Whatcha smokin tonight?
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Carlos Tora
"Any cigar smoker is friend, because I know how he feels." Alfred de Musset
"A fine cigar is just like a woman. If you don't light it up just right and suck on it with a certain frequency, it will go out on you." Unknown
“A pipe is to the troubled soul what caresses of a mother are for her suffering child.” Indian Proverb0 -
Park Ave maddy. Started great, but was frought with burn issues by the 2nd third and never got itself together (despite my desperate attempts lol). Shame, it started out very nice!0
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It is not going to blow anyone away but it is a decent everyday stick. I put my thoughts in the thread currently going on itBigT06:
how was the Fresh rolled AJ?fla-gypsy:Today's line up: 0530- Carlos Torano 1959 Exodus Silver, 0800-Jdn Fuerte Series B, 1130- Cu-Avana Intenso Gordo, 1600- Perdomo Habano, 2000- AJ Fresh Rolled ROTT. Very good variety today!0 -
1st up a macanudo conny corona0
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Just left Casa Fuente in Vegas...Had a Mojito and a Casa Fuente House Blend....EXCELLENT COMBO0
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LFD Cameroon Cabinet #1. Wonderful cigar.0
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next up a macanudo vintage 97 maduro0
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Love those. Got another 5r on the way.jj20030:next up a macanudo vintage 97 maduro
Im going to try a Tat. Fausto tonight.0 -
Cuba Libre One
"Any cigar smoker is friend, because I know how he feels." Alfred de Musset
"A fine cigar is just like a woman. If you don't light it up just right and suck on it with a certain frequency, it will go out on you." Unknown
“A pipe is to the troubled soul what caresses of a mother are for her suffering child.” Indian Proverb0 -
Band or no band? I'm curious about the recent banded batch.Russ55:LFD Cameroon Cabinet #1. Wonderful cigar.0 -
Perdomo Maduro Tenth Anniversary Robusto and A Cuba Libre Brute, both good solid smokes. I'd recommend these to anyone.0
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cain daytona (Edit) this one is a corona and so far this is my favorite vitola. zesty!!0
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right on, this is gettin chewy, yummyt_evan50:
Love those. Got another 5r on the way.jj20030:next up a macanudo vintage 97 maduro
Im going to try a Tat. Fausto tonight.0 -
A well rested 5 Vegas Cask strength II , yummy stick
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Great choice! I love the Cask Strenght!Herfin'' Chef:A well rested 5 Vegas Cask strength II , yummy stick
"Any cigar smoker is friend, because I know how he feels." Alfred de Musset
"A fine cigar is just like a woman. If you don't light it up just right and suck on it with a certain frequency, it will go out on you." Unknown
“A pipe is to the troubled soul what caresses of a mother are for her suffering child.” Indian Proverb0 -
cao brazil another great maduro from cao0
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Just finished a 5 Vegas AAA that's been in the humidor since March.0
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Romeo Y Julieta 1875 Bully.0
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Band. Heh. Now I'm curious about the unbanded. Are the Banded ones still in production? I could definitely see a cab purchase, or split in the future.j0z3r:
Band or no band? I'm curious about the recent banded batch.Russ55:LFD Cameroon Cabinet #1. Wonderful cigar.0 -
Earlier this afternoon I partcipated in a Ghurkha C-10... Nice smoke, took a long time though!0
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RCY Cigars:Just finished a 5 Vegas AAA that's been in the humidor since March.
