St. Bruno in a Comoy's Guildhall pot.
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St. Bruno in a Comoy's Guildhall pot.
It was ribbon cut. Very, very delicious, and quite strong. If you like real burley, that kicks, and has a cigariness about it, try it.Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
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