Probably a couple of hundred more than you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
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Probably a couple of hundred more than you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Going old school and trying an Old Henry from Holt Cigars
Don Lino Gordito torpedo- so-so
Park Avenue churchill-:smiley20:
Gurkha Widow Maker churchill- :smiley20:
Don't count on it douchebag.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonygraz
LMFAO.....better make sure who is defining "tasty" Kevin. I'll bet his gurkha stash is pretty doggone impressive. :smiley4:Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Punch London Club EMS
Don
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I see the jerk is more than face deep.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin7
Punch Bareknuckle at with coffee :smiley20:
Gurkha Empire series I
Gurkha Status Maduro torpedo
Last night during a break at work with a cup of coffee I had an Oliva Connecticut Reserve Petit Corona.
Nice mellow smoke to unwind with.
Don
Last night:
San Cristobal Elegancia
Old Henry Gold Robusto
Mark
Adipati Panatella cigar. from indocigar.com
Yuck! Those are terrible. Why in the world would you ever smoke those?Quote:
Originally Posted by zaenal
Dang! Two cigars! Now I'm real jealous...........lolQuote:
Originally Posted by VancouverMark
I'm having an RyJ Churchill a little later today.
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Cubana Limitada Black Label
Nice med body everyday stick. Great for winter garage smokes. Paired with
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Pinar Del Rio Oscuro Liga Cubana no. 2 robusto. Good cigar despite some problems.
LFD Double Ligero Chisel. Sumbitch. This is a good cigar.
smoked the same today paired with courvoisier cognac while we watched the sec championship tonight. the lfd double ligero chisel is one of my top two favorite cigars and I really enjoy the woody, spicy, almost creamy at times, heavenly flavor and aroma and although it seems like the ones from a few years back circa 2008 were better this cigar never dissapoints especially at $7 a stickQuote:
Originally Posted by kingbeefy
Aņejo 60
Camacho Coyolar Figurado.
Yesterday's:
Pinar Del Rio Reserve Limitada double magnum
La Caya Connecticut churchill
La Aroma de Cuba Edicion Especial with a rasberry lemonade
Don
Punch
Gurkha Havana Selection CT torpedo :smiley21:
Maxim's de Paris Imperiale :smiley21:
Quorum toro :smiley21:
A Rocky Patel 15th Anniversary and a Rocky Patel Sun Grown Junior (smoked entirely through my nose) with a glass (and I mean a glass!!) of The Balvenie 17 yr. old after cleaning up after a sick dog (my wife kept her yap shut while this was going on).
Gurkha Blue Steel torpedo
Gurkha Empire series VI- best smoke of the day
La Hoya Fiesta toro
Indepencia 1898 toro
Stanford's Cameroon Reserve Churchill
Last night late - a Gurkha Grand Reserve maduro robusto
Cold today- Castle Hall robusto
We all get that you like gurkha's and smoke them every day so here's a suggestion. Assume we all understand that and accept that you smoked at least one today and maybe just list the non-gurkha's in this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonygraz
I smoked another RyJ Churchill on Tuesday but considering I had one last Saturday and Sunday and posted it in here, I thought it might seem somewhat repetetive to mention it yet again.
Partagas Black. To me, this is probably the most unique smoke I have ever had. Not the best, but damn good. I've smoked quite a few, and in several vitolas. None have disappointed.
Currently enjoying a La Riqueza Robusto. Nice spicy smoke. Reminds me of the Padron thousand series.
Mark
So why did you ---asshole.Quote:
Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
He is not an asshole
There was a very brief period, way back when I was experimenting with various brands, that I was a "Gurkha Whore". ...then I found much better cigars! Give grazy some room - someday he'll snap out of it... :smiley37:
'sides - I don't mind seeing what people smoke on a day to day basis. Smoking three or more Gurkha's in a day tells me something.
Late night, smoking a Padron 64. There are many times in life when predictable is a good thing. This is one of them.
Today I smoked a Rocky Patel Vintage 1990 on my patio, while enjoying Rum with the wife. Very tasty cigar. Churchill size by the way.
You know, I was being rather polite in my post to you. I wasn't rude. I didn't call you a name. Hell, I didn't even insult you. Yet you felt it necessary to call me a name. I'm left wondering about your maturity level.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonygraz
Ok, I admit, I'm not really wondering. The above response combined with your continuous posting about Gurkha's (again, we get the idea, you don't have to be repetetive) kind of proves to me you never really made it past 12 mentally.
Enought said about that..........
I had one of those yesterday..........tyvm Mark!Quote:
Originally Posted by VancouverMark
I found at times it reminded me quite strongly of the Padron 1926 series Robusto. While smoking it I had quite forgotten your above post and comparison.........LOL. No matter which way you slice it, that was a tasty cigar and is going on my "want to have some in the humi" list.
yesterday had an Asylum:
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Today had a Tatuaje Series P Robusto:
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The INCH.... Full body cigar but find the size uncomfortable to smoke. There may be such a thing as TOO big
At the moment the LGC Liga YG-23. Next on the list, the Diesel Grind in a 6x60
A man after my own heart!! :smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by kingbeefy
That is one of my top 10 all time favorites! :smiley37: