El Borracho Broadleaf Robusto from Dapper
What Cigar Are You Smoking? 2025
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In 2017 when I visited a B&M and asked them to build a cigar sampler for me, they included a Paul Garmirian cigar.
Since then I have not seen one being marketed, recommended or even someone smoking one in social media, till today
How did that go? I know you recently had troubles with a different Joya premium...
I almost picked some of those up recently but reloaded Antaño littles instead
They seem to fly under the radar a bit. I'm working my way through the PG lineup. Definitely a house style to it all, aged, very nice.In 2017 when I visited a B&M and asked them to build a cigar sampler for me, they included a Paul Garmirian cigar.
Since then I have not seen one being marketed, recommended or even someone smoking one in social media, till today
So far the 15th, Reserva Exclusiva, and 20th are favorites
I bought small sizes across his line. This one is called "Bombones Extra," is 3.5" X 46, and smoked for over an hour
Oliva Serie O Maduro while I learn my sermon for tomorrow
I’ve never smoked the maduro version of the Serie O, so it’s time to give it a try.
I’ve never smoked the maduro version of the Serie O, so it’s time to give it a try.
I will get some. Thank you! I remember that smoke 8 years ago was good
New Cuba Robusto this evening. Had these in the humidor for about 5 months at this point and they are a pretty good smoke.
This little Pussycat was everything an Opus should be.
As some of you know, it doesn't always work out like that
LFD N.A.S.
I do really like these, and will be buying a box.
In my experience they like to be wetter than you are probably keeping your other cigars.
First one from the shop, well over 70/70 = excellent, trouble staying lit
Bought 10 and knocked them down to 62RH, temp in the mid sixties = smoked like dry, raw strength, very little real flavor
Brought up to 69RH over a couple months, smoked on hot humid days = very, very good
As some of you know, it doesn't always work out like that
LFD N.A.S.
I do really like these, and will be buying a box.
In my experience they like to be wetter than you are probably keeping your other cigars.
First one from the shop, well over 70/70 = excellent, trouble staying lit
Bought 10 and knocked them down to 62RH, temp in the mid sixties = smoked like dry, raw strength, very little real flavor
Brought up to 69RH over a couple months, smoked on hot humid days = very, very good
Right on!I will get some. Thank you! I remember that smoke 8 years ago was good
Let me know if you'd like a few tips on where to get them
Tips would be helpful. I would buy online !
First horrible Tatuajue Monster Face 3, put it out halfway, shouldn’t have that happen with the price I paid. Damn!
I've had nothing but good luck with these. The Lonsdale is the best in the line, IMHO. Perfect construction, just a little pricey, but every one I've had came from either a store sale or sampler bought on secondary market.
Smoked a '17 Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure Especial earlier. It had a huge damned void in it and the bunching was very lopsided, so it burned poorly. Such a great blend, such abysmal QC. Fortunately these were had for about $8 a piece box price. I couldn't see paying today's prices with the construction issues that sometimes plague Cuban boxes.
Now finishing a '17 Por Larrañaga Petit Corona. Now this is a fantastic cigar! Great construction throughout the box so far.
Now finishing a '17 Por Larrañaga Petit Corona. Now this is a fantastic cigar! Great construction throughout the box so far.
Sounds good, thank you. I might try the Corona...
First one from a box of Antaño CT Corona Gorda that have rested for a little over 2 months now.
Perfect burn, decent flavors, $6.43 on promo