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Went over 50 today so I got out a couple of good cigars along with some beer:

Gurkha Ancient Warrior Presidente :thumbsup:
Gurkha Status toro
 

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Last night I smoked an Ashton Cabinet. I couldn't get the pic to upload so you'll have to take my word for it. This cigar was awesome!



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Started the day with a La Corona torpedo -might be the last of a box I bought several years ago.
After lunch went machine made with a Muniemaker long
Closed with a Toro Bravo robusto.
 

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Going to Elks Lodge after work(15 minutes). Have a beautiful PSD4 with me. Can't wait to light this baby up and have a nice Crown Royal rocks!
 
First stick of the day was a Punch Gran Puro. Spicy beginning but smoothed out into a mild leathery smoke. It left an acidic aftertaste that I didn't enjoy.
 
A Kinky Friedman Utopian. "Honduran Cigars for Texans everywhere." Proceeds go to benefit the animal shelter in Utopia, Texas.
 

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How was the Kinky ? I've got a Willy Shaggy Foot waiting for pleasant weather.
 
It's starting off pretty good, Tony. I am about an inch into it. Mostly black coffee flavor with a little bit of spice. Flakey ash.


DL
 
Smoked a Black Pearl earlier today. A Feral Flying Pig, a LGC Liga LG-1, and another LGC this evening.
 
Cold and windy-wind chill in single digits, still made it out for 2 robustos--Magicos Cubanos and a Castle Hall.
 
5 Vegas Miami that I found in the bottom of my humidor. I have never been a fan of this brand, nor have I been a fan of corojo wrappers. Surprisingly, this is not a bad cigar.
 

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Smoked another Black Pearl and a Kristoff CG Signature Series today. A light day today for me.
 
Added a Diesel Shorty to the evening. I just couldn't get away with only two smokes today.
 
Met a retired Coast Guard Officer today who lives down the road from us. He is a pipe and cigar smoker. Interesting fellow.

Right now I am smoking a Perdomo Cabinet Series P.
 

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Just finished off a Nub Cameroon while watching my granddaughter ride around on her quad.
 
Dustinl said:
Met a retired Coast Guard Officer today who lives down the road from us. He is a pipe and cigar smoker. Interesting fellow.

Right now I am smoking a Perdomo Cabinet Series P.
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My nephew is one of the few Master Chiefs in the Coast Guard. He is a cigar smoker.

Anything Perdomo is good, isn't it?
 
DGJ,

I've not ever had a bad Perdomo. The Lot 23 and Habano lines are my favorite.



DL
 
Not exactly, but I haven't found an awful one in my limited search.
 
Dustinl said:
DGJ,

I've not ever had a bad Perdomo. The Lot 23 and Habano lines are my favorite.



DL
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One of the interesting things I found during my visit to the Perdomo factory is that they draw test EACH AND EVERY cigar. It has to pull withing a certain range or it's rejected. The cigars that pull hard are not placed into the bottom of a box. They are taken apart and re-bunched and re-wrapped.

I have no idea what other cigar makers do to test for draw.
 
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