Smoked great -- big, bold flavor. Not much sweetness. I needed something to compete with this crazy wind we're having. Kind of a weird vitola, though, like puffing on a pez dispenser.
What Cigar Are You Smoking, 2020?
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I just smoked an Acid Cigars Kuba Kuba that I had picked up months ago at a local B&M. I know next to nothing about cigars, and realize this may not be as high "tone" as some others. Nevertheless, I found it very refreshing and quite enjoyable. I will be buying again, probably for a once every few months treat.
Celebrating first day of the new job with Padron 1926 Serie Maduro
Viaje Exclusivo Double R with a sip of Four Roses Single Barrel. Too dark for a photo but this is one beautiful band.
Yeah those super flat box-pressed shapes are kind of weird!
Smoking a Joya de Nicaragua Dark Corojo with ice water.
HC Curly,free shipping ?. Beautiful 52 degree morning along the Nature Coast, been waiting for this?
Cshub knock em out the park on the new job, too nippy this morning, later a H Upmann Half Corona.!
Curious to know what you think. I've never had them, but Upmann is one of the most reliably excellent Cuban brands, in my opinion.
Puny as Odob said, first half EH! Second half good, IMO not worth the money, but I’m a newbie just what I think.
Sungrown Chateau Fuente w/ my trusty 'Gas Boy' hand-crank diesel pump. Nothin like smoking next to a fuel tank!
Now smoking Illusione La Grande Classe Rex with a cup of Brigadoon tea, a blend of Assam and Keemun teas.
How you liking those ?
Currently puffing on an Oliva V Maduro Toro with a side of Old Grand-dad 114.
Those and the Rocky Patel Cargo's got me started on my cheap ass cigar journey.
I don't have a great cigar storage set up, so it is beginning to affect the quality, I think.
I've since gone from $2-3 cigars to $5-7 cigars, so just trying to use these up.
It's mild and burns well. Not a whole lot of character, though.
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They are a bargain brand, but that doesn't mean they can't put out a winner now and then.
Saint Luis Rey Regio. Surprisingly Blando Calrissian. Mostly what I got from it was bread and wood. No twang, and none of that citrus sweetness that a lot of reviewers seemed to find.
I feel like I read something similar about recent Regios. Never having been a fan, I never bought another box after I finished the one 10 years ago. Now the Double Corona, that was a magnificent specimen.
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