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    Quote Originally Posted by badwhale View Post
    another stolen lonnie M
    Who are you stealing these from?!?!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingbeefy View Post
    Who are you stealing these from?!?!?
    From your stash.

    Actually, my neighbor uses my humidor as a cigar locker. I asked him for a couple.
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    Together we burn, together we burn away

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    Smoked a Tatuaje 10th anny lancero that's been sitting in my humi since the infamous 2014 Fantasy season. Outstanding.

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    I'm about to try this guy. A bit of a crack on the head, hope it does 't mess things up. We'll see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingbeefy View Post
    I'm about to try this guy. A bit of a crack on the head, hope it does 't mess things up. We'll see.
    That crack in head I mentioned, yeah it messed things up. It completed exploded and fell apart as I pushed through in absolute denial. Terrible wrapper and uncomfortably huge ring (I know, I know). Didn't much like this one. Oh well.

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    Antonio Havana. Light brown maduro. Toro sized maybe. I picked up two of these from a dude rolling at the Texas state fair back in September or October. The cigars are pretty good but the evening was even better. Great company, a whole snapper on the grill, nice wine and scotch which I intend on elaborating on at a later time.

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    Buena Vista Edicion limitada 2008 after a great second wet shave.

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    Leaf by Oscar Corojo

    My 1st one. Neat packaging and a pretty good looking cigar. Medium draw and spicy. About to light it up. I'll report back later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingbeefy View Post
    Leaf by Oscar Corojo

    My 1st one. Neat packaging and a pretty good looking cigar. Medium draw and spicy. About to light it up. I'll report back later.
    It was alright. Not great. Not terrible. Alright.

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    Sunday night was a Avo LE05. Nice as it was back then - age has done them well (burned my fingers smoking it)!!!

    Last night was a Griffin's XII (the perfecto). Again - nice as I remember them - another finger burner!

    Damn shame I can't get any more of either of those...

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    So a while back my brother was in Cuba for the cigar festival. He brought back a bunch and shared with me. One of the cigars he gave me was a Partagás Salomones which was supposed to be a real high end Partagas cigar. I tried to smoke it........yep that's right, "tried". It was rolled way too tight and even though I tried with my long metal skewer to open it up a bit I could barely get a drag out of it. Had it been smokable I think it would have been a very good cigar but as it stands, all I really got out of it was annoyance.

    Sadly, this is all too common with the Cuban's and I'm quickly getting to the point where I'm going to just stop buying them. When 1 out of every 5 is unsmokable, it's just not worth spending the money on them. Especially when there are so many really really good non Cuban's out there and 149 out of every 150 of them is rolled perfectly. I've had the odd non Cuban that was a little tight, but still smokable so even the "not perfect" ones that slip by they QA department are still decent.
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    Diesel Unholy Cocktail Shorty

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    My very first Diesel cigar...strong cigar.

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    Romeo and Julietas 1875 Clemenceaus gifted to me by my cigar mentor, Sarge to get me through the bad weather we're experiencing in Houston. It's got some age on it, but a great smoke. I see why he exclusively smokes R&J 1875s.

    A strong contender for spot number two on my top three after Illusione Rothechilds.


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    My first Ashton VSG torpedo, very stout smoke.



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    ERDM Choix Supreme last night, very good. H. Upmann Mag 50 today. I have loved every one of these. Only 3 left.

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    Añejo that I got from Mr. George 3.5 years ago. A very enjoyable smoke. Thank you!
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    Came back to show off my ash, practice my formatting, and post whore a bit.

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    Came back to show off my ash, practice my formatting, and post whore a bit.
    Nice!

    Tonight for me. RASCC '13 and ERdM '14
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    Together we burn, together we burn away

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    No cigar tonight, but over father's day weekend, I put a hurting on my stash. Padron 26's, RASCC and Padron 3000s

    Happy belated father's day!
    The powers that be might take it all away
    Together we burn, together we burn away

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