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What Cigar are You Smoking?
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Rocky Patel Vintage 1990. First one of these
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Illusione Epernay 'Le Petit' w/ Miercoles the heifer calf.
If she has a large relative, wouldn't it have to be named Sabado Gigante?
AJF San Latano The Bull, 2 hr smoke, good !
Cohiba Connecticut with some coffee,watching the day come alive.
Odob for your information I saw the heifer, I had to smoke the Bull! 
You guys are funny. This was her dad -- definitely could've been named Sabado Gigante but we called him Gumdrop. His good works continue elsewhere.Odob for your information I saw the heifer, I had to smoke the Bull!
Hanging with Vera today, smoking a Bolivar Corona Junior. First one I grabbed from the tupperdor was plugged solid, second one was pretty good despite the wonky burn.
I dug deep today and smoked an original release (2007) Cohiba Maduro Secreto. This box unfortunately had the fire-proof EL wrapper. I never really had a good one out of the box. But after smoking one today they have finally turned the corner. It was like smoking a chocolate bar. Not sure if it was worth 13 years of aging, but a great cigar nonetheless.
Got a box today, smoked one on porch, blue sky but blustery day, watching hawks work my fields, passing tree top looking for a meal. Nice cigar.
Punch Rare Corojo El Doble nice smoke after BBQ chicken thighs. Now this and Brandy...
Oliva Cain F Lancero. Contrary to the impression given by the "straight ligero" marketing line, I have always found these to be well-blended. Full bodied, sure, but not out of the ordinary for a Nicaraguan. Good value cigar, and easy to find on sale.
Well, I don’t have a cow, so a Springer or two will suffice.
First Brick House Maturo. Very enjoyable taste. Rich, sweet, creamy, not overly peppery. A bit underwhelmed with the draw and burn. This one could just be an anomaly. Would buy again.
First Brick House Maturo. Very enjoyable taste. Rich, sweet, creamy, not overly peppery. A bit underwhelmed with the draw and burn. This one could just be an anomaly. Would buy again.
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