleasure of smoking one of those, but they're as you said "classic."

Edit. Update.
Remembered why the Padilla 1932 stuck in my memory as "Classic" long time ago smoked a trio of Lanceros, one a My Father, not certain but one may have been a Tatuaje.
The Padilla 1932 was far and away the best, no contest at all.