Double Silvermousing that Viaje Zombie Farmer Bill Hatchet from last night from Travis and Shawn while I try and superglue my coral cigar rest back together and work from the garage. I had to step away from the cigar for dinner, but I did purge it and cut all the cherry and ash off the foot of the cigar to save it for later.
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Upper Realm and a pinch of Sir Walter Scott's Auld Alliance snuff, very nice.
"Auld Alliance is a coarsely ground moist snuff and another attempt to replicate a snuff from the Georgian era, using leaf only. Different Virginia and wild tobaccos make up the blend and during the maturing and fermentation process, I added a couple of vanilla pods to enhance the natural sweetness of the Virginias to create, I hope, a luxurious high nicotine snuff."
Good morning good people of the cigar web. Woke up a little later then normal today. So getting an early one in with some of Peter's exquisite coffee.
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Time to start my weekend. I get 2 days off in a row due to the holiday. Time to relax. The draw on this DPG is tighter than I've ever had on a DPG cigar before. It's hampering the experience. Having it with some Jameson Black Barrel. Good stuff. If you haven't tried it, you should
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Love you, too @peter4jc. I'm not as loveable as that ^ cigar but I am still working on it. May the source be with you.
Roasted some Kenya while smoking a Warped Don Reynaldo 70th 6x48 torpedo, medium to full and "smooth as a baby's bottom". Superb cigar, pricey but worth it once in a while.
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Double Silvermousing that Viaje Zombie Farmer Bill Hatchet from last night from Travis and Shawn while I try and superglue my coral cigar rest back together and work from the garage. I had to step away from the cigar for dinner, but I did purge it and cut all the cherry and ash off the foot of the cigar to save it for later.
Upper Realm and a pinch of Sir Walter Scott's Auld Alliance snuff, very nice.
"Auld Alliance is a coarsely ground moist snuff and another attempt to replicate a snuff from the Georgian era, using leaf only. Different Virginia and wild tobaccos make up the blend and during the maturing and fermentation process, I added a couple of vanilla pods to enhance the natural sweetness of the Virginias to create, I hope, a luxurious high nicotine snuff."
https://www.mrsnuff.com/products/sir-walter-scotts-aulde-alliance
This big boy from @VegasFrank , thanks man!
AJ Last Call Pequeñas.
Enjoyed a Saison 2011 when I got home today.
Hope you enjoy that thing @EgoBoundary. It's actually one of the better large ring cigars out there.
How is everyone's KNIGHT going?
It's my Friday, so I smoked this on the way home
Good morning good people of the cigar web. Woke up a little later then normal today. So getting an early one in with some of Peter's exquisite coffee.
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Padron Friday 4000
MF Flor de las Antillas TAA lancero
This Monte has the nicest smelling wrapper I've ever smelled. This is from @PuertoRicoShawn and it's fantastic. Thank you very much, Shawn!
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Knocked off work an hour early, had some time for this before my wife gets home.
When you’re finished changing, you’re finished. —Ben Franklin
Tat TAA 2020 from @Bigshizza I think. Thanks!
Time to start my weekend. I get 2 days off in a row due to the holiday. Time to relax. The draw on this DPG is tighter than I've ever had on a DPG cigar before. It's hampering the experience. Having it with some Jameson Black Barrel. Good stuff. If you haven't tried it, you should
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
No. 3 and a Perdomo 10th sungrown from @EgoBoundary . Thanks, Ernest. Good smoke.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
EIROA Cigars Salud, Amor y Pesetas The First 20 Years Colorado Corona Grande BP
Got a long name, must be good.
Edit: the cedar is heavy on this one.
I love the First 20 Years Colorado. And here's one you love Edward;
Love you, too @peter4jc. I'm not as loveable as that ^ cigar but I am still working on it. May the source be with you.
Roasted some Kenya while smoking a Warped Don Reynaldo 70th 6x48 torpedo, medium to full and "smooth as a baby's bottom". Superb cigar, pricey but worth it once in a while.
A great smoke from (@)Pete(4jc) Johnson
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." - Proverbs 27:17