Today's smokes......

[CoventryCat86]

September 24th:
The Edge by Rocky Patel Torpedo

I smoked quite a few cigars during my trip to and from Richmond last weekend (EIGHT hours one way ) AND a whole lot of cigars while I was there courtesy of altbier from ClubStogie.

I can't even begin to remember what I smoked my memory isn't what it used to be.

[prophetic_joe]

gonna go get me a b-day smoke.

thinking a LGC

nope a small h.upman needed a short smoke too buggy outside

[basil]

La Aurora Preferido Ruby Maduro

Padron 1926 #2 nat.

[nhcigarfan]

Yesterday : Monti white #2


and a fire petite corona

[Devil Doc]

After brunch today I smoked a cigar that I purchased by accident. The band art is similar to a I cigar I often enjoy and I guess I was distracted as I grabbed it out of the shop's hummidor. Anyway this La Aroma de Cuba, a 6 x 48 I estimate, was a fine med. body cigar. Nothing remarkable except its constuction which was impecable. This smoke was a joy to hold in my hand.

[CoventryCat86]

September 25th:
Padron 1926 #9 maduro
Jose Piedra Cazadores

[Mazeman]

Dinner:
Buttermilk fried chicken, mashed potatoes, pan gravy, peas and home-made apple pie (apples picked today) with sharp Vermont cheddar cheese.
After Dinner:
The Griffin's #200 Lonsdale
18 yo Highland Park Scotch

I ask you, can life get any better?

[mithril]

that dinner sounds wonderful. i haven't tried that cigar though. hope you enjoyed it

[MMAB]

Started the day with a Sherpa Diablo Presidente (?) - A big-ass cigar. I admit I was skeptical about another "economy" cigar, but these are actually quite good considering. Smooth, mild with great body although a little bitter near the end. But hey...for a few bucks a stick not bad. Not one I would buy by the box, but a 5-pack from CBid now and then ain't bad.

Then...this afternoon was an Indian Tabac Super Fuerte that I've had in the humidor for a few months. A great improvement from right out of the box.

Tonight....a Torano Exodus Silver '59 Gran Churchill.

I'm wired on Starbucks and I'm off tomorrow (knock on wood), so there may be another in the line-up. Fuente Cuban Belicoso SG???? Hmmmm....

[Mazeman]

that dinner sounds wonderful. i haven't tried that cigar though. hope you enjoyed it

It was quite good. However, the cigar was actually the weak point of the evening.
I could have had one of my Davidoff's or a Graycliff,, but I don't feel I've done enough good in this life to deserve that amount of pleasure all in one evening.

In fact I'm currently trying to fend off my wife's advances by telling her "I am not worthy!"

[Lopaka]

24 Sep
A Fuente Hemingway
Black Peral

25 Sep
No Smoke today

[basil]

ERdM rob. oscuro - a fav

[CoventryCat86]

Dinner:
Buttermilk fried chicken, mashed potatoes, pan gravy, peas and home-made apple pie (apples picked today) with sharp Vermont cheddar cheese.
After Dinner:
The Griffin's #200 Lonsdale
18 yo Highland Park Scotch

I ask you, can life get any better?

Possibly, how 'bout substituting some Glenfiddich Gran Reserva (22yo) for the Highland Park?

[stjohnroe]

Yesterday a San Cristobal DLH Principe while walking around a lake with the family.

[Mazeman]

Possibly, how 'bout substituting some Glenfiddich Gran Reserva (22yo) for the Highland Park?

I use that to start fires in my woodstove.

Actually, it sounds quite good. I have a bottle of The Macallan Gran Reserva that I'm waiting for the right occasion to open.

[Baron Porthos]

It was quite good. However, the cigar was actually the weak point of the evening.
I could have had one of my Davidoff's or a Graycliff,, but I don't feel I've done enough good in this life to deserve that amount of pleasure all in one evening.

In fact I'm currently trying to fend off my wife's advances by telling her "I am not worthy!"

LOL
Stay Strong in your convictions Mazeman.

Try Oban 14yr old

[Baron Porthos]

I forgot to mention I finally had an OPUS X from the TAA yesterday. Wonderful smoke. This morning I had the Carlos Torano Dominican Selection Carlos VII nice way to start my day.

[Corona Gigante]

We've not been enjoying great cigar smoking weather the last few days. I did manage to sneak in my first ever A/F Opus X (I think it was a XXX) Sunday morning, between the end of the storm and the return of the record-breaking heat. All I can say is, I'm beginning to understand what all the fuss is about. Excellent construction, easy draw, interesting, complex flavor, heavy on the fruit and manure. I scorched my fingertips on it.

Thanks again to whoever it was who gifted me this cigar which I would probably never have tried otherwise.

[CoventryCat86]

We've not been enjoying great cigar smoking weather the last few days. I did manage to sneak in my first ever A/F Opus X (I think it was a XXX) Sunday morning, between the end of the storm and the return of the record-breaking heat. All I can say is, I'm beginning to understand what all the fuss is about. Excellent construction, easy draw, interesting, complex flavor, heavy on the fruit and manure. I scorched my fingertips on it.

Thanks again to whoever it was who gifted me this cigar which I would probably never have tried otherwise.

LMFAO!! I'd bet that if you would have remembered that it was me wo gifted you that cigar, you never would have posted this.........

You're welcome (I guess).

However, you taught me a valuable lesson.

[Drake]

LMFAO!! I'd bet that if you would have remembered that it was me wo gifted you that cigar, you never would have posted this.........

You're welcome (I guess).

However, you taught me a valuable lesson.

it may have had something to do with the fact that he was sent so many 'i'm sorry' sticks from so many people that he lost track.



this weekend, i had a Partagas Petit Corona Especiales and a Romeo y Julieta Petit Corona