One of those lone wolves in your humi that makes you ask. Where'd this come from?
CLE / Eiroa 2013
CLE / Eiroa 2013
What Cigar Are You Smoking? 2025
- Thread starter TheIronMonkey
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Earlier I smoked an Oliva Master Blends 3
I think they're just overfilled. The foot is tight on most of them. A shame, because the food ones are the bomb.
Warped Don Reynaldo. Good cigar, a bit too expensive for what is essentially a shorter corona gorda
LFD Double Ligero Chiselito this morning. 
Espinosa Crema No.5 to finish up the morning. I think Oklahoma has lost its mind when it comes to weather. It was 90….90 degrees yesterday. Woke up to 15 degree wind chill this morning. 
That's wild, 90° in Feb!?
Cold again here, but like last year the winter has been weak overall
Padron Delicia on the way to WI, and a Carillo Stella on the way home
I do like these basic Padrons, but everyone seems to be consistently out of the interesting smaller sizes.
The Carillo Stellas are kinda underwhelming until I remember that they're a $5 stick. Then I think they're alright
An acquaintance on another forum works at a cigar shop and he was told by the Padron rep that Padron is not making their classic line in 46 RG or smaller anymore, so no more Churchills, Panetelas, Ambassadors, etc, which effectively ends my purchase of Padron Classic. By gravy, I hope they change their minds, but at least we've got $40 Padron Blacks, $60 Padron 60ths, and $175 Padron/Fuente collaborations to choose from.
Starting Wednesday with a LFD El Carajon. 
Espinosa Murcielago Shikaka. Alrighty then. 
Parting cigar with a family member had me reach to the Cuban shelf. We had a couple Cohiba corona especiales on his way out a little bit ago.
Ah, well then that would explain out of stock everywhere for months thenAn acquaintance on another forum works at a cigar shop and he was told by the Padron rep that Padron is not making their classic line in 46 RG or smaller anymore, so no more Churchills, Panetelas, Ambassadors, etc, which effectively ends my purchase of Padron Classic. By gravy, I hope they change their minds, but at least we've got $40 Padron Blacks, $60 Padron 60ths, and $175 Padron/Fuente collaborations to choose from.
I've heard via multiple interviews with shop owners, brands, etc. that no one buys Coronas. I'd assume anything smaller is an even tougher sell. It's unfortunate
We have a cigarillo thread that I hope is a good resource. Someday I'll start a thread for small cigars. If anyone wants to take the lead on that please feel free otherwise I'll get around to it
Mini G for my ride home
Seeing this makes me wish I would've grabbed a LFD as I haven't had one in months. Oh well, next time. I've got a box of Maduro chiselitos I need to check in on - they're so danged strong when young, but they've always aged a dream for me.
I'm waiting for the grill to heat up, smoking this Monte Carlo from '15. Simply perfect in every way. While you do get the occasional overfilled sample, these are generally too skinny to roll incorrectly.
I have a fiver of naturals that are sitting for a few months. I've heard they can be sort of pinched open. Do you have an opinion on doing this vs. an actual (small) cut?
If you do clip it you’ll still want to pinch it round or the draw will be a little tight.
I usually start with a pinch, but if it starts getting tarred up, I'll clip it
Had two of these at the cigar bar tonight. They nearly knocked me out after a long day at the office! Aged 7 years and $8 a stick they are a pretty good bang for the buck.
