At the end of each week I look forward to my Saturday work cigar. Zino Crown Barrell. :smiley41:
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At the end of each week I look forward to my Saturday work cigar. Zino Crown Barrell. :smiley41:
Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real Churchill while sitting on the back porch in the sun :smiley1:
sammis
Oliva Serie V Double Robusto
WOW!
Had one in the same fashion this afternoon...the weather was too good to pass up for Feb..Quote:
Originally Posted by sammis
Right now I'm having a 5 Vegas Miami thanks to Spiffy...very toasty!
- last nite
- MB3 robusto - really smooth
- Anejo #49 - :smiley14:
- right now
- my first CAO Criollo robusto -- wolf bait!
Friday I had:
-Flor de Oliva Maduro, had this on the drive into work
-Madurioto, had this on break
-San Cristobal Supremo, had this while watching Aeonflux
-Padron 3000 Maduro, had this while watching Tenacious D Complete Masterworks Part 1
Saturday I had:
-Gurkha Napalease Warrior, I had this while finishing Tenacious D Part 1
-5 Vegas Cask Strength, had this while watching Hellboy - Blood and Iron
Had one of these. See the oil come up on the wrapper? Siglo IV with just over two years of age. Really a treat.
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PSD#4
mhmmm
Gurkha Ancient Warrior...nice wine-like flavor I haven't experienced before...
RASCC on the way to work with an espresso
several Monte Minis during the day at breaks
right now a RASS, and it's tasting great!:smiley37:
[SIZE="4"]Aurora 100 Anos Belicoso
Cuvee Blanco robusto - great cigar. A little harsh in the middle but that will mellow with some time. I'm getting more of these. :smiley20:
San Cristobal Torpedo
Wow, spicy!! But good :smiley1:
sammis
Bolivar Toro
Horrible cigar. I was contemplating buying a box, since I enjoy the Bolivar Confradia so much. TOTALLY different cigar. Me no likey.
I'll stick to Bolivar ISOMs and the Confradia.
Andrew
Today was a rare three-cigar day for me.
This morning I smoked an Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto, which is a great cigar, IMHO.
This evening I smoked a Gurkha Regent Toro, which was very nice, and went well with a glass of Tullamore Dew.
I also smoked a Free Cuba Churchill later with a couple of beers. It was pretty good for the (very low) price, if largely unremarkable. It benefited quite a bit from a month in the humidor. I smoked one a couple of weeks ago, and found it less tolerable.
Weird. We smoked the same thing today.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Catfish
This morning IT Super Fuerto Mad.
Right now Gurkha Regent with a White Russian
Last night Punch Double Corona ISOM. It was huge and it was delicious.
I guess we have similar taste,:smiley41: My IT Super Fuerte was the Natural rather than the maduro.Quote:
Originally Posted by chefchris
ETA: I have some Regent Nepalese warriors to try after they have been in the humidor a while. I hear they are your favorite. :)
Ya, they've been one of my go to smokes for a while. I need to get on cbid and get my hands on some more.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Catfish
Romeo y Julieta Churchill in Tubo.
Mild to Medium smoke that gave me a nice pleasant 2 hour smoke.
sammis
Good CAO Criollo followed by an equally good A. Fuente to end the day...
A pretty good Sunday for me...
Monte Mini driving to pick up a golf buddy
Bolivar Maduro Churchill (NC) while playing golf
Partagas Coronas Senior during the post game BBQ
RyJ Churchill with my cousin befor he deploys to East Timor (he smoked a Monte #2)
and right now... a RASS while watching Old School
Well, they're a bit too expensive for me to have very frequently.... unless cbid keeps serving them up at low prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by chefchris
Being somewhat new to this whole thing, I have been searching for the "go to" smoke, a good balance between quality and price. So far, I'm really pleased with the Oliveros 1927. I like the Regents more, but the price is a bit too high to have them except when there's a good deal.
Ya, the only way I would buy any Gurkha would be through CBid. Their MSRP is ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Catfish
It's 71 here in MS and sunny. So I've been sitting outside smoking a Perdomo Cuban Wheel Double Corono that I got from pubspears back in July on my birthday. I absolutely love this cigar. Listening to some Sufjan Stevens and sipping on Cognac. Glorious day.
I had a Boli Gold Medal from Ken. It was awesome, thank you Ken!
Rocky Patel Sun Grown this morning and thinking about maybe a Gurka Titan for this evening.
sammis
Over the weekend:
Gurkha Royal Brigade
Cuesta Rey Centro Fino Sungrown Torpedo
Oliva Serie G Maduro mini-belicoso
Padron 4000
I'm gonna settle in with Thomas Pynchon and a San Cristobal Monumento momentarily. I can't wait to try this one.
:smiley1:
Good RyJ Reserva Real Churchill to start the day, followed by a diisapointingly mild Cohiba Toro....
RASS on the way to work (a nice, leisurely start to the day)
3 Monte Minis during the day at breaks and lunch
RASCC on the way home
JLP Cremas right now before calling it a day.
cao brazillia, santa clara special res, jose l.piedra... Bit of a freshman so open to any recommends... Just started stocking my humidor..
Cheers
Geoff...
Big smoked Rib dinner followed by a Perdomo Habano Torpedo Corojo. Good strong smoke and a nice finish. Probably one of the biggest nicotine buzzes I've gotten in a while :smiley1:
sammis
I'll squeeze in a Partagas 5x38 during my lunch break. :smiley41:
There is a Saint Louis Rey Rothchilde (54 x 5) calling my name for lunch.
Wonderful 3-day weekend!
02/16/2008:
San Cristobal - Toro
Like someone eloquently said, "A maduro La Aroma de Cuba".
02/18/2008:
After 18-holes of golf with my dad, I came home to a PAN 64 Corona and drank a couple Yeungling. What a beautiful day!
Horrible St. Lois Rey, then a CAO Vision (hope the price goes down on these in time so I can get a box...)
Last nite at a herf:
Coronado by La Flor
SLR Double Corona ISOM
HdM Double Corona ISOM
Tonight:
Edge Sumatra with some Knob Creek.
First one of these I've had and I'm enjoying it very much. It's got some spice to it. I could feel it on my lips before I took the first puff.
Got this in a trade with the Sarge. Thanks, Ken! :smiley20:
Now I'm going to lay my pain stricken body down and watch Planet of the Dinosaurs.
tried out a Tinberbox La Reserva #3 Natural. Don't really know what to think about it.
Finished the night out with a Puros Indios Pyramid Special Aged. This was a nice cigar, mainly medium with occasional burst of spice, especially toward the last third. Nice finish. Had a bit of Macallan Cask Strength along with this cigar and it made a nice match.
sammis
H. Upmann Monarch
Montecristo Churchhill (My new fav. mild cigar)
CAO Maduro (Creamy taste of Heaven....)
Good cigar day for me overall....tomorrow might be even better :smiley37:
I'm having a Padron 64 Imperial. Sarah got me this cigar for Christmas. It's very good so far ... surprise. I'm celebrating a long day at work and getting done at 3pm instead of 4:30 because I kick ass at upholstery. :smiley37:
home after the 6th 14 hour day in a row. straight to the JDN consul and a beer, skip dinner(Finley ate lunch at 4) then probably a 1495 preferdo, end the night with another consul AM then back up at 6
Dustin