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Originally Posted by kingbeefy
BFD ,when you can light it with a piece of asphalt shingle or a splinter out of a cresote treated utility pole then you are a BOSS LOL
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Originally Posted by kingbeefy
BFD ,when you can light it with a piece of asphalt shingle or a splinter out of a cresote treated utility pole then you are a BOSS LOL
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That made my mind up for the evening!:smiley20:
LA SIRENA MERMAID
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Cigar #2. Opus Lost City. Can't remember the size, but it's my first one and it is good.
La Herencia Cubana Core in Robusto box pressed. This stick is absolutely beautiful.
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MF LB 1922. I saw someone post some pictures and I noticed that I had a gift in my humidor, so I fired it up. It was quite enjoyable!
Thank you to my benefactor! I've been tasting a lot of different cigars because I am going to get a couple of boxes in the next month or so. I just can't seem to decide what to get. I'm thinking about a 10-box of Davidoff Millennium's, but they are so damn expensive. Sorry, I ramble.
A 2 cigar day finally again. Thanks to the warmer weather.
An Undercrown Robusto paired with some amazing Patro`n XO Cafe Dark. What a combination.
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Saturday:
AF Flor Fina 8-5-8 Natural
Sunday:
Partagas Short
While putting on a thousand miles this weekend sorting out family issues ... and f*cking around with a torn CV boot on the side of the road ... a cigar is a great thing to have. Very calming.
Padron Magnum Maddie - Sep 07. These just keep getting better. One lasts me a half a tank of gas on a 'blitz' weekend. (Blitz = drive slowly because there is increased highway patrol - it was the start of March school break week here) I'll be sad when this box is done.
JLP Petit Cetros - Oct 07. About the least expensive CC sold. Unlike the Padron, which smoked okay when new and just kept getting better, these were cr*p until five years. Last of the box. While quite nice now - if uncomplicated - I just don't want to invest the time sitting on them when I could have just as good a smoke that I wouldn't have to sit on, e.g., Flor de Oliva Corojo - but in reality, I can't be bothered chasing cheap smokes anymore, and hoping that they will improve ... now I just have expensive smokes, and hope that they improve ... :smiley9:
EO Mi Barrio El Billetero - Jul 09 (OR) - With the split-up of Espinoza and Ortega, these are now a Famous-Smoke exclusive, so I have no idea how good the current offering is. However, these OR's have become one of the better DPG's that I have smoked. (These were too strong/harsh for me for about three years. Now they are complex.)
Liga privada No.9
Excellent smoke
Partagas 1845....
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Cohiba Siglo V
Weather is nice enough to enjoy one outside
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Today it will be one that I rolled. It's been in the box for about a year.
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Nice, you should post a review.Quote:
Originally Posted by S.A.W.B.
Joya de Nicaragua Antano 1970 Lancero.....very nice cigar.
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That's a good idea. I've got more in the box so next time I burn one I will.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGreekTitan
Today will be a Liga Privada T52.
I told my self that I was going to give them some time in the box to rest but I just couldn't stand it.
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La Herencia Cubana Oscuro Fuerte not exactly a flavor bomb. But still a solid smoke so far.
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LA Jugada habano
Very mild so far not sure I would buy this one again. It's not bad just not my flavor.
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Today I started the evening off with a Por Larranaga Panetela. A small but well tasting cigar in my opinion. :smiley1:
Welcome, fellow cigar smoker! I'm having an Aņejo 46Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanjson
Great minds think alike 😁Quote:
Originally Posted by badwhale
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JdN CyB (Cuenca y Blanco) TAA Lancero. Nice! :smiley20:
That looks good! I'm sure it's on ashaulers radar, and I just added it to mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
San Cristobal Clasico
Very nice smoke. Thank you! This is going in my humidor regularly. This is great cigar after a good meal.
Highly recommended! :smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGreekTitan
The other night I smoked a Shark with a buddy who just got married.
While hanging out with a good friend watching 'Office Space', I smoked what I thought was an Oliva Master Blends 3, until I noticed the laser etched tattoo, and realized it was an MB1. Obviously, I don't pay too much attention to the labels. Great stick, but I wish I had paid a bit more attention to it.
Oliva Serie G Maddy Churchill...wow are these things good.
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That first blend was the best, IMHO. A shame they're longer available. I'd have to do some digging around, but I might just have one left (I think... Or hope...)Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish79
Johnny O with some apple pie moonshine.
Agreed. MB1 is in my top 5. I am absolutely certain that I have no more. I think I still have a MB2 robusto kicking around. Imo, both the 1&2 are "better" than the 3, but I enjoy it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
Oliva is responsible for much of the best tobacco used by all the manufacturers imho. When I see that a blend contains Oliva tobacco I'm game to give it a shot.
Um, same family name, different families, different companies.
Oliva Cigar Company - http://olivascigar.com
Oliva Tobacco Company - http://www.olivatobacco.com
Just to confuse issues, both Oliva families were originally from Pinar del Rio and both now grow tobacco in Nicaragua. The cigar people left Cuba with Castro, but the tobacco people came to Tampa in the 1920's and started brokering tobacco in the 1930's. The cigar people grow quite a bit of tobacco in Nicaragua, but the tobacco people are huge everywhere, and supply a lot of tobacco to cigar makers.
Um, I'm aware of that, thanks. :smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by craig
Did the Oliva cigar company grow the tobacco used in the MB1? And I wonder if the sell any of their tobacco to other cigar manufacturers or just keep it for their own use?
A sample from my local B&M. Rebellious Cigars Tribute. Good smoke.
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I don't know. I remember reading somewhere that Oliva Cigar has used Oliva Tobacco, but for what I don't know.
Arturo Fuente Hemingway Masterpiece Maduro.
Thanks!
Hey Mark, good to see you on back!Quote:
Originally Posted by VancouverMark
I jumped on the Anejo bandwagon this weekend too. I had one of the Churchill 46's on Friday!
Saturday I dipped into the AF sampler I got from Will (finally nice enough to sit outside and smoke again) and had a:
Arturo Fuente Magnum R. 54 (Rosada)
A very nice cigar!
IIRC the Oliva angel 100's had Oliva grown tobacco(grower) rolled by Oliva(ciga company) . They were nasty when they were released but now they are some awesome smokes but are long gone. I have 1 left but smoked prolly 150-200Quote:
Originally Posted by ashauler
Tatuaje Reserva....I am now about half way through it and it seems very boring and lacking in flavors.
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