Very cool, thanks for putting that together Michael (and thanks for the cigars). Interesting to see how our thoughts lined up.
snapping whippers
Very cool, thanks for putting that together Michael (and thanks for the cigars). Interesting to see how our thoughts lined up.
Originally Posted by badwhale
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Yep, thanks for the sticks Michael, and for not requiring me to submit two posts to review them.
GhostRidin the GhostShip
I was gona throw them all in one big post, but the picture limit is 12. So that idea was thrown out the window.
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Yep good thread, nice work. I liked the DPG Padillas. Haven't been really pleased myself with the new blends.
Last edited by nhcigarfan; 06-01-2011 at 06:31 AM. Reason: Like to liked. Should have been past tense.
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What, no chocolate???
As an aside, Ernesto Padilla's father, Heberto, was born in 1932, hence the name of the cigar. Heberto was a poet, and influenced many to turn against Castro after "L'affair Padilla" in 1971. (It was big news in Canada back then, anyhow.)
Heberto's obituary at the Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2000/...bituaries.cuba
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You sure do have some good and interesting knowledge to share with us. Another good read, that.What, no chocolate???
As an aside, Ernesto Padilla's father, Heberto, was born in 1932, hence the name of the cigar. Heberto was a poet, and influenced many to turn against Castro after "L'affair Padilla" in 1971. (It was big news in Canada back then, anyhow
Heberto's obituary at the Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2000/...bituaries.cuba
Yay! Cigars!
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