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  • sdipsdip Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 406
    I have, think its an excellent cigar
  • sdipsdip Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 406
    last night I tried a Hoya de Monterrey dark Sumatra. It was ok, but not great. Nothing like the Cuban HDM.
  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    Cusano 18 Double Conn. Once it got going I really enjoyed it. A bit of a slow start in my opinion but very consistant in burn taste and draw. Took it all the way down to the very end. A sure sign of a good smoke burn your lips. I did.
  • LarryDLarryD Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 59
  • LarryDLarryD Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 59
  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    Larry, suburb of Chicago. work in a place called Oak Park.
  • ashmasterashmaster Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 237
    Last night I tried a Montecristo Media Noche Edmundo and must say I was rather disappointed. The burn was good, draw was kind of tight and there wasn't a ton of smoke and that's ok. The flavor profile just didn't do anything for me. Oh well, can't win them all.
  • pilot711pilot711 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 176
    I usually go for the stronger flavor profiles but have really enjoyed a couple of lighter smokes lately. The other day I had a Cusano 18 Double Conn and really enjoyed it. Last night I had a 5 Vegas Gold and also enjoyed that one. Huh, who would have known?:> Two pretty good smokes for the price.
  • carmike22carmike22 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 70
    Hopefully I will have a victory cigar if the Red Wings take the series here to go to the Stanley Cup Finals. Go Red Wings! So I will get back later on that.
  • rdnstnrdnstn Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 991
  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    I am looking in my humidor let's see eeinee meenie minee, AVO Domain #30 looks like we have a winner. Very much like the Davidoff from the same rollers but less expensive. Smooth and sort of creamy, with a nice construction and burn.
  • pilot711pilot711 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 176
    Tonight I think I will give Graycliff Double Espresso a try.
  • sdipsdip Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 406

    Couple of days here.

    Yesterday I had a Cuesta Rey Centrofino on the golf course and last night I tried the Cusano Cameroon from the sneak preview package. It was a great smoke.

    Today I did a Gran Habano 3 Siglos Fumas which is a decent "everyday" smoke and tonight I did a Monte Christo # 3. Decent mild smoke.

  • pilot711pilot711 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 176
    Cuvee Blanc this morning with a good cup of coffee.
  • carmike22carmike22 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 70
    Haven't had a cigar in a week since I have been having sinus problems. Outside having a Montecristo White label. A little mild for my normal smokes, but nice cigar to ease back into smoking again.
  • sdipsdip Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 406

    Just finished a RP Sungrown toro. Great cigar, probably my favorite. Earlier today I had a Oliva O robusto. Good cigar!

  • phishermanphisherman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 79
    Yesterday was one of those rare two cigar days. In the mornign while watching the kids play in the yard and reading the Sunday paper I had a Por Larranaga Panatela. It might be the perfect morning smoke. Easy flavors and the burn is great. A nice quick little cigar to have with your coffee. In the evening I had a Sanco Panza Belicosa. Even though it was young; it was really good. Very full of flavor yet smooth on the finish. Complex and chnaging throughout. A great cigar.
  • madurofanmadurofan Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,152
    I'm debating between the Oliva O and the RP Olde World. hmmm choices
  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    Tonight it was the Nub Connecticut 464. I enjoyed this one but don't think I would make it a regular I will try each of these and may find the gem of the bunch ( at least to me ) but I found I smoked this one differently than all my other favorites. Try it and decide for yourself.
  • ashmasterashmaster Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 237
    Yesterday I was able to try 2 new cigars. The first was the new Alec Bradley Tempus robusto. This one was yummy and got nubbed. The second was the ccom brazilian, not bad, just wasn't impressed.
  • sdipsdip Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 406
    Today I did a Don Lino, which was very tasty. Better than I remember. Tonight I did a an Old World Reserve corojo. This was good, but not as exceptional as the first one of these I smoked.
  • madurofanmadurofan Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,152
    i didn't like the feel of the Oliva, wanted to let it rest a little longer and the RP Olde World just begs to be saved for a time when I can thoroughly enjoy it. Last night it was threatening to rain so I went to a trusty inexpensive cigar that I knew I'd enjoy but wouldn't be said if the rain forced me to toss it early... CAO Brazilia
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    last night with a few friends and a fire i had a gurkha regent. always one of my favorites.
  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    Today/tonight was Carlos Torano Sgnature. A very nice everyday cigar. I found this one by accident actually when I purchased a sampler pack. Pick up samplers and find pleasant surprises !
  • rdnstnrdnstn Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 991
    Last night it was a Padilla 1948 for me that I got from matt.hickey. It was a good cigar. Definitely one I would smoke again. This wasn't necessarily one that I would've bought myself though. That's why trades and gifts and contests are so nice. I try things that I might not have otherwise.
  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    Today it is CAO CX2 VERY NICE, I have tried almost every thing by them ( except the Soprano stuff) and this may be one of my favorite CAO. I better try them all again just to be sure !
  • jbutzow393jbutzow393 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1
    Diamond Crown Maximus No. 10 Double Bellicose-Flown across state lines from exotic Orlando's Corona Cigar to Chicago in my checked luggage and Otterbox and into my mouth tonight! A new favorite recently taking the place of my Padron 4000 and 1964's.
  • ashmasterashmaster Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 237
    Took a couple extra days off for an extended weekend, so relaxed out back with an RP Double Maduro Torp. Purchased this about 7 weeks ago, on recommendations from some BOTLs here, it's not a Triple "M", but it was a very pleasant smoke (nubbed that puppy). The downside was the construction, it was rather soft to touch which lead to a loose draw. I am glad I have another one resting, thanks j0z3r.
  • madurofanmadurofan Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,152
    Kaspera I too enjoyed a CX2 last night. I've smoked everything I have seen by CAO now including the Soprano(very nice by the way). My smoke last night once again confirmed I like what CAO does flavor wise but there burn is always terrible. I have to constantly relight to keep it burning even. Anyone else notice this?
  • carmike22carmike22 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 70
    I usually don't have a problem with CAO cigars. Of course you always have your once in a while bad apple, but in general no.
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