I got a fair amount of typesetting done. Taking a break now. Having a Bahia Maduro Corona Gigante/Churchill (7.0" x 54) on the porch. It’s 80⁰ F outside and cloudy, with a light breeze.
What Cigar Are You Smoking? 2025
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One more for the ride home. Quattro Nicaragua. 
Oliva Serie V Melanio this evening. Kind of a new favorite.
Starting the weekend with a Curivari Seleccion Privada Maduro.
Last Call Maduro Chiquita after a trip to the plant store
I have no problem dea what this is, but I’m enjoying it!
A Man of Many Hairstyles!
New Cuba Robusto this afternoon.
Intemperance Whiskey Rebellion 1794 Washington (5 1/2 x 54) from 2021-2022. Robust. Chocolate, caramel, cedar, citrus, dark red fruit, hay and graham cracker notes… I’m just getting to the halfway point. I bought a few of these to get free shipping from SP. A delightful bold smoke.
This one is the natural form when I don’t brush
La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Reserva. Last one of these i got for 50% off when tobaccopipes bit the dust. Which i hadn't been so cheap! 
EPC 15th Anniversary and my new little friend in the background. She's been living with her mother in the patio of our apartment complex, and her eyes were so bad I brought her in and took her to the vet. She's got feline viral rhinotracheitis, unfortunately, but hopefully the meds they have me help
It's a Roma Craft Cromagnon Aquitane. The original Cromagnons were great. CT Broadleaf ligero wrappers, Cameroon binders, Nicaraguan fillers. The Aquitane is a variation that swapped out the Broadleaf wrapper for a Habano ligero. I liked them very much.
I think in the past year or two they changed the formula, replaced the Broadleaf wrapper with one from PA, and went with an Indonesian binder. Less costly tobaccos. I thought the original line suffered for it. I don't know if the Aquitanes also lost the Cameroon binder, but if they did, it would be a shame, because I always felt that's what made the cigar stand out.
Ah, now I remember. Several years ago, SmokingPipes had a sale and I bought several of the RomaCraft cigars. This is the first on that I’ve smoked, and now I find they’ve changed for the worse.
Wouldashouldacoulda bought more Fuentes when they were cheap!
Leaf By Oscar, Sumatra.
$12 for a pretty good cigar and a leaf of tobacco to smoke in the pipe later.
$12 for a pretty good cigar and a leaf of tobacco to smoke in the pipe later.