I just tried tincup for the first time on Friday and wow is it goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
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I just tried tincup for the first time on Friday and wow is it goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
ugh..
Not where I'm at...the cigars are local...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
Mmmmmm nub habano. Good smoke so farhttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/05...825b41ec31.jpg
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Not much of a cigar smoker but love the aroma.On occasion I'll have one with the fellas... Arturo Fuentes Short Story with Jameson. A gentleman's pipe loaded with Sutliff 1M and Stranahans that is where it's at! Glad to hear there are other pipe smokers out there. Maybe I should start a new thread?
I'm all over. I had a Camacho Triple Maduro tonight. Have had a few La Flor Dominica Double Ligeras recently and really liked them. I have also been grabbing La Historia box press Toros lately. My go-to are the La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amore Reserva and the My Father Le Bijou 1922 torpedoes.
First "real cigar" I had (non-7/11 bought) was a macanudo...or so I thought. That was in 1997, I found countless sticks that I love with since then so I sort of fell out of love with the Macs, until now...
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These fuckers are sofa king good! Back to '97 I go!!
I also have a bundle of Gurkha's headed to my door, I'll update then...
JR is blowing Gurkha cigs out right now. BIG. TIME!
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The Gurkha Beast and Perdomo 20th Anniversary Maduro have been my recent favorites!
Just wanted to toss in a plug for my buddies at Edwards Pipe and Tobacco in Englewood, on Broadway, 1 block N. of Hampden. GREAT cigar shop! Go see 'em, tell 'em Ron sent ya (that'll hang 'em up - Ron who?).
Back from the dead
Had a Partagas black label tonight. Old favorite, been a long time since I have enjoyed a cigar. Any recommendations on same style of stick.
I have a humidor now. Maybe I can play along next time I break out a stogie.
I have a hand full in the freezer. Picked up some nice ones from a Portland tobacco shop (before the stupid broke out). Picked up a couple of pipe tobaccos too. With spring approaching, I'm definitely going to be spending time in the back yard.
I like cigars and I like bourbon/scotch but not together. I usually smoke with coffee or a bitter beer.
I'll check cigar names tomorrow.
I'm 10min from them. Gotta check them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
My favorite place is World Class Cigars on Wadsworth, just South of I-70 on the East side of Wads. Not the biggest, but he's always had good prices on the cigars that I like (Drew Estate), and carries the Root.
My buddy was telling me that he went golfing with a rich buddy and had a $20 cigar and it was the best he'd ever had. I tried it and wasn't convinced that the price matched the flavor. I'll post the name when I can remember, but it's a pretty popular one. Anyway, I tried done of the higher dollar stuff from Aging Room and I thought they were good for the price. I think I had the $12 or $16 one.
I believe the last one that I enjoyed was a Deadwood Sweet Jane. There was a Cohiba that I had on a cruise to Alaska that I liked. Maybe their Red Dot?
My go to is El Rey Del Mundo Robusto Larga. I won't turn down a real Cuban or a cigars made in Miami by real cubans...but neither of those happen often for me. So I go with the El Rey.
I'm having a $3 Caballeros right now. Nothing fancy but fits the bill. For the price, I'm a fan of the Factory Smokes from Drew Estates. They make the Deadwood cigars.
The gentleman that now runs Edward's Tobacco used to be a vendor that would call on me when he was selling oil and gas tools. He's a good guy so I strongly recommend anyone to stop by there.
Had a CLE Prieto Y Prensado today nice smoke