FOH'ers Daily Smoke

[Jonboy4074]

BAS SEP 15 mille fleur with a smoothie style berliner weisse.

[westg]

LGC 4

Had been a while, very nice.

[snowy70]

VR Unicos from 07 I think.

 

[Rupe]

Monte #4

 

 

PLP

 

[The Squiggler]

4 hours ago, Jonboy4074 said:

BAS SEP 15 mille fleur with a smoothie style berliner weisse.

That 'beer' looks amazing... I love the occasional fruit lambic, but I've never had anything with quite as much fruit as that one appears to have.  How does it rate?

[CampDelta369]

C&C Time with a bit of cream and ice. The QD 50, my very first, is almost as creamy as the the coffee! ? This example is off the Xmas sampler and has excellent construction and draw. It’s a delicious under medium smoke. Thanks @El Presidentefor putting this together. 

[THEMISCHMAN]

ARS DIC 17 Famosos from yesterday


ALO JUL 16

[SigmundChurchill]

Cohiba Talisman

Esplendido

[JohnS]

Punch 8-9-8 2018 - Edición Regional Asia Pacifico LMB Jul 2019

This is the second Punch 8-9-8 I've had in a week and yes, it was again a case of committing 'infanticide' and so many of our forum members so aptly put it. I shared this one with Alexander Groom, the proprietor of Cuban Cigar Website and gave him some background knowledge on this Asia- Pacific Regional from PCC. It was only four months old, a bit 'wet' as we're inclined to phrase it, and it will require a few re-lights. This all proved true.

One thing that Alex pointed out to me, which I hadn't noticed in the week that I had acquired the box, was the curved edges of the varnished box that the 10-count Punch 8-9-8 cigars came in. Alex stated that this was a reference to the original 8-9-8 packaging as these come in boxes with curved sides. I immediately agreed with Alex, and was well-pleased to have given him one of the cigars from the box to sample and the box itself, so that he could photograph it and use it to update the Cuban Cigar Website listing on the Punch 8-9-8.

The flavour this time was similar to my first one last week. Roasted nuts, a chocolate fudge or marshmallow texture, around medium strength but much less citrus twang. After smoking these two 8-9-8s I can easily conclude that this release is related to the Punch 48 in flavour and not the Punch Punch, which in my opinion is different. Yes, if you've tried the Punch 48 then the Punch 8-9-8 will most definitely appeal to you due to the similar flavours, only it's a touch milder due to its dalia vitola dimensions.

[TNT009]

That 56 on point 

[Burningman]

3 minutes ago, TNT009 said:

That 56 on point 

Golf, strong drink, and cigars. Now that's what I call making the most out of your free time!

[THEMISCHMAN]

That 56 on point 

You’re golf game is on point

[Jonboy4074]

That 'beer' looks amazing... I love the occasional fruit lambic, but I've never had anything with quite as much fruit as that one appears to have.  How does it rate?

All of these 450 North "slushies" are fantastic to me. I'm a bourbon guy, but for a change of pace these are wonderful!

[The Squiggler]

23 minutes ago, Jonboy4074 said:

All of these 450 North "slushies" are fantastic to me. I'm a bourbon guy, but for a change of pace these are wonderful!

Interesting.  Just had a look at a map and that brewery isn't far off.  I wonder if they distribute to TN.  There are some good micro brew retailers around here...  Looks delicious.

[Fugu]

9 hours ago, bundwallah said:

I wasn't taking notes but I do remember a few things.

Definitely an aged cigar. It had a "chalky" mouthfeel. Something I tend to get with vintage sticks.  The tasting notes were as such. Cocoa, cedar, earth/mushroom, toasty tobacco.  For an old cigar, I'd put it on the "bold" side, even though there wasn't any nicotine hit. It was very smooth.  It had what I hoped for.  A constant transition in tasting notes.   I would imagine that the cigar must have been a real powerhouse when fresh.  It also made a ton of blue smoke.  I nubbed it until my fingers started to burn.  Aged cigars are always a gamble. In this case I won the draw.

Thanks a lot. That sounds very nice. Always so great to get some direct view and insight of a "contemporary witness".

[Fugu]

No pics, but tonight, after a very looong while, finally shared another cigar with my son. Nothing fancy, an El Principe for him, SP Non-Pluses for me and a friend. Well - son switched to his vape after half the Principe (which, admittedly, was rolled a tad irregular) - got to realize, it will still be a long stretch to go...

[Siberian Bear]

LGC MdO4 ‘15 , plenty of smoke from this skinny ?

Second one tonight since apparently I have more time till the better half comes back with the 10 months old baby boy!
El Principe ‘15, sweet, sweet smoke, literally ?

[lovethehaze]

Loving the Skinnies ... don’t even remember where I got this but it was not bad at all 

[Bri Fi]

TUP SEP 14 (mostly) from a recent quarter box 24:24 purchase. Loved the spiced cream and earthiness that came from this cigar. Huge plumes of smoke with no relights. Construction was spot on. I tapped the ask off almost at the halfway point so I didn’t make a mess of my jeans. Very nice smoke and much better than the one I had ROTT. 

[BellevilleMXZ]

22 hours ago, MigsG said:

Congratulations!

How'd you like the Anejados? 

Quite good, glad I grabbed a box! Creamy, bit of sweetness...maybe some nut?

 

 

[Siberian Bear]

28 minutes ago, FatherOfPugs said:

In the spirit of Double-Band Season, my evening below. These LGC ER España Serie D No. 5s are fantastic right now, and pair well with Booker's.

Let’s see if it does pair well ?

 

[jerrybrowne]

 

 

First cigar in Delhi. One of those 09 Choix Supreme that flooded the market recently. Very nice cigar but box quality varies alot. The cycle rickshaws kept me company.

 

 

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[BoliDan]

Sig 2 and some honey mead, brewed by me.

[HarveyBoulevard]

I have no idea why I love airplane bottles so much. But I do.

[Siberian Bear]

1 hour ago, FatherOfPugs said:

Let me know your thoughts! My 2019-02 has a lot of vanilla and spice which match well with the spice from the cigar. Also, I like the way you roll!

This batch 2016-02 is indeed spicy, but it’s more chocolatey than vanilly. LGC on the other hand is sweet and fruity, I couldn’t finish it since the wife came back home. Last no.5 was mild for the first half, then it got much darker, I guess the second half would pair with the Bookers just fine! Good assessment on your part FatherOfPugs! I noticed we have similar tastes in smokes, though I prefer Scotch to Bourbon ?