I had two Sol Cuban Cubano Cabinet Rubustos. We are supposed to get 6 inches of snow tonight. After about three inches, I grabbed a stick and started the snow blower. About an hour later, another inch fell, so I grabbed another stick and decided to shovel. It was more of a one handed push.
Smoked a LFD Double Ligero Chisel Maduro a couple days ago. As always, an incredible cigar. It is without question in my top ten, probably top five. Love this cigar.
Im havin a Gurkah. Its a little robusto with a shaggy foot i have no idea what kind it is but its alright.
That would be a Gurkha Shaggy robusto. I've had a few and the first was fantastic, the second wasn't quite up to par. I think it was a bit under-humidified.
Today i got 2 sticks in. First was a Padilla Habano in the afternoon, great smoke. Tonight I paid tribute to the DD and had a Centurian and it was really good. Got more of those on the way thanks to a buddy who worked out a trade with me for a few 5 packs. Thanks Ccom for the great deals!
Had another great cigar from the Alec Bradley line last night. Picked up a Family Blend from the B&M and this was another home run! I can honestly understand why this one made the top 25 in CA this year. Perfect burn and draw with tons of flavor! I haven't had an AB cigar yet I didn't like.
yesterday I had a Padilla Miami Churchill (pepin blend), my last one. It was fantastic as always, actually hit some floral notes amongst a nice spice. A great smoke I will miss having every once in a while. Later I had a DPG Cuban Classic that I had done some minor repair to from a split (prolly over humidified at the shop I bought it). I was pleasantly surprise that the burn was spot on and it was an excellent smoke. Glad I took the time to repair it and let it rest about a month.
I've had a bunch the last couple of days but I can't remember them all. I know I had a 5 Vegas Limitada 2009 on Friday. If I remember, the burn was ok and then cigar itself was ok. I felt that this one might have had some issues I got a few more. I just felt that the wrapper seemed shoddy. But it may have just been me. I think I had a Gurka Rare Breed that night too. It was an ok smoke. Nothing to get excited about. I have really liked this smoke before so maybe this one was a dud. I can't remember what the third cigar was that I had.
Yesterday I had a RP Fusion Toro. This cigar was cracking and the draw felt really loose. It smoked OK. A little bitter but not much. The burn was actually pretty good for having cracks in the wrapper.
Last night I had a Camacho 1962 PE. It had been a long time since I had one & I'm pretty sure when I did smoke it I probably ruined it. Nice smoke that I really enjoyed. My friend just moved back and he had a Graycliff 1666 and really liked it. Tonight we are going to continue our smoking session while watching USA hockey & MSU basketball. I'm thinking it might be time to try the 262 and follow it up with a 5 vegas Relic.
Im havin a Gurkah. Its a little robusto with a shaggy foot i have no idea what kind it is but its alright.
That would be a Gurkha Shaggy robusto. I've had a few and the first was fantastic, the second wasn't quite up to par. I think it was a bit under-humidified.
Thanks for the name. It was a really good cigar. Definatly one of the better gurkahs ive smoked.
Had a 262 Revolution Paradigm torpedo. This was the first Revolution torpedo I've smoked and enjoyed it. Big and husky, full of flavor. Tried something I've never done before - washed it down with Patron Silver tequila as a palate cleanser. Wow, the Patron brought out the citrus in the Revolution. Who'd o' thunk it?
Smoked a LFD Double Ligero Chisel Maduro a couple days ago. As always, an incredible cigar. It is without question in my top ten, probably top five. Love this cigar.
Ditto. It's one ass-kickin sum b*tch. I love smoking that cigar, and I really like the chisel shape. It feels better in the mouth and somehow makes the cigar "easier" to smoke. I wish there were others like it.
Well I just got in 10 Gurkha's Cuban Legacy's so I am going to give one a shot right out of the box. I did a box trade with lilwing88 on these so I am looking forward to them!
Smoked a LFD Double Ligero Chisel Maduro a couple days ago. As always, an incredible cigar. It is without question in my top ten, probably top five. Love this cigar.
Ditto. It's one ass-kickin sum b*tch. I love smoking that cigar, and I really like the chisel shape. It feels better in the mouth and somehow makes the cigar "easier" to smoke. I wish there were others like it.
As I remember, Litto Gomez makes another cigar in the chisel shape in his own name brand. Don't quote me on that, lol.
Smoked a LFD Double Ligero Chisel Maduro a couple days ago. As always, an incredible cigar. It is without question in my top ten, probably top five. Love this cigar.
Ditto. It's one ass-kickin sum b*tch. I love smoking that cigar, and I really like the chisel shape. It feels better in the mouth and somehow makes the cigar "easier" to smoke. I wish there were others like it.
As I remember, Litto Gomez makes another cigar in the chisel shape in his own name brand. Don't quote me on that, lol.
thats true. the B&M where the herf is on the 27th carries them.
today i smoked a Man-o-War that had about 16 months on it. as far as i can tell that thing ages fairly well.
Had a Perdomo ESV '91 double corona second to start off my day, I can't get over how much I like these and how cheap they are. Later was an Alec Bradley Tempus Quadrum, much better than the first one I had which, admittedly, I smoked fresh out of the mailbox and was over-humidified and the cigar suffered for it. Last up was a pair of Padron 3000 naturals with about 14 months on them, I'd been straying away from Padron for some reason and tonight I remembered why they are one of my favorite cigars...always nice to get back in touch with an old friend.
Smoked a LFD Double Ligero Chisel Maduro a couple days ago. As always, an incredible cigar. It is without question in my top ten, probably top five. Love this cigar.
Ditto. It's one ass-kickin sum b*tch. I love smoking that cigar, and I really like the chisel shape. It feels better in the mouth and somehow makes the cigar "easier" to smoke. I wish there were others like it.
As I remember, Litto Gomez makes another cigar in the chisel shape in his own name brand. Don't quote me on that, lol.
Litto Gomez Diez...a dominican puro that is fantastic in my opinion
GH Corojo #5 Robusto, Padilla Cazadore Toro Gordo, La Flor De Cano Selectos, Cu-avana Intenso Torpedo(It was a butt kicker too)
what did you think of the Casadores Toro Gordo? I have a few resting, a few toros and a few toro gordos. And I love the Cu-Avana intenso!! man what a great stick.
GH Corojo #5 Robusto, Padilla Cazadore Toro Gordo, La Flor De Cano Selectos, Cu-avana Intenso Torpedo(It was a butt kicker too)
what did you think of the Casadores Toro Gordo? I have a few resting, a few toros and a few toro gordos. And I love the Cu-Avana intenso!! man what a great stick.
The Cazadores need to rest a bit and I find the draw almost too good. I use a punch or V cut to limit how much air I pull on them. The first half is nothing special but when it hits the sweet spot it comes around nice. Only a medium in body. I think this would be better in a smaller size. It is one honking cigar in your hand.
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Yesterday I had a RP Fusion Toro. This cigar was cracking and the draw felt really loose. It smoked OK. A little bitter but not much. The burn was actually pretty good for having cracks in the wrapper.
ACID 5......damn strike 2. I was thinking they would be more like the Opulence 3, but found out they taist like most every other ACID.
today i smoked a Man-o-War that had about 16 months on it. as far as i can tell that thing ages fairly well.