Cigar Smokers A.K.A Cigar Aficionados - Ongoing
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I want that winter Jack cider.
What I was puffing on to bring in the New Years out in Baltimore harbor.
What I was puffing on to bring in the New Years out in Baltimore harbor.
Some cohiba's I picked up in the Nassau last month for my bday. Don't know if their actual cohiba's but they were only 5 dollars so I got them.
Thats when you know a cigar is good see how the ash hangs? Using good quality tabacco leaves. Also the pic of the cigar in my sig is a great cigar. Raices blonde is great. If you get the dark RAICES prepared to get fcked up. It's really strong.I want that winter Jack cider.
What I was puffing on to bring in the New Years out in Baltimore harbor.
Yeah Arturo Fuente it was good. Had me feeling lifted after that.
Maduro Raices? Never heard of Raices will try tho. Thanks.
This is a Grauer Cigar...a mixture of Dominican and Nicaraguan Tobacco with an odd shape !!!! A medium bodied cigar . The Ring Guage is small on both ends but huge in the middle !!!
I gotta try that. I just had a Honduran Nicaraguan cigar blend forget the name of the cigar tho, I didn't get a pic either. It was a nice robusto. Nice even burn, had me stuck for a minute.
I seen this in the smoke shop while looking for a new pipe. Macanudo Rothschild Dominican tobacco.
Any of you fuck with'em?
I have seen these on the military base. They sell pretty well. I havent had a chance to try one. If you try it please let me know if it'sgood.I gotta try that. I just had a Honduran Nicaraguan cigar blend forget the name of the cigar tho, I didn't get a pic either. It was a nice robusto. Nice even burn, had me stuck for a minute.
I seen this in the smoke shop while looking for a new pipe. Macanudo Rothschild Dominican tobacco.
Any of you fuck with'em?
I think it was ok.
Burn was kinda fast flavor was ok. Just not consistent as I'm use to. Tasted like smoke with little hints of bark like flavor.
I'll try another again before I make my final ruling. First impression is its ok.
just blazed my acid kuba-kuba.
nice.
think i'll try a pedron next.
nice.
think i'll try a pedron next.
Ive seen then around,never tried them ...
I had the Macanudo 1997 Vintage with the metal band !!!
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[/IMG]Liga Privada No 9
Country: NicaraguaStrength: Medium to Full
Rated #10 in Top 25 Cigars of 2015 by Cigar Aficionado magazine!
Receiving an outstanding 94-rating from Cigar Aficionado magazine!
Cigar Aficionado magazine said, "...They’re solid to the touch and packed tightly with loads of hearty tobacco, yet still draw beautifully. It’s one of the heaviest blends on the market and is bound by a gutsy Connecticut broadleaf wrapper and Brazilian Mata Fina binder. Every puff of the Corona Doble seems to make a bold statement with a complex range of strong earthy flavors, a sweet quality redolent of perique tobacco and a sweet tarry finish."
Translated to English, “Liga Privada” means the “Private Blend”. It’s the perfect name to a perfect balance. To a cigar that was crafted not for resale, but for the personal humidors of only the chosen ones. Dozens upon dozens of intricate blends were created by Drew Estate, but No.9 was the flawless winner in both flavors and characters. A rich, complex and full bodied smoking experience that isn’t harsh on the palate and begs to be smoked time and time again. It’s simply one of the most satisfying smokes you’ve ever laid your eyes on.
Its pretty good..nice,smooth with clouds of smoke and not strong at all !!!! Oh and I just had to light it once and its burning all the way through !!!
yall got some good choices in here....i'll come back with a few
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Liga Privada No 9
Country: NicaraguaStrength: Medium to Full
Rated #10 in Top 25 Cigars of 2015 by Cigar Aficionado magazine!
Receiving an outstanding 94-rating from Cigar Aficionado magazine!
Cigar Aficionado magazine said, "...They’re solid to the touch and packed tightly with loads of hearty tobacco, yet still draw beautifully. It’s one of the heaviest blends on the market and is bound by a gutsy Connecticut broadleaf wrapper and Brazilian Mata Fina binder. Every puff of the Corona Doble seems to make a bold statement with a complex range of strong earthy flavors, a sweet quality redolent of perique tobacco and a sweet tarry finish."
Translated to English, “Liga Privada” means the “Private Blend”. It’s the perfect name to a perfect balance. To a cigar that was crafted not for resale, but for the personal humidors of only the chosen ones. Dozens upon dozens of intricate blends were created by Drew Estate, but No.9 was the flawless winner in both flavors and characters. A rich, complex and full bodied smoking experience that isn’t harsh on the palate and begs to be smoked time and time again. It’s simply one of the most satisfying smokes you’ve ever laid your eyes on.
Its pretty good..nice,smooth with clouds of smoke and not strong at all !!!! Oh and I just had to light it once and its burning all the way through !!!
This is a great cigar
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[/IMG]Great Cigar with a nice buzz . Im usually prefer medium to full but this full bodied was perfect ...it wasnt too strong !!! Just right !! You are going to luv the aroma once u take a whiff before firing it up !!!!
