Good to hear, I am excited to try it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by logan37
-Buzz
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Good to hear, I am excited to try it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by logan37
-Buzz
Montecristo Habana 2000 Xanadu.
Not bad at all. Tight ash, held on half way through the stick :smiley37:
Last night I met up with a buddy and we went to a Jameson Irish whiskey tasting / cigar event. It was pretty fun, I smoked a AF Chateau Fuente Pyramid Natural and didn't really care for it (too mild for my taste).
-Buzz
Last night, AF King B & Cohiba Siglo II. This morning, Oliva G Figurado. No wife to bitch about the smell on the commute :smiley15:
With morning coffee RP Nording Robusto. These are a perfect morning cigar. :smiley37:
After lunch Perdomo2 Limited 2008 Maduro Robusto.
Just Because: Perdomo Habano Corojo Robusto
AF Brevas
Famous Perdomo Remainders Cameroon (great smoke... looked like a robusto)
Famous Nicaraguan 6000 Toro
Padron 5000 Natural
Mmmm Mmmmm:smiley20:
Will
tried the La Escepcion Batet - by Hoyo de Monterrey must say wasn't impressed :(
Montecristo #2 - Absoutely fabulous! Only rested a couple weeks and was fucking stunning!!! It has been calling my name for a and today required a special treat. Not one but two accidents on the drive home doubling my already 60 min commute. Add to that I was scheduled to head to Portland tonight, it was music to my ears when my wife said she couldn't possibly deal with me for another three hours and that I really needed a scotch and a good cigar or my life and our marraige was in jeapardy. Here I sit, basking in the afterglow of the best cigar I've had yet and a couple fingers of 18 yr Talisker, hoping that Fate, Kharma or whatever is rewarding me post crap rather than butterung me up for some horrible shoe to drop :smiley36:
Famous Nicaraguan 6000 Toro
The Montecristo No2 is also my favorite cigar. I almost hate to smoke them for fear of running out.:smiley37:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigarbear
burning my fingers on a Partagas Short right now - first cigar for me since before Christmas :-0
Te Amo World Series - Cuban Gran Corto
One word - CRAP
Tasted like dirty old socks
CA is fucked in the head giving this a 90
Last night I had a Carlos Torano Virtuoso Encore with an Asahi Super Dry Beer. Very nice combination!:smiley2:
Last night, I had a Hemmingway Short Story...th efirst time for me, not bad, would have been a good morning smoke.
I love this guy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy
Paddy, you gotta stop sugarcoating your descriptions. How do you really feel about the Te Amo?
Today: FdB torp... working in the yard.
CAO Brazilia, Nice smoke :smiley4:
Fuente Chateau sun grown, Lets just say it didnt have much taste :smiley21:
Yeah, I like those Brazilia's too. Had one yesterday myself! Also had:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mangyrat
Rocky Patel Fusion Lancero - Good stick, starts off mild and turns into a real nice smoke!
Rocky Patel Edge Maduro - Impressive stick for the price, I need to try one of these again when I am a little more sober
Oliva Series V Torpedo
LFD Cab. Maduro Torpedo
Nat Sherman Sauve - La Guardia
Another "Wife Special"
I have nothing good to say about it.
HOT acidic smoke, The wrapper had a off taste. FOUL
I have to try to stop her from buying me cheap crap
Veracruz Maduro. For $2, I'd say its a decent yard gar
AF Hemingway short story and Cohiba siglo I
Cubao Robust this weekend. I love these!
Me too - I had the No. 4 and it was great - I need to order a fiver of these, thanks for the reminder!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eville
-Buzz
No problem. They had them on cigarmonster.com last week for $20/5
Cuvee Blanc Robusto
Wonderful cigar. Mild to medium. Vegetal with a floral after taste.
Solid cigar from start to finish. The minute I lit this cigar I was in love.
The last phase on the smoke was all cinnamon, a mouth full on cinnamon. Wonderful!
For those that love pepper bombs. This is not for you. But if you love a delicate flavorful smoke. Try it!
Same two smokes with big bill this past Sunday!:smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by big bill
Thanks again for the invite Bill!
I had another RP Fusion last night, in the Lancero size. I am not sure I like this smaller ring size. The draw was tough, and the wrapper separated a bit. I think these might be a bit too moist still.
It's been my experience that smaller rg cigars, lanceros in particular, suffer from hard draws when the RH is fairly high. Try to dry-box one for a day or so next time and see if it helps in this regard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyris
To be fair, I have had more draw issues with lanceros even when they are at my preferred RH than other larger vitolas......just one of those things imho.
Thats what I was thinking, I will give that a shot next time!Quote:
Originally Posted by ashauler
Bahia B-line (Great Smoke, thanks Ashauler!)
Gran Habano Vintage 2002 (Love this guy!)
Smoked my first "real" cigar this evening, a 5 Vegas Series ’A’ Apostle. i must say i thoroughly enjoyed it.
2x POR Larranaga (one after lunch and one before dinner now)
1x Famous (by Aurora) 70th anniversary Toro
After Dinner will be The Edge Maduro Toro baby!@! :smiley37:
You have GOT to try one of these =) :smiley16::smiley2:
Last night
Padron 4000 Natural
RP Signature Toro
Tonight
Cremosa Cubanos Toro
Tonight was Oliva Serie V Figurado - These are great with Scotch but the draw tends to be tight in the beginning. Throughout the whole box this was frequently an issue
Last night was a very green Cuaba Generosos - Far too moist to fuly enjoy yet it was still damn good. I can't wait until these rest a while longer :smiley20:
Rocky Patel Fusion...WOW....Thanks to MemphisFred :smiley20:
January 26th:
601 green label (started off with poor burn, straightened out but overall, I won't go out of my way to ever smoke this again)
Añejo 48
Añejo 48
January 27th:
CAO LFX 2 Pyramid (not bad)
Oliva "V" Pyramid (also not bad)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigarbear
Yep, my exact experience on Wednesday as well. I've smoked other Serie V and never had this problem. It was tight but not so much so that I had to toss the cigar out the window. I'd rather have them a little on the tight side than too loose. Too loose of a draw is far more annoying IMO.
5 Vegas aren't bad!:smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tdre977
Next month, I want you to report that you found the Davidoff Shop in Manhattan and you smoked a Davidoff Millennium Churchill.
It opened up nicely for the second and last third. I'll buy them again when I finish off the box.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
I will be in the city this Monday......maybe I'll make a quick stop, tho 25$ a stick seems a little rich for my budget.:smiley6:Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86