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It’s not an either/or situation, fortunately, and in any case this system doesn’t supplant anything. If you want to spend two-thirds of your time here, pay taxes.

UPDATE: 3 Ashtrays Remaining. Thank you @unaslob @Jmpeters09 & @BeerPimp for also stepping up and helping me clear this inventory. Cheers All!

Let even worse people in for free that don't any money as it is.

LGC Inmensos (MUR Jul 2012) thanks to a friend...

Now to actually answer the question, I had a handful of standouts this year: 01 CCE 03 CORO 08 Mag46 20 HU2 24 Party Short (been chasing that dragon ever since)

Is this from JCN themselves? I mean, what cigar doesn’t smell like burning tobacco?! I’ve read descriptions indicating the Sarzedas has a “sweet” aroma - but the exactly how DE describes their Acid line. It’s weird to me that Drew Newman, with all the questions about this cigar being asked - simply won’t clarify. This post leads me to believe they are nothing more than a mild JC Newman cigar. Again though, “flavorful” is one thing. “Aromatic” is completely different. I do want to try it, but if I wanted to smoke an mild, aromatic cigar, I would probably stick to the proven DE line… I also did just find this on Reddit, and if the sweetened cap is true, I’m out. 🙂

My daily drinker, is Angels Envy. I always keep at least one bottle, at all times. But variety is nice. My office, is rough, it is a trucking company so it is not all that neat, but the files are.😁 Have a great day. Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

Smoking a Punch London Club natural. I have a rule about the General Cigar Cuban brand imposters, I wont buy them usually . But I had read too many good things about these and I could see these and the maduros being good coffee smokes.

His knurve ball is unhittable

Prawn and mango gazpacho with boqueron pinxo

Hoyo de Monterrey DC for me is not a cigar to smoke in a social situation. It is simply too nuanced.I need to smoke it slowly and let it evolve at it's own pace. The flavours lilt and wane. The transition/complexity is wonderful but subtle, delicate, refined.

The fancy/exotic dishes are great , but sometimes you just gotta get back to your roots. Honey slept sweet corn, half runner string beans, stewed potatoes and hamburger steak with some homemade biscuits. Slap ya granny good!

Three off of the top of my head would be a Sig5, Sir Winston and a Mag 46. The 46 is my cigar of the year, maybe the best one I've had in years. That cigar is the closest that I've gotten to a 100 pointer. I gave it a 98-99 when I smoked it, but the more I think about it,99.

Super toughy! Love them both so much. The cast of Ghostbusters is brilliant but Big Trouble edges it out as the more consistently funny & outrageous classic 80’s comedy.

Hilarious. It's like...yeah, who haven't they signed? 😂

Very hard to choose. Both are great films for me.

EVERYbody who has smoked a QdO Imperiales keeps raving that this is some sleeper hit. That good huh? I gotta find a box, as I love QdO in general. QdO honestly never misses with their tight knit offerings.

What took them so long?

LOVE M.A.S.H! Didn't get a chance to vote but yeah, this is a tough one. Love both Trapper and BJ but I tend to favour towards Trapper. The series really did change after Trapper and Henry's exits. The focus on comedy was toned down a bit in favour of a comedy/drama with a bit of "horrors of war" feel tossed in. Political, yet apolitical. Potter having been a veteran of many wars, was the quintessential soldier, but the surgeon in him, often put him at odds internally. BJ's innocence, compared to Trapper, to me was a placeholder for the audience to experience the show through his eyes a bit more. Hawkeye is still the focus of the series. Both Trap and BJ excelled as characters. I used to watch it every day, reruns and newly aired episodes right to the brilliant finale. No show will ever come close to capturing what M.A.S.H. achieved artistically and socially.

Both were great fun. I lean towards the ridiculousness of Big Trouble…You know what 'ole Jack Burton says. 🤣

Congrats!

It's always a challenge to find really good ones, these days, right?... post yours up if you've listened to a genuine standout lately. Here's mine: Irving Finkel may well be my new hero . I know very little about him, this pod was my first encounter, but at the very least he's piss funny (in an unexpected and Monty Pythonesque way) at times, and seemingly brilliant in his field. I know it's the soporific Lex Fridman (who I happen to like quite a bit, to be honest) but if you have any interest in language and ancient civilisations, etc, I think you'll thoroughly enjoy this.

Congratulations!

If Staypuft is an option, then it's getting my vote regardless of the other choice.