St James Mixture by LJ Peretti from this morning in the Upshall Old England 
***What Are You Smoking, June 2020?***
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HU Director's Cut in a Savinelli Punto Oro.
Home VaPer with Kentucky and Izmir in a Digby prince.
Savinelli Janus in an Ashton Brindle xxx lumberman
I like most of them, since they have made my rotation. However these are my favorites
1.My all time favorite is Padron 1926 Serie Natural (also Maduro but I like the natural a little bit more.
2. Almost everything from Oliva is good, but special mentions are Oliva Serie V Melanio and Oliva Master Blends 3
3. For a mild smoke - Monte Christo Classic
4. For a fantastic strong budget stick - 601 Blue Label Maduro
5. Romeo y Julietta Reserva Real - Another mild creamy smoke
Also some boutique blends from Caldwell etc...
1.My all time favorite is Padron 1926 Serie Natural (also Maduro but I like the natural a little bit more.
2. Almost everything from Oliva is good, but special mentions are Oliva Serie V Melanio and Oliva Master Blends 3
3. For a mild smoke - Monte Christo Classic
4. For a fantastic strong budget stick - 601 Blue Label Maduro
5. Romeo y Julietta Reserva Real - Another mild creamy smoke
Also some boutique blends from Caldwell etc...
TAK - Evening Latakia in a small Turkish Meer.
Cigar Time- Blind Mans Bluff with a helping of Glenmorangie 18yo
Nice thick glass of scotch there. I do enjoy Glenmorangie as well.
Cigars: I was wondering about those toscano's you were having earlier. I do like my oliva's as well, keep saving most of the box I have. I really go for Arturo Fuente's as one of the all time favorites and responsible for me liking cigars at all, also quite a few others (have box or two of LaGlorias, and Gurkha's), and I have a box of COA Big Blocks I have not gotten into yet at all. So, those Toscano's what did you think of them?
This was my first smoke of a Toscano. I liked the spicy ? stick. I never thought I will like something entirely made of Dark Fired Kentucky, but I did. It feels fairly strong in terms of Nicotine- but I
could tolerate it: - Maybe because it was such a short stick. It tastes wonderful but maybe a TAD too strong, unless I am specifically looking for a strong smoke.
It is definitely very tasty, worth a try. After the first smoke, I think I will finish this pack, but may not be a part of my regular rotation. I will still smoke it occasionally.
For lovers of Dark Fired Kentucky (I am not) it will probably be sublime.
could tolerate it: - Maybe because it was such a short stick. It tastes wonderful but maybe a TAD too strong, unless I am specifically looking for a strong smoke.
It is definitely very tasty, worth a try. After the first smoke, I think I will finish this pack, but may not be a part of my regular rotation. I will still smoke it occasionally.
For lovers of Dark Fired Kentucky (I am not) it will probably be sublime.
Penny farthing in my unfinished sav bulldog
2001 Christmas Cheer in my Alden 4 Square.
Pre-‘96 Esoterica Tilbury in the Piersel “Scottie” ultra stacked dublin.
That's a beauty
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My preferred tobacco. For the time being...
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