Bought one Fuen Opus X Magumn for my birthday on Saint Patricks day, hitting 82 never smoked one, might not get the chance or the money so it’s size the day!
What Cigar Are You Smoking? 2025
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I love that thought process!
Le Careme LE by the pit because I can't pass up a chance for a outside, mid- January smoke and I'm too lazy to take the boxes to recycling
How was it?
I've smoked a few Pastelitos, the '23 LE, and really didn't care for them much. At the same time, I thought I should like these (based on component parts) and have wondered if they just need more time...
I notice you have the '22 LE there...
3 unloved boxes of '23 tempt me from the walk-in every time I go to pipe club
Earlier I smoked a Cain Maduro
I have a few of 2019 left and I enjoyed them, they do have a creme to them. Pretty smooth. I don't think you need to spring for a LE version frankly. It's not a complex smoke but it's pleasant at least to my palate.
Illusione Fume D'Amour Clementes.
Fuente Petite Corona after work
My last La Dueña Petite Belicoso
Romeo Y Julieta with a frosty daiquiri. It’s a beautiful day here. First in a while.
It was relatively warm today, 45 F’ish… so I enjoyed an 11-12 year old Joya.
It's been a few years since I had one, but I used to get the standard release Cosacos fairly regularly because they were a perfect second cigar/desert cigar. You hear cigars referred to as chocolate bombs, but in my experience, that usually comes across more like unsweetened cocoa. But those Cosacos tasted like a Molten Lava cake. Maybe the thinner RG was a factor, but an honest to good brownie of a cigar. And a fairly significant nicotine kick that always snuck up on me because the flavor profile suggested something more medium
Crux Epicure. I never would have guessed this was a CT seed wrapper because of the initial blast of pepper. It seems down into something more mediumish... Very creamy, some baking spices, brioche, perfect construction. I had the Serie du Connoisseur No. 1 the other day, and liked that quite a bit too. Pretty obvious Crux is going for a vintage Cuban vibe, and while neither had much Cubanesque in the flavor profile, they're very good Nicaraguans
These sadly go nowhere for me either outside of the tiny baby nestico vitola which I adore.