What Cigar are You Smoking? 2024
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Social hour at work: La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut and a Summer Shandy.
I have 5 cigars (so far) on my “always keep on hand” list, and this is one of them.
I have 5 cigars (so far) on my “always keep on hand” list, and this is one of them.
Another little guy, Oliva Serie G Cigarillo
Although @ 4 X 38 I would hesitate to call this a cigarillo.
Either way it's an excellent smoke so far, with just a month of humi rest
Although @ 4 X 38 I would hesitate to call this a cigarillo.
Either way it's an excellent smoke so far, with just a month of humi rest
One on porch after cutting grass, North wind in August, humidity and temp down MY MY
Micallef "a"
Puttering in the yard, talking with a dear neighbor friend, throwing the ball for my hounds. This is a good smoke for all that
Puttering in the yard, talking with a dear neighbor friend, throwing the ball for my hounds. This is a good smoke for all that
Started with a pipe tonight and finishing up with a Four Kicks Capa Especial Lancero. Mosquitoes don’t like the cigar as much as I do.
Black Label (Black Works) Killer Bee
Out back with my buddy
Out back with my buddy
Happy Belated Birthday!
After my first taste of Rattray’s Red Rapparee, which only lasted 30 minutes, I followed BenMN’s example and had an Oliva Serie O cigarillo. It was nice and tasty, better than when I first bought the tin in March, but not as flavorful as the larger vitolas. The Serie O (robusto) was the first cigar I really enjoyed, and is still my favorite Oliva.
Good to know you found appreciable improvement from a few months rest. I've been enjoying mine pretty fresh while seriously considering buying the 10 tin pack.
Loved the Serie O Robustos I smoked earlier this summer. I picked up a few #4s that are laying down for a bit, hoping for a similar experience
I've been out of the cigar loop for some time now. Been close to two years since I smoked one with any regularity..
Last weekend while at pipe club, the urge hit me and I browsed around the humidor a bit.
Picked up a couple old standbys (some Padron 1926 & Fuente Don Carlos), and a new vitola from the Fuente Don Carlos line, the Eye of the Bull. As a Cameroon lover, it's a worthy toe-dip back in to the luscious cigar pool.
Last weekend while at pipe club, the urge hit me and I browsed around the humidor a bit.
Picked up a couple old standbys (some Padron 1926 & Fuente Don Carlos), and a new vitola from the Fuente Don Carlos line, the Eye of the Bull. As a Cameroon lover, it's a worthy toe-dip back in to the luscious cigar pool.
How was it?
I have a few resting. Nice size
Nice choices!
Welcome back
Fuente Unnamed Reserve
Came labeled 2016, rested 5 years (in box? In aging room?) then released 2021. My local shop got a box in and I grabbed 3. I've had these about 2 months now (took off the cello and cedar). Smoked great all the way down. Nothing earth-shattering, but well worth the $12 I'm pretty sure I paid
Came labeled 2016, rested 5 years (in box? In aging room?) then released 2021. My local shop got a box in and I grabbed 3. I've had these about 2 months now (took off the cello and cedar). Smoked great all the way down. Nothing earth-shattering, but well worth the $12 I'm pretty sure I paid