Popular Post mtd057 Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 These have been good to me lately so I wanted to make this my first smoke while at the beach. No complaints from me. 27
Popular Post havanaclub Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 OR 2000 858 SunGrown thanks to a few awesome BOTL. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 26
Popular Post NicPac Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 2014 Short while I watch some pre PGA coverage. Looking forward to some major championship golf, especially on a track I’ve played. 25
Guest Nekhyludov Posted August 6, 2020 Posted August 6, 2020 SGA SEP 15 QdO Robusto Diplomatico RE France
djrey Posted August 6, 2020 Posted August 6, 2020 5 hours ago, StogieSteve23 said: Glad you're safe brother. We escaped it here in Florida, but I know everyone up there got it much worse. Thoughts are with you all. Thank you my friend. Overall I was quite lucky. Family, house and cars are all good. We have roads that were literally washed away. Not often you see that in PA. Glad you are safe too. 4 hours ago, GotYaGoat said: R&J Petit Churchill from 24:24 GEL, DIC 19...and a juice carton ? Great beer! And that is the most wild glass I have ever seen 4
Popular Post Taco Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 Been enjoying the cooler North Texas weather. The Mag 54 was terrific. 23
Popular Post Chucko8 Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 C&C with a Medio Siglo AMO MAR 17 picked up from 24:24. Was like a VI hitting it’s straps from the get go! So good 22
Popular Post Raskol Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 C&C time. Trinidad Vigia (2017) - 24:24 Sent from my SM-G986B using Tapatalk 22
GVan Posted August 6, 2020 Posted August 6, 2020 9 hours ago, NicPac said: 2014 Short while I watch some pre PGA coverage. Looking forward to some major championship golf, especially on a track I’ve played. Agreed, it is a beautiful golf course and tough! I was in San Fran on business and luckily brought the clubs "just in case". Found out from the Concierge that there was a parade downtown - so sent the wife to the parade and took a cab ride to the course (expensive !!!). Turned out it was the gay pride parade - my wife says she saw some "things" that she will never forget. My buddy and I were amazed that we made it to the course through all the traffic and were lucky we were able to get on with only an hour wait. It was a beautiful day on a beautiful course - parring 18 made for a great finish to the day. I still remember almost every shot and look forward to seeing the course set-up for Championship conditions over the next few days. 1
Popular Post Nino Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 Brutal heatwave here, 34C today, 38C tomorrow - waiting for my buddy John from Scotland to start a cigar weekend in the village. 31
Popular Post sw15825 Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 URA DIC 07. Ever have that box you tried smoking a few sticks out of each year and you just never could get into them ? Then when there is about 10 sticks left, you just bury the box, thinking you just don't really like them. You always overlook them, picking something else out to smoke. This was one of those boxes and I opened it up and was thinking, "wow these have a lot of aroma left in them for a cigar that is this old". So I pull one out to give her another try, and it smoked absolutely wonderfully. Still full of flavor and surprisingly medium to full strength. Very soft texture to the smoke, Cherries, wood, leather and mix of spices. Not sure why they rate RYJ as a medium strength brand and come to think of it, it's one brand I like with lots of age on them. Nice surprise this morning, thinking I was going to get a very light and possibly mediocre cigar past its prime. I was pleasantly surprised at it's performance !! 27
Popular Post maverickdrinker Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 2015 Edicion Regional Cuba Diplomaticos Excelencia today...Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 29
Popular Post StogieSteve23 Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 A day full of spreadsheets and frustration. What was left of a TPO-NOV-18 Rio Seco 29
Popular Post Shatner's Bassoon Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 R y J Churchill PLA JUL 15 29
Popular Post Kongelunden Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 Summer finally arriving here in Copenhagen - temperatures reaching 30C for the next week or so, after hardly being above 20C the last two months. Enjoyed my last Monte Edmundo from a POU JUL 12 box. Dark roasted coffee and dark chocolate, and quite enjoyable overall 28
Popular Post Bijan Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 Vegas Robaina Famosos and a Nespresso. 28
Popular Post JohnS Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 Cohiba Siglo III SOM Dic 2016 The Siglo III is and remains my favourite of the linea 1492 series. The reason is simple, the vitola is 42 ring gauge by 155 mm (or 6.1 inches) in length and that, I feel, is the ideal cigar size for me. The Linea 1492 series was announced in November 1992 as the new line of Cohiba intended to replace the premium Davidoff Chateau series which concluded in 1991. When these cigars did hit the market (in 1994), the Cohiba Siglo III, a coronas grandes cigar with a 42 ring gauge x 155 mm (or 6⅛ inches) length was the replacement cigar for the Davidoff Château Mouton Rothschild cigar in the Chateau series. Today, the Cohiba Siglo III is only one of two regular production coronas grandes cigars in existence (the other is the Montecristo Tubos). The last one deleted from Habanos S.A's catalogue, the highly-regarded cigar enthusiast favourite, the Hoyo de Monterrey Le Hoyo des Dieux was discontinued in 2014 but most coronas grandes-sized cigars were discontinued in the early-2000s soon after Habanos S.A. was 50% acquired by Altidis in 2000. This Siglo III had a stupendous cedar and baking spice combined flavour to it on the cold draw. It was so impressive, that I had to savour the taste with a few more 'cold draw' 'puffs than usual, as I knew that this cigar would hit the ground running with delightful flavours. I was soon proven correct. The cedar and baking spice soon gave way to a core Cohiba grass/hay and lemongrass citrus flavour with some sweet honey lilting in and out along the way. Throughout the first and second third I also got some vanilla bean notes. Into the final third the cigar was slightly more woody but still smoked well with those aforementioned characteristic Cohiba flavours. It goes without saying that I smoked this to my fingertips. At a few months short of four years of age this Cohiba Siglo III truly was a pleasure to smoke. 33
Popular Post lovethehaze Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 ASR OCT 19. Party short. Spicy ? but good twang 31
Popular Post GotYaGoat Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 JL #1 UTL ABR 19. Thanks @lovethehaze. And appropriately...It’s National IPA Day! 25 1
Popular Post Puros Y Vino Posted August 6, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 6, 2020 A Paesan dropped this off two days ago. Now that I have a second one I'll fire one up. 25
Popular Post FatherOfPugs Posted August 7, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 7, 2020 An Esplendido and some iced Janus Sumatra Mandheling 4yr aged coffee. 25
Popular Post NicPac Posted August 7, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 7, 2020 Time to smoke my last 2015 BCG because I was able to score another box today on 24:24 ? 26
Popular Post mbflash80 Posted August 7, 2020 Popular Post Posted August 7, 2020 Sur and some Sam Adams 24
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