I need to try one of those here soon. Been hearing good things about it...got me thinking there RCY.0 -
As far as I know, the banded ones are newer production, I don't know if they're making more or if they're done.Russ55:
Band. Heh. Now I'm curious about the unbanded. Are the Banded ones still in production? I could definitely see a cab purchase, or split in the future.j0z3r:
Band or no band? I'm curious about the recent banded batch.Russ55:LFD Cameroon Cabinet #1. Wonderful cigar.0 -
Had a My Father last night, had my first 5 Vegas Limitada 2010 tonight. I was a bit disappointed with the My Father, but I'm pretty sure it was just a bad stick. I was thoroughly impressed by the Limitada, I will always be keeping them in my humidor, if I can.0
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The My Father really needs some time to shine, I'd recommend no less than 12 months, and more in the neighborhood of 24-30+ months. Recently I smoked one that had right around 2 years and it was fantastic, smooth, complex and just bursting with flavor. Your patience will be rewarded.Marmico:Had a My Father last night, had my first 5 Vegas Limitada 2010 tonight. I was a bit disappointed with the My Father, but I'm pretty sure it was just a bad stick. I was thoroughly impressed by the Limitada, I will always be keeping them in my humidor, if I can.0 -
Tonight I am having a Diesel Unlimited with several pours of Bulleit Rye.
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Padron 1926 no.6 natty. Pretty pretty pretty good0
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I appreciate the suggestion, I'll have to get some more and set them aside for a good while. Its hard to imagine aging something for 2 years, since I haven't even been smoking for two years! Do you feel the same aging is needed for the Le Bijou?j0z3r:
The My Father really needs some time to shine, I'd recommend no less than 12 months, and more in the neighborhood of 24-30+ months. Recently I smoked one that had right around 2 years and it was fantastic, smooth, complex and just bursting with flavor. Your patience will be rewarded.Marmico:Had a My Father last night, had my first 5 Vegas Limitada 2010 tonight. I was a bit disappointed with the My Father, but I'm pretty sure it was just a bad stick. I was thoroughly impressed by the Limitada, I will always be keeping them in my humidor, if I can.0 -
CAO La Traviata!0
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I haven't had the experience with the Le Bijou to say how much time it needs, but I do feel it needs at least a year. That's my opinion though, I can't really say if you would agree. I will say that in general DPG cigars tend to do well with time, so you can't really go wrong aging any of his blends.Marmico:
I appreciate the suggestion, I'll have to get some more and set them aside for a good while. Its hard to imagine aging something for 2 years, since I haven't even been smoking for two years! Do you feel the same aging is needed for the Le Bijou?j0z3r:
The My Father really needs some time to shine, I'd recommend no less than 12 months, and more in the neighborhood of 24-30+ months. Recently I smoked one that had right around 2 years and it was fantastic, smooth, complex and just bursting with flavor. Your patience will be rewarded.Marmico:Had a My Father last night, had my first 5 Vegas Limitada 2010 tonight. I was a bit disappointed with the My Father, but I'm pretty sure it was just a bad stick. I was thoroughly impressed by the Limitada, I will always be keeping them in my humidor, if I can.0 -
Any advice is good advice. My palate has advanced far faster than my knowledge of the industry or of cigars. I can pick out every little nuance, but I don't know the first thing about why they're in that particular cigar. Speaking of which, I think I'm going to cap the night off with a Prensado.j0z3r:
I haven't had the experience with the Le Bijou to say how much time it needs, but I do feel it needs at least a year. That's my opinion though, I can't really say if you would agree. I will say that in general DPG cigars tend to do well with time, so you can't really go wrong aging any of his blends.Marmico:
I appreciate the suggestion, I'll have to get some more and set them aside for a good while. Its hard to imagine aging something for 2 years, since I haven't even been smoking for two years! Do you feel the same aging is needed for the Le Bijou?j0z3r:
The My Father really needs some time to shine, I'd recommend no less than 12 months, and more in the neighborhood of 24-30+ months. Recently I smoked one that had right around 2 years and it was fantastic, smooth, complex and just bursting with flavor. Your patience will be rewarded.Marmico:Had a My Father last night, had my first 5 Vegas Limitada 2010 tonight. I was a bit disappointed with the My Father, but I'm pretty sure it was just a bad stick. I was thoroughly impressed by the Limitada, I will always be keeping them in my humidor, if I can. 0
