u may have just had a bad one bro! lol.....but tonight im having a camacho triple maduro....i have never seen cobalt blue smoke from a cigar like this....this is amazing.....if these ever go on sale, im in for a box in a heartbeat...this is amazing!
Had a CCom Red Label and Macanudo...great smokes, except macanudo was kind've "bland." Very smooth though...
You'll find quickly that Macanudo is bland as all hell :P It's great if it's your first cigar, but after that, it's like eating tofu without any sauce or seasonings...no taste at all.
Always my thought, but still have a few in my humi. Sorprising thing is whenever I have lit up a 'Mac' it's been surprisingly tasty!!!
Granted i like to age my 'gars, but from what i know, aging will mellow a profile not accentuate the differences, so all i can say is my paleete has developed to the point where i can appreciate the 'milder' bodied sticks along with my preferrence of medium to full / full
maybe my preference for fuller sticks has allowed me to appreciate the milder, lol, that's a trip!
After yesterday's "Cherry Flavoured Shlt-sicle" I opted for a Rocky Patel Sungrown on the Patio... Not bad for the first inch.... but Classic Rocky is present...
Hmmmmm... This cigar has aged well! It started out like every other Rocky... but has settled in very nicely...
Now, if Only I can go back in time 11 moths and buy a box... then I'd be SET! Good thing I still have two more left!
Started off today with a fonseca serie f after breakfast at chipotle.at the Dulles airport now after having a sandwich at a lil french place I'm enjoying a man o war at the smoking lounge bar in the Denver airport.
After yesterday's "Cherry Flavoured Shlt-sicle" I opted for a Rocky Patel Sungrown on the Patio... Not bad for the first inch.... but Classic Rocky is present...
Hmmmmm... This cigar has aged well! It started out like every other Rocky... but has settled in very nicely...
Now, if Only I can go back in time 11 moths and buy a box... then I'd be SET! Good thing I still have two more left!
I'm with you on the cabiguan guapo...had two of them one early one with several months...did not like them at all. Sure liking my diesel's. Look in the humidor push aside my padrons, tatuajes,la riquezas, and all the other good stuff and reach for a diesel.
Had a Padron Magnum Maduro earlier today. Not bad, not great either. Man that's a long cigar. Later in the day after lunch I felt like something with a little more kick, so I went for a Ruination. Such a great smoke.
Had a CCom Red Label and Macanudo...great smokes, except macanudo was kind've "bland." Very smooth though...
You'll find quickly that Macanudo is bland as all hell :P It's great if it's your first cigar, but after that, it's like eating tofu without any sauce or seasonings...no taste at all.
I have one reply to that:Macanudo Vintage 1997, iirc Goldy sent me one and it was fantastic. I haven't been smoking for a long time, and I certainly wouldn't call myself an aficionado, but neither am I new to cigars and I enjoyed the hell out of that cigar. My two cents anyway.
Didn't have a cigar all day, was a bit burned out from the weekend, but I finally headed out with a Romeo y Julieta ISOM belicoso courtesy of Diamondog, fantastic cigar that started a bit slow but really started to gather steam after the first inch. Thanks Steve, really like this one.
And here I thought Joe would post some obscure cigar none of us have ever heard of... way to dissapoint Sir!
I'll be sure to try harder next time. All kidding aside though, obscure cigars are nice to try, but more often than not I will go with something that has established itself as a solid smoke...some cigars are obscure for a good reason.
Got released from work early last night, decided to fire up God of Fire Don Carlos 07, Joya De Nicaragua Antano, and rocky Patel Decade...all great smokes..the JDN blasted me with a ton of flavor, definitely need to get more!
Actually enjoyed a Graycliff 1666. After all the negative hype I have heard towards this one, both of mine have been sittin in the humi for over a year because I was afraid I would be posting in the "sticks that taste like goats a$$" thread...I was pleasently surprised, I thought It was very good!
Well, I had a RP 15th Anniv last night, my first. I really enjoyed it, it was actually a perfect cigar after my dinner. I will be getting more of these!
Actually enjoyed a Graycliff 1666. After all the negative hype I have heard towards this one, both of mine have been sittin in the humi for over a year because I was afraid I would be posting in the "sticks that taste like goats a$$" thread...I was pleasently surprised, I thought It was very good!
though i am constantly happy with the flavor of this cigar the downfall is the construction. it seems like the cap is always cracking or falling off.
Yeah, my experience has been the same. Gotten a few plugs lately too. What size do you prefer? I really ike the Quixotes, but there's one or two I haven't tried yet.
Gonna jump on an Oliva Serie V Double Toro...I have a box that have been sitting in my cooleridor for about 13 months... Looking forward to it, I love these stiks.
though i am constantly happy with the flavor of this cigar the downfall is the construction. it seems like the cap is always cracking or falling off.
Yeah, my experience has been the same. Gotten a few plugs lately too. What size do you prefer? I really ike the Quixotes, but there's one or two I haven't tried yet.
usually i like the Cervantes. actually like the fuerte line better.
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Always my thought, but still have a few in my humi. Sorprising thing is whenever I have lit up a 'Mac' it's been surprisingly tasty!!!
Granted i like to age my 'gars, but from what i know, aging will mellow a profile not accentuate the differences, so all i can say is my paleete has developed to the point where i can appreciate the 'milder' bodied sticks along with my preferrence of medium to full / full
maybe my preference for fuller sticks has allowed me to appreciate the milder, lol, that's a trip!
Call CCom, They are on sale right now.
Didn't have a cigar all day, was a bit burned out from the weekend, but I finally headed out with a Romeo y Julieta ISOM belicoso courtesy of Diamondog, fantastic cigar that started a bit slow but really started to gather steam after the first inch. Thanks Steve, really like this one.
Got these bad boys on the DD this past spring and the rest has done them well.
though i am constantly happy with the flavor of this cigar the downfall is the construction. it seems like the cap is always cracking or falling off.