Cybrus, The Clarks come back and play Thursday's in Bridgewater every year. Friends of the owner. it's right at the mouth of the Beaver River.
M4 Not bad I enjoyed it. But nothing that made me want more. I like No.3 more. But it had a nice draw. But I had to lite it twice.
Another sunny day in SF, just a little chilly. Decided to have a RP Vintage 90 robusto after lunch.
Had some burn issues for the first inch or so, then it evened out into a fine smoke.
Had some burn issues for the first inch or so, then it evened out into a fine smoke.
My new pipe. A black cavendish/lakatia blend called St. Charles Best that my tobacconist makes. My first bowl but I see many more in the future 
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:thumbsup:tonight i had a c10 robusto, very good. well worth the wait! similar taste to the corona but the thickness i prefer.
Last night I had a Cusano Corojo. Good stick, started reasonably strong and stayed that way throughout. Had to re-light half way through but other than that a good stick, will have more.
Had a Punch Rare Corojo and a Cusano 18 Toro. Topped it off with an ONYX that my buddy gave me. Liked the construction and draw on the Onyx. Needed some time in the humidor though.
I had a La Aurora 1495. It is their new cigar that is coming out in a few months. It was amazing. One of the better cigars I have smoked since the RTDA. This morning I had a hemminway work of art with my coffee.
Needed a quick break from studying for my certification exam / final. Fired up a PAM Principe. Just like its big brothers this one was flawless. Only problem is, now I want one of the larger ones. I might have to take another break later this evening
just finished a Partagas Spanish Rosado. First one of these I've had...draw was too loose for my liking, but the flavor and aroma were fantastic. I'll be getting more of these I think.
bildo792 said:
To be honest with you Bildo it wasn't for me. I think it's for the more mature smoker. But it had a nice ash. The draw was really smooth from the middle on. Lots of smoke. I think my problem is that the last 2 cigars i've had I keep trying to compare them to the c10. Which right now is my favorite. So I'm not enjoying them as much as I should. But it has a really nice BAND. It looks nice in my cigar journal. :lol:
I had a padilla Miami which is a full bodied line they are rolling in miami (hunce the name). A lot of people compare these to havanas but I must say I was not dazzled.... now where is that diploma I took out of my humidor :duh:
I have decided that for me it is all about the flavor. I dont care if a cigar is full bodied or mild, so long as it has a lot of flavor.
I have decided that for me it is all about the flavor. I dont care if a cigar is full bodied or mild, so long as it has a lot of flavor.
C10 on my way to the tobacco store. He gave me free pipe cleaners, a free stand, and a free lighter. THE MAN WON'T LET ME PAY HIM!!! He is way too generous but maybe I shouldn't complain until AFTER the tasting on Saturday... Later I had a pipe. I'm really liking this especially since I don't have to worry about it going out if I have to do something.
Macallan said:I have decided that for me it is all about the flavor. I dont care if a cigar is full bodied or mild, so long as it has a lot of flavor.
I'm about in the same boat. I certainly prefer medium and stronger....but it has to have some taste also.
After shooting last nite I had a double chateau. It was yummy.
I had a Cusano 18 robusto last night. Great taste that just got spicier towards the end. Full bodied stick, not at all what I was thinking it would be. I have four more in the humi that I might let sit a while to see how they do.
