Today's smokes......

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Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

I just got back from the cigar store, they had some Acid stuff, first time I'd seen them so I picked up a few (natrual, blondie, and cold infusion tea) to see if I'll hate them as much as everyone else.

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have fun, if you want I have a couple of Acid Nasties I can send you...

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September 1st:
Punch RS #12
Jose Piedra Cazadores

Morning: Rocky Patel 1990 Vintage Tore
Evening: K. Hansotia Ancient Warrior

Big Red Maduro

Smoked another one of the acid's, Natural Juicy Lucy this morning after breakfast. Was the softest cigar I'v ever smoked... felt like I was holding a stick of jello. :smiley5: It wasnt that bad though, kinda liked the sweet flavor.

September 2nd:
DC Maximus No. 4 Toro
San Cristobal de la Habana La Fuerza
Ramon Allones Small Club Corona
Quintero Brevas

Yesterday: Punch Grand Puro Rothschild.

La Perla Black Pearl
ashton
El Rey Del Mondo Robusto Largo

I'm puffing on an Onyx... then I got to go help some people move... fuck I hate moving people.

punch lastnight

Ashton VSG torpedo

Sancho Panza Extra Fuerte cordoba

September 3rd:
San Cristobal de la Habana El Principe
Rafael Gonzales Coronas Extra

Morning: A/F Shorty Story (my last...arggghh...must find more!)
Evening: PAM (my first PAM...oh, lovely PAM!)

Ok, just came back from the cigar shop, picked up a Helix amung other things. They had them on sell... and I kinda liked the blue tube (haha). It had been several years since I smoked a helix. Most say they are crap.. well- I went to cut it and the damn thing split in half. It wasnt dryied out either. I got a partagas out now, if it tears appart I'm going to stop smoking :smiley2:

Today it was a family barbeque and a Fuente Anejo Shark

perdomo estate selection mad.

BBF around lunchtime.

I'm thinking I might be able to sneak in a Cusano Corojo 1997 Rothschild before the day is over.

My buddy and his wife came up from Tampa for the weekend. Went to their old neighborhood with them for a lobster pig-out. Did up some Thai-style Mussels too. Yum.

My buddy and I started the day with Gurkha Expedition Churchills. The noon-time smokes were Partagas Black Bravos. The evening's smokes were Fuente Cuban Bellicosos and as I type I'm hitting on a Torano Silver Gran Churchill.

I have to admit I thoroughly enjoyed the Partagas Bravo. I don't usually go for maduro but this was great. There was no sickly sweetness usually accompanied by a maduro wrap. They started leathery, earthy then picked up a great burnt sugar tone. Very impressed.

H.Upmann