Partagas Short

So yesterday morning I get word that there is suppose to be a pretty nasty storm that night. :smiley4: I love storms. Sarah came over after work and I started tracking when it would hit. I had already picked out earlier in the day what I was going to smoke.

The storm finally showed up and we headed outside with cigars in hand. But didn't last long cause the porch isn't very deep. So we pulled my couch around to the front door and watched from there, hail and all. She had a CT Exodus Silver and I sat down with the Partagas Short.

When I first lit this cigar and got the first mouthfull of smoke, i knew it was the beginning of something wonderful. This sucker was amazing. It was everything I imagined it would be.

I have 2 more and can't wait. Too bad it's illegal for me to purchase more. :smiley6:

They are awesome smokes Chris, you're right. They were on my list to buy when I went to Cuba last fall but of the 3 shops I visited, I only ended up with 2 .......... singles!!!

last night I was on my newly re-skinned front deck, smoking a Partagas Serie D #4. It was great. 4 7/8 X a 50 ring gauge. Next order I make, I will be getting a few more of these to fill the new humi a little. Anyone have a Culebra in there collection? Looks like 3 wrapped into one.

Yes, it is a small deck, but it is a tiny house, but the deck looks sooo much better, I think it made the smoke that much better too. that post is where is should be now, and there are chairs on it too. Took the photo a minute after I finished. Excited.

leojVS, what kind of truck is that?? It looks wierd where the bed meets the cab. Chevy?

Its a GM. We call them a Holden Commodore. This one is a 1996 VS. Run a Buick 3800, 5 speed, limited slip diff. DONUGHTS!!!!!! Common work ute. (we call em Utes here)

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Originally Posted by LeojVS

Its a GM. We call them a Holden Commodore. This one is a 1996 VS. Run a Buick 3800, 5 speed, limited slip diff. DONUGHTS!!!!!! Common work ute. (we call em Utes here)

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CRAZY lookin vehicle, rreminds me of an old El Camino!!!!

umm, thanks I guess.! They are very popular over here. Especially in the outback. 750kg payload, and quick. Its a sedan body, streched a few inches, turned into a ute. 10's of thousands sell every year here.

Sorry for the thread hijack Chefchris.....back to your regular programming....