Fuente Exquisitos maduro then a Drew Estates Natural Elexir 5-50. Was interesting to say the least. Like sucking on brown sugar for the first inch or so but then was actually just a nice sweet mild smoke after that. I actually kinda liked it but if I ever smoke one again, it definitely won't be while in my car. My car had a real sickening sugar smell for quite a while until I lit up my next cigar, a Vegeance robusto by Rocky Patel. That was one good cigar. There are just way to many cigars I want boxes of now...
Started the morning yard work with 2 cigar.com Cameroons, then a C10 corona. After the work, Honderan Primero. After a nice roasted pheasant dinner, a CAO cameroon and a Vegas A anomaly; With root beer and JB Black, respectively.
Bolivar PC mentioned earlier
5 Vegas A Artisan
Natural by Drew Estate Root Deluxx..I love these!
5 Vegas A Artisan
Natural by Drew Estate Root Deluxx..I love these!
Oh man where do I start with everything I smoked recently:
CX2
Gurkha Genghis Kahn
Bolivar Petit Corona x 2 (excellent cigar)
Pueblo Dominicano x 2
Tampa Sweethearts
Erin Go Bragh
CX2
Gurkha Genghis Kahn
Bolivar Petit Corona x 2 (excellent cigar)
Pueblo Dominicano x 2
Tampa Sweethearts
Erin Go Bragh
Joined Oct 2005
3K Posts | 14+
Central Canada, eh?
I picked up a house brand Cuban on Thursday. Went down by the river to spread my fathers ashes yesterday, did the deed, and then sat in a lawn chair in the peace and quiet, and smoked it to the nub in his memory. It was a very nice way to spend some time all things considered. Him and I never got to smoke together, but now when I light up it will be for him.
Rocky Pattel Vintage 1990
Acid by Drew Estate Blondie
Romeo Y Julieta Reserva Real(you guys should try this, WONDERFUL smoke)
Acid by Drew Estate Blondie
Romeo Y Julieta Reserva Real(you guys should try this, WONDERFUL smoke)
Bikeman, my sympathies and prayers for you and your family. Definitely light them up in his memory.
Sunday I had a CAO Criollo Pato for breakfast. It was very lacking. Not a fan. For dinner I had a Cohiba Red Dot Lonsdale. Excellent.
Joined Oct 2005
2K Posts | 1+
Lost in translation
Bikeman:
Sorry for your loss - I started smoking cigars the day I arrived home with my fathers ashes in April. Everytime I light one up I think of him in the garden puffing away.
Sorry for your loss - I started smoking cigars the day I arrived home with my fathers ashes in April. Everytime I light one up I think of him in the garden puffing away.
Today I smoked an Ashton Maduro with buddy USMC6672. As always the conversation and the smoke were great. Thanks for staying awake to have a cigar with me Scott!
:lol: Not a problem! Wish I could go to sleep after working those long hours, gotta go rake these damn leaves now! Ha Ha!!!!
Joined Oct 2005
3K Posts | 14+
Central Canada, eh?
Thanks alot guys, i really apreciate it, but it was nice, it was the last really nice day this year I think, we woke up to snow this morning, and i do not think it is going to go away. No more outside cigar smoking for me this year...time to hit the order button for spring!!!
Bikeman said:
Sorry for your loss
Its been over 3 years since I lost my Dad and I think about him alot. The thing about death is that we will all take that ride...
bottled all my beer on sunday...15 gallons...celebrated with a hoyo de Monterry dark sumatra...monday eve after working out, I looked ata ll that bottled beer and remembered that it just took me 7 hours to bottle...and celebrated again with a Camacho Coyolar...it was a great nite for a walk...running out of good days though.
Part of my childhood was spent growing up in the mountains of the Shenandoah Valley here in Virginia, and I have very fond memories of walking the mountains while snow was falling. The perfect silence and new beauty is something I revel in to this day.
Too cold? Not for the hour or so walk while I enjoy a great cigar.
Too cold? Not for the hour or so walk while I enjoy a great cigar.
Big Paintbrush said:Part of my childhood was spent growing up in the mountains of the Shenandoah Valley here in Virginia, and I have very fond memories of walking the mountains while snow was falling. The perfect silence and new beauty is something I revel in to this day.
Too cold? Not for the hour or so walk while I enjoy a great cigar.
Same here in PA!
I'm an avid outdoorsman...I love walking in the snow...its the sleet and rain that sucks
