FOH'ers Daily Smoke

[CampDelta369]

BOLPC from a few 6ers off 24:24 last year. Great for C&C Time!

[Shatner's Bassoon]

Trinidad Reyes APU NOV 14

Rare NC: EP Carrillo La Historia Senador

[Partmonte]

Working from home post-lunch Epi #2

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[RDB]

Lovely Fuerza LGR MAY 18, sweetly spiced and Christmas cake rich without being at all heavy, medium body and excellent construction. No need to wait on these, tuck in.

[Puros Y Vino]

Viva Italia!!

Some Carbonara style pasta and a ManTua and espresso for dessert.

[Bijan]

Entreacto and minuto. An enjoyable combo.

[JohnS]

Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas ROE Jul 2016

How often do we get the chance to light up a Double Corona? Not often, I'd bet, with the demands of modern life, 2 to 2-and-a-half hours to set aside and reflect on a cigar can be considered a luxury in terms of time. Yet, every time I do so I invariably find I have no regrets in regards to the cost to my time, this Hoyo de Monterrey Double Corona delivered on flavour, body and strength.

I'd like to thank @wineguy for gifting me this cigar to review. This was mild to mild-medium bodied, nuanced in flavours and easy to retrohale throughout. Unlike other popular Hoyo De Monterrey regular production cigars such as the Epicure No.1 and No.2, this had minimal light cocoa. Instead it had a core cedar, light cream and clove combination, together with some vanilla sweetness here and there and spice on the edges.

After the midway point of the cigar that cloved spice really started to dominate the flavours. It was still smoking exceptionally until the point I nubbed it well into the final third, however, I would have preferred less cloved spice and more cedar, vanilla and cream texture to the cigar. Nevertheless, this Hoyo de Monterrey Double Corona was quite a good cigar and with more age I envisage it will only get better.

If you get the chance to get a 50 cab, and you enjoy Hoyo de Monterrey as a marca, or you don't mind a Punch Double Corona (which can be similarly woody, just more so) I don't think you'd regret adding the HdM Double Corona as an acquisition to your humidor.

[teamrandr]

Back home but still in vacation mode....

'14 Monte No. 1

[JayHabanos]

Media Corona


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[glaesthetic]

Fonseca no.1 

[FatherOfPugs]

QdO 54 and sparkling water this evening.

[westg]

Wide Churchill at Cigar Social Perth. Excellent stick, great environment.

[LLC]

Another great Trinidad La Trova. 
RAG AGO 17

 

[GVan]

Awesome cigar - HdM EE (ASR JUL-18) generously gifted by @StogieSteve23.  Very smooth, light creamy smoke that gave hints of vanilla and the occasional mint all surrounded by cream and more cream.  Paired it with a Woodford Reserve Malt Whisky.  Both were outstanding.  Thanks brother - really enjoyed this one!

[Hotboxx]

Time to see what these are all about 

[Markspring1978]

Punch SS1 from 2008. Outstanding! Why they discontinued these is not only a head scratcher, but an enormous shame. 

[NicPac]

While watching the US Open and getting some work wrapped up. 

[Connoisseur Kim]

10 hours ago, JohnS said:

Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas ROE Jul 2016

How often do we get the chance to light up a Double Corona? Not often, I'd bet, with the demands of modern life, 2 to 2-and-a-half hours to set aside and reflect on a cigar can be considered a luxury in terms of time. Yet, every time I do so I invariably find I have no regrets in regards to the cost to my time, this Hoyo de Monterrey Double Corona delivered on flavour, body and strength.

I'd like to thank @wineguy for gifting me this cigar to review. This was mild to mild-medium bodied, nuanced in flavours and easy to retrohale throughout. Unlike other popular Hoyo De Monterrey regular production cigars such as the Epicure No.1 and No.2, this had minimal light cocoa. Instead it had a core cedar, light cream and clove combination, together with some vanilla sweetness here and there and spice on the edges.

After the midway point of the cigar that cloved spice really started to dominate the flavours. It was still smoking exceptionally until the point I nubbed it well into the final third, however, I would have preferred less cloved spice and more cedar, vanilla and cream texture to the cigar. Nevertheless, this Hoyo de Monterrey Double Corona was quite a good cigar and with more age I envisage it will only get better.

If you get the chance to get a 50 cab, and you enjoy Hoyo de Monterrey as a marca, or you don't mind a Punch Double Corona (which can be similarly woody, just more so) I don't think you'd regret adding the HdM Double Corona as an acquisition to your humidor.

DCs are absolutely great realexing CC unless you puff them in harsh cold windy weather @JohnS ??️?️?❄️☃️!

[Paladin865]

A simple mid week cigar

Vegas Robaina Famosos

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[Raskol]

C&C time. PSD4 (2014) from our host.

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[RDB]

Here’s another 2014 PSD4... but it’s meh. In fact this box (TUP SEP 14) has been a real disappointment. I guess I’ve smoked eight or so and they are all weedy, ashy and thin in flavour. By contrast I have fabulous boxes of Partagas Lusi’s (16&18), Shorts (18) and E2s (18) on the go. You win some, you lose some.

[CampDelta369]

MC#5 with some construction issues. Had to abandon ship. 

[Bijan]

My first PSE2.

Nowhere near as intense as I expected for the size. Just a nice pleasant smoke and I smoked it pretty fast at almost exactly one hour smoke time.

 

[JohnS]

H. Upmann Sir Winston EOS Jul 2019

For a cigar just on 12 months old, the H.Upmann Sir Winston surely can exude class amongst its peers. This had all the hallmarks of a typical quality Sir Winston; coffee, nut, H.Upmann shortbread and cream with a cedar spine throughout.

Unlike more potent H.Upmann offerings such as the Magnum series, H. Upmann No.2 and Petit Corona, I've found the Sir Winston more approachable when young, but even more desirable with age.

What a great way to spend up to 2 hours, enjoying a churchill-sized cigar such as this one!