Just got half way through an Ave Maria, then accidently inhaled... No bueno
Hey hey hey... that's my job, remember!? Sorry it burned you bro, if you aren't expecting it and actively inhaling it is one of the worse experiences while enjoying a stick. Sorry it happened to you, and hope the throat and lungs are doing better now
It was definately an accident. Now that I think about it, I'm surprised It has never happened to me before. I'm good though. No harm done. Honestly wasn't digging that particular cigar anyway.
So I was smoking one of the fine cigars you guys bomed the troops with, a Man-o-Ware Virtue, and as I was smoking I said to myself, "So this is how a cigar is supposed be." Perfect burn, perfect ash, perfect draw. Best cigar i've had yet. I was surprised that the entire cigar was pretty mild, but great at the same time. I had to sneek this smoke in tonight in preperation for our cigar party tomorrow. So far there are 11 men and 1 woman that will be very thankful tomorrow. Can't thank everyone enough for the sticks! It keeps getting better and better!
So I was smoking one of the fine cigars you guys bomed the troops with, a Man-o-Ware Virtue, and as I was smoking I said to myself, "So this is how a cigar is supposed be." Perfect burn, perfect ash, perfect draw. Best cigar i've had yet. I was surprised that the entire cigar was pretty mild, but great at the same time. I had to sneek this smoke in tonight in preperation for our cigar party tomorrow. So far there are 11 men and 1 woman that will be very thankful tomorrow. Can't thank everyone enough for the sticks! It keeps getting better and better!
Oh yeah, one of my favorite mild smokes to have in the morning with my coffee. Enjoy, everything doesn't have to be strong and spicy all the time.
Been smoking down my 5 Vegas lately Today was an A- Alpha Torpedo. Nice smoke earthy, Very smooth with hardly any spice bite at all. I've had this one a long time and it has aged very well. Enjoyable stick for a few bucks.
Started after my interviews and drug screening by sitting down at the b&m to relax and reflect. Had an Illusione Holy Lance (maduro) and darn near nubbed it... really truly enjoyable and if I could find more for trade I would in a heartbeat. Finished up the day with a JdN Antano corona size that I got from FTG and was floored with the flavor, burn, and most of all just how dense, white, and perfect the ash was and probably the single most razor sharp burn I have ever experienced in going on 7 years of smoking.... really want to have a few of these on hand from now on. Unfortunately, looked at the bank account, bills coming in etc, and decided I can't buy ANYTHING cigar related for at least the next 2 months So finding more of these bad boys I had today probably ain't gonna happen Figured it was far more important to have money to keep up the medication and doctor visits for my wife than to buy more cigars, so as of now I'm done buying. -- Brett
"When walking in open territory bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask them to stop. If they do not stop, destroy them."
Started after my interviews and drug screening by sitting down at the b&m to relax and reflect. Had an Illusione Holy Lance (maduro) and darn near nubbed it... really truly enjoyable and if I could find more for trade I would in a heartbeat. Finished up the day with a JdN Antano corona size that I got from FTG and was floored with the flavor, burn, and most of all just how dense, white, and perfect the ash was and probably the single most razor sharp burn I have ever experienced in going on 7 years of smoking.... really want to have a few of these on hand from now on. Unfortunately, looked at the bank account, bills coming in etc, and decided I can't buy ANYTHING cigar related for at least the next 2 months So finding more of these bad boys I had today probably ain't gonna happen Figured it was far more important to have money to keep up the medication and doctor visits for my wife than to buy more cigars, so as of now I'm done buying. -- Brett
was that a jdn 1970 or dark corojo? thinking the latter i dont see it in a 1970
How y'all doin Im fixin to smoke me one of them there AJ Virtues!!
lol doin' perty-near good here, caint complain! Them AJ Virtues is good 'ens. I hear they go well with a Keystone Light! (right, Keith Stone?!?)
Actually enjoying probably the warmest evening we're going to have until spring (just a guess, but looks like cooler weather is-a-comin'). Just fired up a Padilla '68 for the occasion. Not bad at all..
Started after my interviews and drug screening by sitting down at the b&m to relax and reflect. Had an Illusione Holy Lance (maduro) and darn near nubbed it... really truly enjoyable and if I could find more for trade I would in a heartbeat. Finished up the day with a JdN Antano corona size that I got from FTG and was floored with the flavor, burn, and most of all just how dense, white, and perfect the ash was and probably the single most razor sharp burn I have ever experienced in going on 7 years of smoking.... really want to have a few of these on hand from now on. Unfortunately, looked at the bank account, bills coming in etc, and decided I can't buy ANYTHING cigar related for at least the next 2 months So finding more of these bad boys I had today probably ain't gonna happen Figured it was far more important to have money to keep up the medication and doctor visits for my wife than to buy more cigars, so as of now I'm done buying. -- Brett
was that a jdn 1970 or dark corojo? thinking the latter i dont see it in a 1970
Dark Corojo... absolutely brilliant cigar
"When walking in open territory bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask them to stop. If they do not stop, destroy them."
How y'all doin Im fixin to smoke me one of them there AJ Virtues!!
lol doin' perty-near good here, caint complain! Them AJ Virtues is good 'ens. I hear they go well with a Keystone Light! (right, Keith Stone?!?)
Actually enjoying probably the warmest evening we're going to have until spring (just a guess, but looks like cooler weather is-a-comin'). Just fired up a Padilla '68 for the occasion. Not bad at all..
After loving the Wolfman last night, I decided to give the Face a one year visit. Boy, this thing has come a long way, awesome peanut brittle and really sweet honey flavors with a constant low and slow spice.
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Oh yeah, one of my favorite mild smokes to have in the morning with my coffee. Enjoy, everything doesn't have to be strong and spicy all the time.
i hope i never run out of these.
Actually enjoying probably the warmest evening we're going to have until spring (just a guess, but looks like cooler weather is-a-comin'). Just fired up a Padilla '68 for the occasion. Not bad at all..