Quintero Brevas, FdO Corojo, and a Pad Mad A.
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Quintero Brevas, FdO Corojo, and a Pad Mad A.
Warlock beli, enjoying it so far, thanks hefty!!
PAM 1964 Corona from Will's split. Smoked it for breakfast. Wish I had brought another to work. :smiley20:
Mark
Tonight:
1) Fuente King B - tight draw. Made numerous cuts to try and get some performance out of this cigar. The cigar had a large hard section which was the culprit. Cigar started to open up after the first third. Had potential but the performance turned me off.
2) My Father Le Bijou 1922 Petit Robusto - This cigar was awesome. Performed flawlessly and gave off a ton of rich thick smoke. Nice and spicy with a nice strength kick. Will definitely pick more of these up.
All in all, today was a great cigar day!
Mark
I had a Gurkha Blue Steal torpedo and a Gurkha Royal Challenge today. The Blue Steal was alright...wasn't too impressed with it. Started to taste like an ashtray in the last 1/3 of the cigar. The Royal Challenge however was very good. It had ample flavor and was robust but also very smooth. A very unique cigar I must say.
Two last evening, for the first time in a long while.
Cruzado Dantes
La Flor Dominicana El Jocko Perfecto No 1
Saturday morning golf lineup...
Padron 1926 80th Maduro
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Hemi Classic Mad from last year's box split. I've been smoking one every couple of months and they have evolved quite a bit since the summer, methinks. Not sure which taste I like better, though.
ETA: Power Ranger after supper. Yum.
K.A.Kendall's 7-20-4 Robusto
Just finished a flor de oliva toro. I must say it was a very enjoyable smoke. I smoked it down to a half inch. It burned very even and no touch ups required. IMHO it was a fantastic smoke. Picked up a bundle of them and I am glad that I did. I have smoked other oliva products and really have enjoyed them. The ash was firm and held to one and a half inch. I will get more of these in the future. Nice notes of cedar and the wrapper had much sweeter taste than I expected. Roger.:smiley20::smiley17:
THE SHOP JUST GOT IN THEIR SHIPMENT OF OPUS X SO.........
December 15:
Opus X DC
Opus X Fuente Fuente
Opus X Fuente Fuente
December 16:
Opus X DC
Aņejo 48
December 17:
Aņejo 50
YeeeeeeHA! It's been a great week for ceegars.:smiley4:
I think 3 Opus X in one day would make my head explode, but I'd be willing to give it a try.
Saturday night: Cain Maduro
FYI, Oliva has said that the natural wrapper FdO's are sweetened. I don't know about the FdO maddies. The FdO Corojo's don't seem to be, and I haven't smoked an FdO Gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger
FdO's are pretty much the only bundle smoke I buy now when I visit the States. I can't be bothered trying out new bundle smokes, and FdO's are reasonably consistent, reasonably enjoyable, and very reasonably priced.
Anyone tried the Giant?Quote:
Originally Posted by craig
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Nope. It's a bit much for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by TommyTree
Arturo Fuente Gran Reserva petite corona. Just enough cigar aroma to keep my family away for the rest of the night.
Artorius Robusto. Wrapper broke loose when I removed the band, but still got a decent smoke out of it.
Not the fullest flavor in the humi at home, but a decent way to pass away the afternoon.
Padron 64 corona.
Today I smoked a Romeo Y Julieta Reserva Real. I love smoking a nice cigar with a coffee in the morning when it is cold out. I live in Mississippi so I get to do it for maybe 2 months out of the year.
Casa Fernandez Copacabana Robusto - Not bad, but far from great.
Last night in my patio...with the guys watching MNF...
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Cruz Real Robusto. It started out HARSH, but mellowed as I worked my way into the stick. Not my favorite, but is satisfied my urge in the end. Burn was good, but I prefer a thicker smoke.
AKA Corona
Last night: Padron 1964 Corona Maduro followed by a Fonseca Sun Grown Cedar #3.
December 20th:
Aņejo 60
December 21st:
Aņejo 50
Poly torpedo
Nah 10x66 is something to be proud of ,not put in your mouthQuote:
Originally Posted by TommyTree
Secret Santa sent me a bag of crack rocks with 'madurito' on them . Cant get enough of them:smiley20:
I know a guy who bought one, and I asked him why. He said, "My wife thinks the cigars I smoke now are big and obnoxious."Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Late night work lineup...
Padron 1964 Exclusivo Maduro and Don Carlos #2
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I love me some jums :smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Sorry should have been Roly torpedo. (studip fingers and keys won't coordninate. DOH! there they go again!)Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdew
About to fire up a Padron Maduro ~ 3000
Padronification, here I come!:smiley37:
Sounds like that guy likes to antagonize people and start trouble. Great job pulling that $hit on his wife:smiley20: I'll bet his sex life would be a whole lot better if he wasn't such an asshole.Quote:
Originally Posted by TommyTree
December 22nd:
Aņejo 46
Opus X Fuente Fuente
Quorum robusto (one of the first cigars I bought when I started smoking again) and a Carolina classico robusto.
Oliva Serie O Maduro ~ Robusto
Thanks bigbill1300!
Will
Padron Maduro 3000 to start the day.
La Gloria Cubana Serie N
J
Golf lineup this morning...couple of Padrons, a Don Carlos, and some Erin Go Bragh cigarillos
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Very nice line Up, Wish I was rich enough to smoke them every day. Enjoy and Enjoy your round of Golf.Quote:
Originally Posted by AMGfan
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