For a $2-3 it not bad, if only they didn't screw it up with the flavored tip.Quote:
Originally Posted by 12500
Smoked a Tatuaje Verocu No. 2 and a Camacho Corojo Ltd. 11/18. Tasty cigars :smiley20:
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For a $2-3 it not bad, if only they didn't screw it up with the flavored tip.Quote:
Originally Posted by 12500
Smoked a Tatuaje Verocu No. 2 and a Camacho Corojo Ltd. 11/18. Tasty cigars :smiley20:
I don't know what exactly it was, but I had a delightful La Aurora (I'm guessing it was a Preferidos) for breakfast this past Saturday morning. My first perfecto in a while. Absolutely delightful, lots of smoke, even burn, very tasty. Lasted a long time. Thanks Santa!
The new LE Aurora 100 Anos Preferido (500 boxes made).... AWESOME!!!
These are a little late, but:
Thursday Night: Arturo Fuente Don Carlos
Friday Night: CAO America
Saturday: Perdomo Lot 23
Enjoyed all 3!
Smoked an Arturo Fuente Special (If you ever seen one of these before) while I played like a hack on the golf course
yesterday smoked vigilanti,RP vintage 90 2nd,and sol-cubano maduro and for breakfast today had a reo
La Gloria Cubana Series R #5 Natural. Nice smoke after a very long, hard work day. Hit the spot. :smiley41:
Just smoked my apartment out with 2 pork chops and a grill pan. Does that count?
Since I couldn't make the service tonight, I had my own Ash Wednesday
A Turrent ~ robusto
An oldie, but goodie. Just a tad harsh on light-up & at the nub, but inbetween Mexican goodness
Will
I would count that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eville
Smoked an Ashton VSG Torpedo and a La Aurora Preferido.
Demolished an El Mejor Emerald..the one with the shaggy foot
Startin out the morning with Tobaco Baez.......another great product from Don Pepin Garcia
Off to smoke a casa fuente at casa fuente. Anything else I should try or pick up?
Oliva MBIII - the best Oliva that I've smoked. Sorta reminded me of an Ashton VSG. Goes well with Crown Royal Limited Reserve (real Seagram's from Waterloo - 1974 tax stamp :smiley1:)
Treated a 5 Vegas Limitada 2008 like a red headed step child
Started off with a RyJ Se7en - Awesome smoke, perfect draw and burn. Nice and medium bodied flavor, very smooth
Then moved onto a Bolivar Churchill - Tasty smoke, nice and chocolaty flavor. Wasn't able to finish the last quarter cause it kept plugging up
Then I lit up a Ghurka G5 Toro - Awesome draw and great flavor... burnt a little uneven but fixed itself in the last half
Contemplated my next smoke and picked up a Mysterio. Sweet flavor with a little bit of a kick. Smoked this down to a nub and enjoyed it the whole way through.
Finally smoked a Perfecxion #2 Opus X - Awesome smoke, great flavor, great draw... couldn't set this one down. Finally in the last quarter it kicked my a** but I still nubbed it and was a little dizzy at the end. Could be that I didn't eat in the past 9 hours but this cigar was totally what I had expected it to be, AWESOME!
Smoked an El Rey del Mundo Olvidados at FunkyCold5's last night. Was a nice smoke, good ash and only slightly harsh in the middle but smothed out for the remainder of the smoke.
Rigoletto Black Arrow. Don't have anything good to say about it.
I picked up a Partagas 160 from the B&M. It was a nice burn and very enjoyable but the price is a bit steep for regular purchase.
Enjoyed a quiet AF Chateau Cuban Corona outside with a cup of Darjeeling...:smiley41:
Smoked a Casa Fuente Robusto. If I had the money, I think I would smoke these at every opportunity.
yesterday: tierra del sol, liga IV, pirates gold
today: cleansed my palate with a CAO America
RP Edge Maduro ~ Perfecto Maduro
What an asskicker.
Will
rp vintage 92 graycliff1666 comacho 1962
AF Hemingway Signature while walking the pooch. Smooth, even burn and a perfect draw throughout. I think I'm in love :smiley41:
Aurora Barrel Aged Belicoso
Smoked a San Cristobal Monumento on the drive up to San Francisco. Love the cigar, burnt perfectly in the car and re-lit great after dinner. Awesome flavor on a clean palate. Wish I didn't smoke that other Monumento after a few other cigars.
Smoking a Camacho Corojo Ltd. 11/18 while watching planes take off from SFO airport. :smiley37:
Yesterday: CAO Gold Torpedo, RP 1990 Toro, & a Camacho Corojo Toro
Just about to head out the door for a drive with my lady friend... going to bring along an LFD Chisel I think...
:smiley40:
gerkha legend torp. oliva g reo
La Reserva private stock
long burning. Decent flavor. Walked the dog & cleaned up a tool explosion in the basement while smoking.:smiley1:
Will
Cuesta-Rey Centenario Robusto No. 7. good.
Saturday: AF Don Carlos Presidente - Always enjoy a Don Carlos
Sunday: Oliva Serie G Torpedo - Good smoke with tons of smoke for a pretty reasonable price.
Saturday night - Vagas Robaina :smiley20:
5 Vegas Series 'A' ~ Toro
Very good & full bodied to the last drop.
Later, a Camancho 1962 ~ Perfecto
Will
Perdomo ESV Mad Torp - mild maddie
Gran Habanos 3 Siglos Fuma - when they're good, they're just like a regular 3 Siglos. This particular one I'm not so sure about ...
Saturday night I had a Soprano Soldier while watching Grind. Sunday I had a Brasila Gol!
Friday: Punch Champion
Sunday: Padilla '68 and Olivia Serie G Special G
Dissapointed with the '68. Smoked it at the race track playing video poker w/ FunkyCold. It took constant maintenance and the middle half was very squishy. FC had some issues with his smoke as well, so maybe it was the air. The Special G held fine however so the jury is still out.
On the upside I left the casino even after attempting to murder the buffet.
As FactoredReality stated, we met up at Charles Town Races & Slots.
Cienfuego by Puros Indios - was rolled loosely. Mild in flavor. Wasn't much for it.
Punch Maduro Pita - construction was way better compared to the Cienfuego. Flavor was there, I enjoyed it.
Andrew
Don Lino Africa Duma - I liked how this one started out and was really looking forward to it... until the wind started up. Now I wish I saved it for a better day :smiley13: