Gurkha Royal Brigade num, etc.
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Gurkha Royal Brigade num, etc.
Last night was a Cuesta Rey Stanford's Cameroon Reserve. Amazing smoke...especially for the price.
Puros Nirvana robusto . earthy taste / uneven burner .
Don Gabriel Esplendido while playing golf this morning.
Peterson torpedo after a bike ride to the beach.
JLP Cremas while driving round on some chores this afternoon.
RASS out on the deck (balcony) with a beer in the sun.
not a bad day so far...
CAO MX2, on an unusually warm day, delicious.
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Originally Posted by BDurrani
Burned one of these last night also, (Toro)!
Very nice after a couple months in the cooler:smiley41:
Had a Flor De A. Allones today, all I have to say is that is was wonderful. :smiley20:
One of the better smokes I have had in sometime.
Very good burn, draw, ash and taste. :smiley41:
According to JR cigars, it's one of the best "sleeper" cigars on the market.
Very good cigar, and I'll be buying some more in the future.
It was sunny and 70* here yesterday, so I sat out on the balcony and enjoyed a year+ old RP Edge missile. If the weather keeps up today, I might have to bust out a bigger stick...either a Perdomo ESV 91 double corona or a Monte media noche torp.
This morning I had a Famous Madurito with coffee. Tonight, I enjoyed a MATASA 30th Anny while watching The Kingdom.
Celebrated finals being done with the following over the last 2 days:
Hoya de Monterrey Excalibur 1066
CAO America Potomac
Rocky Patel 1990 vintage
Punch Rare Corojo
A great batch of sticks although the Punch was a bit dry and the wrapper frayed on me pretty good.