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http://halfwheel.com/la-mission-du-latelier-1959/94305
Any of you ACID/Java guys smoke these? I used to enjoy Kahlua cigars back in the day which were made by Drew Estates but discontinued over licensing reasons. This is Drew Estates replacement for the Kahlua.
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[/IMG] LA FLOR DOMINICANA FOOTBALL SPECIAL EDITION
The NFL Playoffs are underway and La Flor Dominicana’s unofficial cigar for the Super Bowl is heading to stores.
Today, the company will begin shipping the La Flor Dominicana Football Special Edition 2016 to retailers in California. The 5 5/8 x 54 perfecto features an Ecuadorian habano wrapper with a football made out of Connecticut-seed tobaccos.
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I hate to be the one to tell you this, but NO cuban cigar comes in cellophane...NONE...Sorry bruh...At least you aint spend a mintSome cohiba's I picked up in the Nassau last month for my bday. Don't know if their actual cohiba's but they were only 5 dollars so I got them.
I just smoked one of these for the first time a few weeks ago. They are number 1 on the Cigar Aficionado list for a reason. Great smoke! My Father is one of my favorite brands. Between the My Father No. 1, the Jamie Garcia, and the Flor de las Antillas, they have a great lineup of smokes.
[/IMG]An exquisite limited edition Dunhill.
The most exclusive cigar released by Dunhill to date, this elegant and limited edition blend is being released to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the legendary Dunhill Don Candido line. Don Candido was the first cigar manufactured exclusively for Dunhill and paved the path towards Dunhill’s legacy of luxury.
Dunhill Signed Range Seleccion Suprema is a truly exquisite cigar. Dressed to the nines in a Nicaragua Jalapa Shade wrapper over a Connecticut Broadleaf binder and long-leaves from Jalapa and Esteli, Nicaragua and Mata Fina from Brazil, this blend doles out a copious and decadent flavor profile. Medium-bodied, this cigar displays balance and a steady evolution of flavors including notes of baking spice, sweet cedar, nuts and cream. Available only in the Toro vitola, pick up the exceptional limited edition Dunhill Signed Range Seleccion Suprema cigar and enjoy it when the moment calls for only the best.
Dunhill never disappoints !!!!
This is a $20 cigar
^^^looks good^^^
Blacked Owned Black Cubano rolled cigars by 2 Sisters. Whenever I go to Miami... I am going to stop by.
http://www.treslindascubanascigars.com/home.html
[/IMG]Trying to stock up on Cubans and let them age for a few years !!!!
I was blown away after trying her Maduro and she thanked me for the purchase . I promised myself to visit her spot as well
[/IMG]Ernesto Padilla’s resume is well known among cigar enthusiasts. This artist, turned master blender, is responsible for a litany of top-rated and decadent blends that grace the humidors of aficionados across the globe.
Padilla Small Batch is a delectable perfecto that instantly displays the amount of care and craftsmanship that went into this robust cigar. This tasty jewel comes draped in a sweet, spicy Ecuador Sumatra wrapper from the 2003 crop with a Honduras Talanga binder from 2003 and a blend of well-aged Dominican Piloto, Brazilian Arapiraca, US Broadleaf, and Honduras La Entrada. Expect a complex and balanced experience owing to the four country, aged blend of choice tobaccos. You’ll be entranced with flavors of spice, earth, cedar, leather, and subtle pepper that will take you on a sumptuous joy ride. Try Padilla Single Batch and see the blending mastery of Ernesto Padilla on full display.
A unique shaped $5 Cigar .This is on my radar !!!! Padilla is a reputable brand . Its only 4 1/2 in length but a 60 ring guage like the NUBS .
Some cohiba's I picked up in the Nassau last month for my bday. Don't know if their actual cohiba's but they were only 5 dollars so I got them.
Hey bro, Just some quick things i learned about cigars in the island. If you are buying them from some nigga off the street - there 99.99 pct fake. Good quality cigars have to be kept in 70 degree temp at all times . 2 ask the person questions about the cigar they are selling you. If they make some shit up probably fake. Duty free shops in the airport probally have the best prices on Real Cuban cigars. cohiba no 2. are a small short stick those alone run about 80-100 for a pak of 5 .. 3 cohiba robustos are about 20 =22 dolar a stick..
Next time ask to go to a real cigar shop where the cigars are humidified. Even then u still have a chance of buying fake ones but more like a 14% pct chance and the replicas are way better quality
Check out this brothers smokes if you can: http://www.elprimermundo.com/#!cigars/cee5
He makes very good cigars and is a cool brother too. Put me on to a great restaurant in Nola when we were down there for the show a few years ago.
My girl brought me these Cohiba Behike 56 back from Cuba. Also a box of Romeo Y Julieta and 7 hand rolled Cuban cigars from a tobacco farm.
My girl brought me these Cohiba Behike 56 back from Cuba. Also a box of Romeo Y Julieta and 7 hand rolled Cuban cigars from a tobacco farm.
Nice. But let me put you up on Bookers Bourbon. 125 proof
125 proof !!!! Wow !!!! That shit probably cure snake bites !!!! You're good !!!
That Booker's is the SHIT! As for cigars, I usually smoke Man-O-War's! In particular the Man-O-War Armadas.Nice. But let me put you up on Bookers Bourbon. 125 proof