Yah, its a sultry 23F right now....but....aside from the pipe smoking I've been doing this winter, I did get in a 5 Vegas Shorty...very tasty, actually, I think my cigars taste better now that they are fewer and far between, it was the best 5 Vegas Shorty I have ever had...weird, huh... :dunno:
Earlier, a Don Carlos Belicoso, tonight, it's still warm, but I'll have a fire anyway. I have a Rocky Patel 1992 Churchill.
Just over 70° here this fine Saturday morning. The dogs and I are headed for a walk along the San Pedro river, up into the ghost town of Contention City.
John Wayne filmed a fair part of "Red River" there, and not a lot has changed.
I'm taking along a CAO MX2 Toro, and a Perdomo Lot 23 Belicoso.
John Wayne filmed a fair part of "Red River" there, and not a lot has changed.
I'm taking along a CAO MX2 Toro, and a Perdomo Lot 23 Belicoso.
Joined Nov 2007
1K Posts | 2+
The hills and the hollers
Tonight, an Opus X #5.
I'm already ciphering on Sunday's cigars, so I can post on Vince's thread.
I'm already ciphering on Sunday's cigars, so I can post on Vince's thread.
Saturday was an all Padron day for me. 1964 Anni in the afternoon, and a 1926 Anni with a great bottle of Cabernet in the evening. A guy can get used to this real quick.
today I had a padilla 1932, and boy did i enjoy it, one of the best cigars i have ever smoked
last night i had a RP OWR Corojo torpedo as well as the maduro,
both great cigars,
Picked up an Ashton Cabinet and a A. Fuente Anejo, and Padron 1964 but there sleeping right now
last night i had a RP OWR Corojo torpedo as well as the maduro,
both great cigars,
Picked up an Ashton Cabinet and a A. Fuente Anejo, and Padron 1964 but there sleeping right now
CAO Cameroon with some Kona. Early celebration for the giants win. This is my second one of these and I find them a great early day cigar.
Joined Aug 2007
2K Posts | 28+
Somewhere down in Texas
Today was a rare treat for me: I was able to get in two smokes!
I had a Royal Jamaica after church and just finished a Partagas Short about ten minutes ago. I must say that the Partagas was very satisfying and possibly my new favorite.
Dustin
I had a Royal Jamaica after church and just finished a Partagas Short about ten minutes ago. I must say that the Partagas was very satisfying and possibly my new favorite.
Dustin
Had a 5 vegas gold this moring but since it was so nice in Valpo had to have another out side where the temp is 65 a new record for valpo since long ago now I am going with a RP fusion.
5 vegas shorty. this is the second one ive had. didnt like either.
i have a bunch more. If i dont like it on the third time ill be willing to do a trade.
maybe it needes more time in the humi but they have been in there for over 2 months. (10-30-07)
i have a bunch more. If i dont like it on the third time ill be willing to do a trade.
maybe it needes more time in the humi but they have been in there for over 2 months. (10-30-07)
Today, at my cousin's garage, complete with heat, sat tv, stereo, bar, etc., listened to some tunes (some of my own as well) and watched some movies while enjoying....
Padilla serie '68
Gurkha Beast....2.5 hours on that bad boy...
Padilla serie '68
Gurkha Beast....2.5 hours on that bad boy...
today: RP edge corojo
the first 1/4 was ok.
it took off in the last 1/3
i shoulda cataloged it but i was drinking vanilla stoli & coke. I only catalog when drinking water.
oh well. thats another day
the first 1/4 was ok.
it took off in the last 1/3
i shoulda cataloged it but i was drinking vanilla stoli & coke. I only catalog when drinking water.
oh well. thats another day
I had a Cohiba Siglo VI earlier. Tonight will be a Rocky Patel 1990 Churchill, and the first of a fresh bottle of Jim Beam Black.
Had a great night last night while watching the LSU Tigers win the National Championship.
Started with a Padron 1926 No.6 Maduro...very good...little bit of harshness in front, but mellowed out pretty well.
After a break, I had my first Padron 80th (Maduro). I only thought that the No.6 mellowed out. The 80th had all of the flavor of a 1926, without any harshness. Never have I had such a perfect draw and burn on a perfecto. This is easily one of the top 5 cigars I've ever had.
After dinner, I had a Winston Churchill by Davidoff. Great cigar, though a bit of a letdown after the 80th. It is medium bodied and flavored, with a very slow burn. That robusto lasted from just before halftime to the end of the game. Got a little bitter toward the end, but my palate may have been fried.
What a great night!
Started with a Padron 1926 No.6 Maduro...very good...little bit of harshness in front, but mellowed out pretty well.
After a break, I had my first Padron 80th (Maduro). I only thought that the No.6 mellowed out. The 80th had all of the flavor of a 1926, without any harshness. Never have I had such a perfect draw and burn on a perfecto. This is easily one of the top 5 cigars I've ever had.
After dinner, I had a Winston Churchill by Davidoff. Great cigar, though a bit of a letdown after the 80th. It is medium bodied and flavored, with a very slow burn. That robusto lasted from just before halftime to the end of the game. Got a little bitter toward the end, but my palate may have been fried.
What a great night!
