About the only cigars I have ever tied into, other than a few Cuban Cohiba's before a few years ago, were nasty stock. I started flying to Belize every year on vacation and while I was there, I started trying several different varieties and was pleasantly surprised. At this point I have two humidors and several different selections. I still don't smoke that many, but I break one out on Friday nights, or when the boys are over for a beer. Are any of you guys into cigars? [Reply]
Originally Posted by scho63:
Never smoked that one. See it's a new blend.
They’re my new favorite. If you want a 3 hour job get the la aroma de Cuba el jefe. El jefe is like $8.00 and the immensa is like $7.00. It’s made by Ashton. They’re a little strong but they get better as you smoke them.
My all time favorites are the monte cristo #2 Cuban torpedo and the cohiba e splendid o Cuban and this one nat Sherman box cut maduro (nat Sherman went outta business after Covid) [Reply]
Game day smokes:
Hoyo de Monterrey Excaliber
La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Duque
Montecristo Monte - this one was wrapped poorly, pulled to one side most of the smoke [Reply]
Originally Posted by scho63:
Todays trio:
Henry Clay War Hawk Toro
La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Duque
Alec Bradley Prensado Robusto
Safety tip of the day-don't rub your eyes after smoking cigars as it burns like a mother from the oils in the tobacco. :-)
I did this with jalapeno potato chips once. Burned like a bitch till I thoroughly washed my eyes with eye wash.
Pipers especially have this problem loading the pipe. I have dry eyes and am continuously rubbing them by instinct. It's not a long sustained burn though like capsaicin. [Reply]
CigarPage.com is having a great 2-day sale on Oliva Serie V. I bought a 10-pack of Melanio toraudios — one of my favorite cigars — for $55. That’s $5.50 a stick for a cigar I usually pay about $15 for.
