Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real Churchill - for some reason the Robusto seemed to be a better smoke.
Rocky Patel Vintage 1990 - very easy to draw.
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Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real Churchill - for some reason the Robusto seemed to be a better smoke.
Rocky Patel Vintage 1990 - very easy to draw.
Yesterday
La Riqueza By Tatuaje No. 4 5x48 (Very good smoke)
Today
Heroes & Legacies hand rolled yesterday - Nicaraguan Puros Robusto - Sun grown maduro Wrap
(Enjoying this one very much also)
Yesterday -- CAO Italia Positano
Now -- Don Pepin Garcia Cuban Classic 2001.:smiley41:
I had a Romeo and Julieta 1875 Reserva Real with coffee this morning.
I don't have a lot of experience yet, but I did like this cigar. Not as much as the Casa Torana 1916 Cameroon, though.
Any cigars similar to the 1916 you all might suggest?
This weekend, I am going to do the newbie sampler!
Padronification in the form of a 3000 Natural
Will
Thanks Will!Quote:
Originally Posted by badwhale
I am definitely making a list. I just have to leave room for the newbie sampler!
:smiley20:
Cruzado Mario
Oliveros El Padrino -- oily and a bit sweet -- enjoing it.
Over the last week in central america I had:
Joya de Nicaragua (it is definately one of my faves now!)
Lempira (very weird from honduras and have not seen it here. This was a rough smoke)
Bacarrat (will never have it again. I am not too fond of the honey taste)
I bought a Padron 1926 sampler box at the duty free shops in the Nicaraguan airport. $70 for the sampler of 4 sticks. Now I just want to find an excuse to smoke one!:smiley41:
Its Thursday?Quote:
Originally Posted by ndv21