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What Cigar are You Smoking? 2023
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Lancero? I got some of these and the draw is too tight, I thought it might have been a bad batch from cigar bids, the flavor is excellent. Is that drawing ok for you?
Lancero indeed. I had no issues with the draw or construction in general. Hopefully you just had a bad batch, but I've been smoking these for a couple of years without any issue.
Sig 4 Happy Friday. I’m too poor to afford the bands or maybe I’m too big a Jew to pay for the bands, eh either way!
A.Fuente Rosada Gran Reserva, Coke,listening to Bob Patin “In a Minds Eye”. Just sitting in the sun, dermatologist job security.
Perdomo 20th Anniversary Maduro. I have an old childhood friend who lives close by and he’s the only person I ever get to smoke cigars with. We always buy 2 of something nice for our next meet up/occasion.
Tomorrow is his birthday, so I dropped by and brought these. Not top shelf, but a bit higher up than my usual. I’m a big Perdomo fan and these were excellent.
Tomorrow is his birthday, so I dropped by and brought these. Not top shelf, but a bit higher up than my usual. I’m a big Perdomo fan and these were excellent.
Illusione Cruzado with some Mexican coffee. For a cigar maker that works almost exclusively with Nicaraguan corojo and criollo tobaccos, there is surprisingly little redundancy in the Illusione portfolio
Starting the weekend with a novedoso. THIS is the way.
Fuente Añejo 49. About 10 years of age on it and it's off to a wonderful start.
Plasencia Alma del Campo with Mexican coffee
All Saint’s Habano with Guatemalan coffee
Memento Mori with Mexican coffee
A cheap Argentine Cienfuegos Original along with some cheap Argentine whisky....both very nice I have to say. 
All the best, from a tight-fisted Scotsman. 
All the best, from a tight-fisted Scotsman.
I still want to try those Argentine cigars. Love the name. Cienfuegos, like the Cuban city. 100 fires! Perfect name for a cigar brand. As for being tight, you will find some number of folks here who have experienced that some of the more budget friendly cigars outperform some of the most expensive new and limited edition cigars from La Habana. Like, I'd take a Por Larrañaga Montecarlos over all the Cohibas I've tried.A cheap Argentine Cienfuegos Original along with some cheap Argentine whisky....both very nice I have to say.
Roma Craft Neanderthal. Decided to revisit this one since over been really liking a lot of Mexican-wrapped cigars lately. I still don't think it's worth the hype and relatively high price. I like the CroMagnon and Aquitane way more.
Nicaraguan overrun with some Peruvian coffee