Taking Wasabi for a walk with an Olive Series V Double Robusto, 5.0" x 54.
What Cigar are You Smoking? 2023
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@cshubhra If that was my cigar it would just be a long stub of ash after smoking it down in one big drag
We just had this conversation in the WAYS thread@cshubhra If that was my cigar it would just be a long stub of ash after smoking it down in one big drag
After a day of working on the track loader, a Roma Craft Intemperance perfecto.
Well, that was wholly unremarkable.
Having a Torano Noventa Santiago Robusto, 5.0" x 49 on the porch.
How does the Piedra compare to the Quintero? I seem to recall the Piedras getting some love on some CC forums, but don't really remember. Since the going rate for a standard Robusto is around 30 bucks down here, I'll take any deal I can find.
Illusione Singulare with a cup of Oxxo coffee since I dropped my fancy cortado and didn't feel like going back since it's a tropical storm and all. This is a marvelous cigar, and I can't think of a better way to pass the time during my first ever tropical storm, which has been pretty mild so far thankfully
Nicaraguan overrun with some Columbian coffee
Deadwood Leather Rose was interesting. The sweet wrapper and earthy filler was an intriguing experience.
After yesterday’s disappointing RomaCaft Intemperance, I decided to take another run at it and try the RomaCraft Cromagnon Robusto Extra.
I bought these seegars from Smokingpipes, and it’s possible that they are too wet. If this one sucks, I’ll put the rest of them away for a year or so, let them age and dry out a bit.
I bought these seegars from Smokingpipes, and it’s possible that they are too wet. If this one sucks, I’ll put the rest of them away for a year or so, let them age and dry out a bit.
I found the Piedra quite good - better than the Quintero. Having said that, it tunneled at around the 2/3 mark, and I could not finish it.
Of course it does not compare to the names like Monte or Romeo Y Julieta but, overall I enjoyed while it was burning properly.
Quintero was slightly less flavorful but it burned properly till the end
Just finished Rocky Patel Sun Grown. Admittedly I smoked during an audio meeting with very little focus on the cigar, but I found it quite tasty and satisfying
Having a Rocky Patel The Edge Corojo Robusto, 5.5" x 50 on the porch. A fitting on our bathroom sink failed over the weekend. Fortunately, we were home at the time and were able to shut off the water before too much water spilled into the basement. Some boxes got wet and I was able to move them (they didn’t soak through). This could’ve been truly disastrous as thousands of my LPs are stored down there in boxes while we work on the house. Our regular plumber was on vacation, but his recommended substitute was able to come today and replace the faucet fixture. Whew!
Decided to take a nap instead.