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    Today I finally smoked one of my Perdomos. A Cabinet La Tradicion Series P. Whatever that means... Whoa! I guess this is what full-bodied means. I picked up the "chocolate" aftertaste I have been hearing about. And spicy. Definitely spicy. My tongue was on fire!
    Next I smoked a 5 Vegas Series "A" Anomaly. Thanks for the suggestion from someone here last week. This was a great smoke. Not like the Perdomo in any way but pure pleasure throughout the entire stick. I think I'm going to be a Honduras Maduro man.
    --Gerald

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    I'm in WAY over my head...then again, it's nice to be playing in the big leagues. On vacation I picked up some small Punches and they are great. I also have one Punch Rare Corojo that I'm saving for Sunday. My everyday cigars are Spirit of Cubas and I prefer the Habanos. Thanks for letting me be here with the big boys.

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    yesterday, Partagas 898 Varnished. Today, haven't decided yet.

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    Waited all day for weather to clear up enough and it did, so I had a Tierra Del Sol.
    It was mostly bland and unsatisfying until a little past halfway then it picked up a decent flavor(can't quite place it, kind of chocolatie I guess). I will let the others sit a couple weeks before trying it again.
    Brian Wells

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    Drove 85 miles to a tobacconist (Springfield, MO) and bought a few cigars. $2.79 per gallon for gas. On the way I smoked two more of those vile Moontrance. Each one gets worse but they're almost gone.
    This evening I smoked one of those no-label Nicaraguans; the ones that smell like a dog rocket but are fairly decent smokes. Unremarkable might be the right word.

    What did I buy for a later date, you ask? Well, they have a limit of two Padron 1964 per customer/per day. They had two left. Yes. Both. And a Montecristo #2 - to see what all the fuss is about.

    added: I was also dropping off a pipe to be repaired, not just buying three cigars!!!
    Last edited by designwise1; 08-19-2006 at 12:09 AM. Reason: added info
    --Gerald

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    Last night, I smoked a Don Diego Aniversario. I have not tried any of the Don Diego line and have heard mixed reviews. The Aniversario was a very nice cigar, IMHO. Well constructed and packing a complex flavor. Thanks, Newf!
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    Thursday

    AF CF Sungrown - this is an excellent cigar IMO
    Cuestra Rey #9 mad. pretty good - medium

    Friday

    Graycliff PGX I'd had in my humi for a while. OK, not worth the listed MSRP. The espresso is a much better cigar, but pretty high-priced.
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    I dunno what it was - it was unbanded. I'm going through all of the unbanded cigars sent to my by BOTL's... So far I'm batting a thousand - every one has been fantastic (this one was no exception). I just wish I knew what it was...

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    Well, I have gotten a little burned out on the selection of cigars in my coolidor, so I picked up a few today.

    I got a Padron '64 and a Padron '26 along with a few others.

    I tried the '64, and it started off a little bland. After the first quarter, I started picking up the flavor of this cigar and began to like it alot. Overall, I have to say that I really liked it, and I will try this one again. My question is...is the '26 stronger or have more flavor than the '64? I generally go for stronger cigars, and I am expecting more from the '26.

    Mike

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    Last night and today:
    A Pirate's Gold Maduro, an Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Toro Maduro, a 5 Vegas Corona, a Puros Indios Reserva Maxima Maduro in Media Corona and lastly, a Punch Rothschilds.
    The 5 Vegas was my favorite.
    --Gerald

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    Carlos Torano 1959 Exodus in my spot on the balcany. I love these smokes.
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    A friend of mine brought over a stale Macanudo. I didn't want to hurt his feelings so we tried to smoke them.
    There's only one store in town with a humidor and I'm not sure anyone there knows which end of a cigar to light. Anyway... They were hard, burned uneven, hard to draw, etc. We quit halfway through. I hate it that he wasted $15.
    I'm smoking a good one tomorrow...
    --Gerald

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    Over the weekend: JdN Antano, 5 Vegas Classic, and a Puros Ache maduro.

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    I relaxed with a VSG Illusion after dinner last night. Mmmmm mmmmmmmm good.
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    Sat.

    AF WOA mad. very nice
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    I enjoyed a 5 Vegas Series 'A' Artisan with a pint of Guinness. Perfect combo!

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    The highlight of my day was a cup of African coffee with a Montecristo Peruvian Especial #2. It started off spicy then became more mellow. Toasty toward the end. MUCH better than yesterday's smoke!
    --Gerald

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    Indian Tabac Cigar Co. Maduro with some of my Firestone Double Barrel. Great smoke and beer to end a horrible day.
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    Am I the only one using this as a cigar journal? What's the sound of one hand clapping? Help me out here...

    Tonight's smoke was one of those Cuba Aliados that I purchased from the evil auction. I wasn't expecting much but it was a good smoke. Not bland... mild is probably the word I'm looking for. Consistent flavors throughout - nutty taste. I could have smoked two of these back-to-back.
    --Gerald

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    RP Vintage 90' Robusto
    Camacho Havana Toro
    I am about to toast up a CAO Vision Robusto that was gifted to me on another forum.............I didn't want to,but it kept nagging me and stareing at me,I couldn't let it get away with that!
    A good cigar is as great a comfort to a man as a good cry to a woman. ....Edward G Bulwer-Lytton

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