A 1 and a half year old Blue label. freakin smooooooottthhhhh compared to when i first got my 5 pack. Creamy, leathery smoke, some nice floral tastes on exhale, and via retrohale, it honestly to got reminded me of BUTTERED POPCORN. even my fiance said the smoke smelled "buttery". I must be crazy.

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When I die, I want to go out like my grandfather... Sleeping. Not screaming and crying like the other people in his car...

jj20030:

tonight will be a alec bradley pryme toro

only have 2 and haven't smoked them yet, saving for a special occasion. How was yours?

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If you have to ask if it's plume it's probably mold!

Krieger:

A 1 and a half year old Blue label. freakin smooooooottthhhhh compared to when i first got my 5 pack. Creamy, leathery smoke, some nice floral tastes on exhale, and via retrohale, it honestly to got reminded me of BUTTERED POPCORN. even my fiance said the smoke smelled "buttery". I must be crazy.

Love those blues!

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I'm sitting outside tonight with a padilla cazadores

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i love motorcycles, cigars, and women, in no particular order. not much else to say.

My Father Le Bijou 1922

Cohiba Siglo II Tubo
A. Fuente Anejo No. 50

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SMOKE INTO OBLIVION CIGAR BLOG

Smoked 2 on Thursday. Started with a Don Arturo Gran AnniverXario Sun Grown due to peer pressure by Dennis King. This was the last of my original purchase in April 2010. The cigar has some great flavors, decent draw (I think because I punched it) and good burn. My only issue is that near the last inch I got that ammonia taste. TO be honest, I forget what I had after that. Whatever it was, the draw was extremely tight.

Friday night I had 2 also. I forget what I started with but I finished with a Tat Black Tubo from Pheebs. This isn't my first one but this was the best one I have had so far. The others I have had were just ok.

Yesterday was a 3 cigar day. I started with a Don Arturo Gran AnniverXario Natural again due to peer pressure from the King! This also was my last from the original pruchase around the same time. This cigar has some similarities to the Sun Grown due to the same filler and binder but since it has an Opus X wrapper it has some of those flavors as well. Though, not as strong as the Opus. This cigar had trouble staying lit and also had that ammonia like the other did near the last inch. This couldn't have been a rH problem since that humi is always at or around 67%.

My second cigar was a Tat Federal Cigar 90th. Got this from Feebs. Even though the draw was extremely tight it still had a decent amount of smoke and a nice flavor.

After that I smoked a Nub Habano Torpedo. This believe it or not had a similar flavor as the Tat. However, one side almost refused to burn. I had to keep toucing it up. After an inch everything was good but what a pain in the a$$.

I think I am going to take today off from smoking.

Sitting down to a Pueblo Dominicano with a hot sweetened chai tea.

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"A cigar ought not to be smoked solely with the mouth, but with the hand, the eyes, and with the spirit.
~Zino Davidoff~

tonight a rocky patel royal vintage chruchie

EST 1844 #54 PDR Reserva Limitatda Toro Blue Moon Winter Abbey Ale Chaser

CAO OSA robusto

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Stowggie

J. Fuego Sangre de Toro Original

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"My power is discombobulatingly devastating. I could feel his muscle tissues collapse under my force. It's ludicrous these mortals even attempt to enter my realm." - Mike Tyson

Pueblo dominicano Toro great way to end a sunday

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Had a Tat Havan . Didn't feel like smoking anything tonight.

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If you want to find the loneliest person in the room, look for the clown.

Flavor profile is ok, draw excellent but the burn blows. Not a bad stick though

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