What did you smoke today (NC) II

[allusred]

Crowned Heads Sunday Midday.
Crowned Heads La Imperiosa Corona Gorda 5.75x46.

[dinoa2]

Cattle Baron Maduro

Thanks again, Santa @dinoa2 !!!

You are welcome, tried the habano today. Impressed for being week off the truck. Good flavor and burn. If they had connection to online dealer would definitely get more but you can order direct. Never heard of them til you put them on your wish list

[chain_gang]

You are welcome, tried the habano today. Impressed for being week off the truck. Good flavor and burn. If they had connection to online dealer would definitely get more but you can order direct. Never heard of them til you put them on your wish list

Very impressed with the burn ROTT - took a chance, and glad I did.

I knew they were available on one site - Lakeworth Cigars - but they didn’t have much in stock, especially the smaller vitolas. Very surprised and stoked you found the smaller RGs vitolas.

Cattle Baron hasn’t got a lot of articles and reviews, but they were at the PCA this year. Almost thought they went under until I read Halfwheel’s PCA brand report.

Very glad you enjoyed. We might be rustlin’ up some more of these soon.

[Nature]

CH Sunday, Four Kicks.


Catching up from earlier this week.




BLTC Hyena (so good)
and a CF Leche De Mama (just evidence remains; band, ash and stub)


RoMa Craft
INTEMPERANCE BA XXI - BRAZIL ARAPIRACA


Esteban Carrera, Chupacabra


San Cristobol


Tat Tuesday, Monster Michael
Didn’t really care for it. Must have been a fluke. I don’t remember disliking the Michael in the past.





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[Nature]

I LOVE insects and spiders. They all have such incredible adaptations, they are like tiny supermen each with a fun little back story explaining the origins of their superpowers.

For instance, moths are a primary source of food for many bats, so after eons of being preyed upon by their arch nemesis, the bat, some species of moths have developed specialized scales on their wings that act as a cloaking device that deflects and alters the bats sonar waves thus rendering them basically invisible to the bats. Those mofos have developed the power of invisibility!


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Stealth moths. Love it!


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[Nature]

Don't think I posted this earlier, I was pming a brother on this forum quit a bit, so here goes.

Some what back on track. Saturday's 1st 2 cigars. Hoping for at least 2 more today. Rainy like an SOB here in Pa.

AVO Syncro Nicaragua Toro (6 x 54, DR)

I really like the box press cigars. Not as strong as I would expect from a Nicaraguan cigar. Lots of creamy flavor, light spice, and coffee. Very enjoyable cigar.

RoMa Craft Tobac Intemperance EC XVIII The Virtue (4.5 x 52, NIC)

Nice medium Petite robusto. Leathery and nutty flavors. Another enjoyable cigar.

So far 2 for 2 on cigars today.

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Final 2 for Saturday:

Illusione Ultra OP MK (5.125 x 42, HON)

Box split some years ago (2017) with another forums brother.

Almost a full strength cigar. Flavors mostly cedar, with chocolate, and leather. Great burning cigar. Another enjoyable cigar.


Sparking up my last of the evening:

AKA (American Kick Ass) Nth Degree Optimal (7 x 38, HON)

Haven't had an AKA in sometime, looking forward to this cigar. Hopefully the rain won't hinder the lancero, their difficult enough to smoke sometimes without the dampness.

Packed and ready to go Monday Sean!!!!!

Haven’t seen any AKA in quite some time!


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[Nature]

El Trovador A Flores Rosado




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[allusred]

Crowned Heads Sunday.
Crowned Heads Jericho Hill Long Black Veil 5.75x46.
Should've waited until now to start smoking this one, could've double posted it as C.H Sunday and Maduro Monday.
Nah, getting too dang cold now.
Keep thinking I've fewer Maduros than I do. "Found" a half dozen hiding out in a black ceramic jar. Do tend to pass 'em up and pluck a Habano or Sumatra wrapped cigar more often than not.

[WNYTONY]

Crowned Heads Le Patissier ROTT. Pretty good right now but needs a nap and I think it's really going to shine.

[jrfoxx]

I LOVE insects and spiders. They all have such incredible adaptations, they are like tiny supermen each with a fun little back story explaining the origins of their superpowers.

For instance, moths are a primary source of food for many bats, so after eons of being preyed upon by their arch nemesis, the bat, some species of moths have developed specialized scales on their wings that act as a cloaking device that deflects and alters the bats sonar waves thus rendering them basically invisible to the bats. Those mofos have developed the power of invisibility!


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Ok, I'll agree that's very interesting. Had no idea about that fact with moths. The original stealth aircraft, lol.

Used to have a nice close up picture of the black widow that showed off their very unique "symbol" on their back, but it was lost when my hard drive died.

Had to get very uncomfortably close for that picture since I don't like being close to such a large insect, especially a spider, and especially a super venomous one.

Likely wouldn't do it again, as I have seen the effects of their venom, and its pretty nasty for sure. Very bad news.

We also have pygmy rattlesnakes here too, and snakes don't bother me at all, but whenever hiking the wilderness in the part of the state most of them are found, I carried a .357 loaded with snakes hot, as I have no intention of getting bit by one of those either, as I have also seen the effects of their venom too.

Very common during the pre-work safety meeting in the oilfields to be warned that they had been spotted on the location and not to put your hands anywhere you can't still see them.

Have never seen one yet though.

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