I've got some AF candela's in the lonsdale size.
Not bad. Sometimes I just get the hankerin for that grassy, hay essence that reminds me of being on the farm.
Plus it goes well with beer.
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I've got some AF candela's in the lonsdale size.
Not bad. Sometimes I just get the hankerin for that grassy, hay essence that reminds me of being on the farm.
Plus it goes well with beer.
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Originally Posted by huskers
Some people are SO impatient
Screw candelas...I'm smoking an anejo.
Meh...Just another excuse to smoke a stogie and get hammered...which I'm totally fine with and will no doubt be engaged in, come the day.
It's basically a regular week day IMO. And I plan on doing all of the following.Quote:
Originally Posted by Engineer99
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Originally Posted by Shemp Jizzle
hahahahahahahaha, now thats just so wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by huskers
but classic!!
For me St. Paddys Day is all about the beer. I will be hoisting quite a few Guinness beers and I like to pair that with a couple Padron 64 Exclusivos. This is my perfect match up for this holiday !!! Cheers
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Originally Posted by Browns7213
Candela wrapper,this is one I can't bring myself to smoke,even on this day.Have smoked some in the past,can't recall even hearing them referred to,back then, as candela,always as Claro Claro,or in the the American English labeling Double Claro.It'll be Corned Beef & cabbage, with Guiness,the cigars Tatuaje and Paul Stulac, and if it's a three cigar day most likely a My Father.
I may have a CAO Flathead Sparkplug after dinner. At least the band is green.
http://images.cigaraficionado.com/ca...athead_225.jpg