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I just got a box of Rocky Patel Juniors from Famous Smoke Shop in Easton, PA. As many of you know, I’m a big fan of the Rocky Patel line of cigars. I’ve been leaning towards smoking smaller sticks these days as I don’t have a lot of free time to sit around and smoke for hours anymore. This is a 4 x 38, short Panatela cigar that lasts for ~20-30 minutes. It makes for a great smoke when grilling out in the back yard.
What are some of your favorite back yard smokes?
I, too, have been delving in the world of smaller smokes. My favorites so far are Padron Anniversary 1964 Anniversary Principe Maduros - at 4.5" X 46, they provide just enough time to grill and enjoy being outside before the burgers are done and I'm sweating to death.
The juniors are one of my favorites, I scoop up a box whenever they come up on the monster. As for other short smokes I like the Rocky patel vintage perfecto 2nds when they pop up on cbid.
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrtr33
A couple more I enjoy while grilling:
Habanos Puros Fuerte #4----these have been renamed at Mr. bundles but I can't remember what it is.
AF Short Story
RyJ habana reserve love story
Famous Private selection Nicaraguan corona
Maduritos!
I do like the RP juniors and I dont like a huge cigar when it is hot out . I also like the maduritos sold by Famous
Ditto...I smoke more small cigars more than large ones. The RPs and maduritos are nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Zino mouton cadet no. 3. Very light
Topper Old Fashion - Oscuro Perfecto 44 x 5 Not bad at $2.00 a stick
Factory Direct by Tesa - 50 x 4.5 Nice Nicaraguan Puro. Solid value at $3.00 a stick
Cohiba Pequenos and CAO Brazilia tins. They are readily available and the Cohibas in particular are a great smoke.
Now, I have to look for those RP Jr's when I'm in the states.
Lopaka
Same, along with Don Lino Africa Kuro.Quote:
Originally Posted by heftysmokes
Edit: BTW, which Juniors you guys talking about? I see natural, maduro, and connecticut. Any particular one?
Juniors are in the monster mashup for the next 35 minutes
I really enjoy the maduritos, la aroura principes, cao tins of various varieties. Roger.
I've enjoyed the rocky patels myself - just broke up a Padron sampler that has had a couple of enjoyable sticks in it. Just enjoyed one with a BBQ actually...getting a bit cold now that it's November lol.
Do you buy from Thompson a lot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam Tushing
I'd say mixed - I've made a few purchases and had a few people pass me gift certificates and stuff. I've used their site for research as well.