Smoked my first "real" cigar this evening, a 5 Vegas Series ’A’ Apostle. i must say i thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Smoked my first "real" cigar this evening, a 5 Vegas Series ’A’ Apostle. i must say i thoroughly enjoyed it.
2x POR Larranaga (one after lunch and one before dinner now)
1x Famous (by Aurora) 70th anniversary Toro
After Dinner will be The Edge Maduro Toro baby!@! :smiley37:
You have GOT to try one of these =) :smiley16::smiley2:
Last night
Padron 4000 Natural
RP Signature Toro
Tonight
Cremosa Cubanos Toro
Tonight was Oliva Serie V Figurado - These are great with Scotch but the draw tends to be tight in the beginning. Throughout the whole box this was frequently an issue
Last night was a very green Cuaba Generosos - Far too moist to fuly enjoy yet it was still damn good. I can't wait until these rest a while longer :smiley20:
Rocky Patel Fusion...WOW....Thanks to MemphisFred :smiley20:
January 26th:
601 green label (started off with poor burn, straightened out but overall, I won't go out of my way to ever smoke this again)
Añejo 48
Añejo 48
January 27th:
CAO LFX 2 Pyramid (not bad)
Oliva "V" Pyramid (also not bad)
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Originally Posted by Cigarbear
Yep, my exact experience on Wednesday as well. I've smoked other Serie V and never had this problem. It was tight but not so much so that I had to toss the cigar out the window. I'd rather have them a little on the tight side than too loose. Too loose of a draw is far more annoying IMO.
5 Vegas aren't bad!:smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tdre977
Next month, I want you to report that you found the Davidoff Shop in Manhattan and you smoked a Davidoff Millennium Churchill.
It opened up nicely for the second and last third. I'll buy them again when I finish off the box.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
I will be in the city this Monday......maybe I'll make a quick stop, tho 25$ a stick seems a little rich for my budget.:smiley6:Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86