The Cigar Thread. Smoke em' if you got em'.

[Steel Head]

 

[edslhead]

When I'm feelin crazy, Labotamy

 

[Ironbar]

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The one and only cigar that made me nauseated twice and throw up once. I never smoked another.

 

[John420]

Going to Hong Kong in a few weeks. I'll be stocking up on my Hoya de montereys

 

[Steel Head]

The one and only cigar that made me nauseated twice and throw up once. I never smoked another.

Lol!

Going to Hong Kong in a few weeks. I'll be stocking up on my Hoya de montereys

I'd really look into a upmann #2
I think it's the best common cigar from the island at the moment.

 

[Ironbar]

Going to Hong Kong in a few weeks. I'll be stocking up on my Hoya de montereys

I just order them online and they come right to my door.

 

[66PonyCar]

I just order them online and they come right to my door.

Who do you use for online purchase?

 

[Ironbar]

Who do you use for online purchase?

www.puroexpress.com

Never had a lost shipment.

 

[CountryGent]

Pic from this morning's smoke:



Perdomo cigar and Zabala Hermanos .410-bore.

The stick was, candidly, not all that good. But the sun is shining and looking forward to meeting some new funky friends this evening. Life is good.

 

[Steel Head]

Pretty good cigar.

 

[Steel Head]

A fantastic cigar.

 

[cigars]

Pic from this morning's smoke:

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Perdomo cigar and Zabala Hermanos .410-bore.

The stick was, candidly, not all that good. But the sun is shining and looking forward to meeting some new funky friends this evening. Life is good.

Cigar General Order Number 1: There's no such thing as a bad cigar.

 

[WAYNO]

Cigar General Order Number 1: There's no such thing as a bad cigar.

Yep. All thru high school I smoked Swisher Sweets and Hav-A-Tampa's.

No '64 Dodge pickup ever smelled as nice as mine.

 

[CountryGent]

Cigar General Order Number 1: There's no such thing as a bad cigar.

Well, within the parameters set forth ("handmade, long filler premium cigars"), I simply can't argue with that. (Though there are some truly ghastly cheap, machine-rolled cigars. Just saying, to use a modernism.) OK, I will revise my statement; this one was not as good as other smokes. However, I did stop by my local, friendly tobacconist this evening, so hope springs eternal. Depending on the weather situation, I do believe I will be enjoying said on the morrow.

The funky friends didn't pan out (hard pass, to use an even more contemporary expression). And, oh no, just cracked the last bag of flour tortillas whilst feeding the children. Entering a malaise? Hardly, still having way too much fun. Best of wishes my friends.

 

[cigars]

Serendipity baby. I was rifling thru a couple of ziplocs in my stash and saw a Monte Cristo tubo. I opened it up and what pops out of it? Cohiba Cuban Siglo VI. Great googly moogly. I believe it was one I picked up in Japan a couple of years ago. I probably stuck it in the MC tube to keep it intact and then forgot about it. I will save it for the next time I come across some scotch.
Tonight's smoke is a Jose' Marti Masaya figurado, Nicaraguan. I've had these kicking around for a few years. Full body, nice even draw. Overall excellent characteristics and very affordable. It's on par with any Cuban out there and one of my favorite go-to smokes.

 

[Steel Head]

This is a awesome cigar!

 

[CountryGent]

How about a Cohiba and a .44 Magnum?

 

[DB is Here]

How about a Cohiba and a .44 Magnum?

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I like your style brother.

 

[cigars]

How about a Cohiba and a .44 Magnum?

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+100 likes.

 

[Steel Head]