What Did You Smoke Today? Cigars.
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Smoked one of them little Papas Fritas today, good little sucker!
Oliva Master Blend 3 Torpedo, consistent good smoke.
Attended a Drew Estates event in North Port, FL tonite that featured a steak dinner with nice trimmings! Early on enjoyed a HU Mag 50 with an Undercrown Maduro Corona Viva after dinner and nice scotch accompaniment. Overall, a great evening!
Beautiful day to smoke a Cain Daytona while putting up holiday lights
Montecristo Platinum on porch, winds from the South Gale strength, you East Coast guys Watch Out the next couple days, gonna be rough.
That's an important advantage of a cigar or a pipe. You don't have to talk, and in fact, you don't have to listen either.
Fuente (and Carrillo, for that matter) is a true master of Sungrown Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper leaf. I don't know which i prefer more, the 858 SG or the 44, 52 and 54 sizes of the Magnum Rosado Sungrown lines. They're all wonderful
Rosa Cuba. This is a small ring gauge filler stick which I got as a part of a cigar sampler. Not liking is so far - but I think I will be able to smoke this to the end.
Couldn't post on Sunday when I had them but since it was my first cigars in several months i'm going to post late to this thread anyway...
Had a run of the mill Romeo Y Julieta No2 but the real thrill was in smoking a Cuaba Divinos (my favourite) that I'd had in the house for a year or so but not got round to smoking. It was dried just the right amount and smoked superbly with a great aroma & really reminded me what I'd missed about a good cigar and I now need to go and buy some more this evening to see me over Christmas etc
For a small cigar it punches way above its weight
edit: forgot to say I was under the trees at the beach in 95 degree heat with a glass or two of south african sauvignon blanc
Had a run of the mill Romeo Y Julieta No2 but the real thrill was in smoking a Cuaba Divinos (my favourite) that I'd had in the house for a year or so but not got round to smoking. It was dried just the right amount and smoked superbly with a great aroma & really reminded me what I'd missed about a good cigar and I now need to go and buy some more this evening to see me over Christmas etc
For a small cigar it punches way above its weight
edit: forgot to say I was under the trees at the beach in 95 degree heat with a glass or two of south african sauvignon blanc
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Looking at a Tabacalera 1881 Perique Torpedo sent to me by a good friend, too damn cold and windy , North wind 15 to 25, 42 degrees, usually smoke in the house but wife asked if I would refrain till after Christmas, that’s not a unreasonable request.
Like your choice in aged rums! Cigar ain't so bad either!Happy Sunday to everybody. Salute !
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