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An RE Friday with @Nate Chu C&C for a Saturday morning with this Sir Winston from 03. Today is going to be great if this cigar is anything to judge it by. What a super smooth star

First cigar of the year.

C&C ‘14 especiales. Fantastic start to the day C&C with a Monte 4 C&C time today with a Perla picked up from 24:24

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2 hours ago, SigmundChurchill said:

Sounds great actually.  My wife told me she skied there a couple of years when she was a kid, and she wanted to check it out to see how different it is now.  We will get there one of these days.

I have a love-hate relationship with Aspen.  Love the town, but I am not so crazy about skiing Ajax.  I love skiing Snowmass though, so when we go there, I end up staying in Aspen and then having to drive or take the shuttle to Snowmass every day to ski.  I'm booking Christmas now, and the domestic airline prices are not much lower than the flights to Switzerland, so we may ski there instead this year.

 

Anyway, today I am smoking a PSD4

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Ajax is challenging and not my favorite either! We do a week in Aspen and Jackson Hole on our Ikon Pass and I always joke with my wife most of these people here at the bar could not have had much fun on the mountain today. It can get tricky. For us in Apsen with a 4 year old the play is Buttermilk. We stay right at the Inn at the bottom, you’re 10 min from downtown and the restaurants and 10-15 from Snowmass. A week at Buttermilk was like a break through for my son when he was 3….like a mountain of greens, great spot to hone skills. 

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1 hour ago, El Hoze said:

Ajax is challenging and not my favorite either! We do a week in Aspen and Jackson Hole on our Ikon Pass and I always joke with my wife most of these people here at the bar could not have had much fun on the mountain today. It can get tricky. For us in Apsen with a 4 year old the play is Buttermilk. We stay right at the Inn at the bottom, you’re 10 min from downtown and the restaurants and 10-15 from Snowmass. A week at Buttermilk was like a break through for my son when he was 3….like a mountain of greens, great spot to hone skills. 

For kids, the ski school at Snowmass was the best of all the many that they attended when they were young.

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On 4/12/2023 at 11:46 AM, Wookie said:

HAHA, if it's still the same scary-looking guy with the pipe in his mouth... he's been there since the 1990s (or longer)....he's the owner. I bought a box of Opus X torpedoes from him in 1996 before they went on ration soon thereafter.  He's always in a bad mood.  Seems like it mighta rubbed off on everyone else there crazy enough to work for him.  Massachusetts became impossible for in-state buyers back in the late 1990s...Taxachusetts. Everyone sensible here orders from elsewhere or takes a short drive over NH border.  We used to have multiple awesome cigar vendors here before things went crazy.  And we could always have an after-dinner cigar at multiple restaurants until early 2000s.  

That’s a shame! I try to support a local B and M when I can, bought a v cutter and a few corncobs. Cigars rival Hawaii taxes but still a nice stop. Weather was amazing. 

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Unfortunately Massachusetts went tax-crazy.  There used to be a number of great cigar shops in Boston. I’ve got a beautiful Elie Bleu humidor and all sorts of fancy stuff from them over the years. LJ Peretti specializes in pipes and pipe tobacco and probably ships it everywhere. That might be what’s allowing them to hang in there while others closed their shops. 

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