Whatcha smokin this morning?
Options
Comments
-
-
-
Smoked a MOW Dark Horse....interesting, not bad, certainly didn't feel like spice Bomb
-
-
First impression was it was nothing special. More research to follow...Bigshizza:Smoked a MOW Dark Horse....interesting, not bad, certainly didn't feel like spice Bomb -
Nice Buck! How about w second pic featuring the calendar then haha, you will have both bases covered that way :Pcbuck: -
-
-
Great choice and very jealous lol, I'm working but at least I have tomorrow off. Enjoy that tasty Kelner treat
-
-
-
And is box pressed with a great draw. -
Glad you enjoy it JD, have a great one
-
Sorry, I don't do pix but because today was one of the rare days when the temperature was above freezing (34 in fact) I decided to take my lunchtime constitutional and see if a stogie would stay lit, a challenge since mid-December.
Since I didn't have a lot of faith, I decided to try one that I knew nothing about. It was a Carlos Torano 1916. Since I'm pretty sure this came to me in a trade, I knew absolutely nothing about this model. In general, I'm not a huge fan of Toranos; the Exodus 1959 is the only one I've found decent. So I had very low expectations.
So, I was very pleasantly surprised when the first thing I sensed upon lighting it was a very sweet taste on the wrapper. Could it possible be Cameroon? I'm not expert on this stuff, but it seemed to be a mild-medium strength, with muted spaces and some nice floral notes--the kind of smoke I prefer. The relatively small ring size (I think it was a Robusto, but not sure) pushed the wrapper front and center, which is how I'm coming to prefer cigars. Overall, a very nice smoke that didn't go out during my entire walk. -
Pretty positive it's a Cemroon and if memory serves correct it is one of Tony (0Patience's) all time fav cigars for a good Cameroon.raisindot:Sorry, I don't do pix but because today was one of the rare days when the temperature was above freezing (34 in fact) I decided to take my lunchtime constitutional and see if a stogie would stay lit, a challenge since mid-December.
Since I didn't have a lot of faith, I decided to try one that I knew nothing about. It was a Carlos Torano 1916. Since I'm pretty sure this came to me in a trade, I knew absolutely nothing about this model. In general, I'm not a huge fan of Toranos; the Exodus 1959 is the only one I've found decent. So I had very low expectations.
So, I was very pleasantly surprised when the first thing I sensed upon lighting it was a very sweet taste on the wrapper. Could it possible be Cameroon? I'm not expert on this stuff, but it seemed to be a mild-medium strength, with muted spaces and some nice floral notes--the kind of smoke I prefer. The relatively small ring size (I think it was a Robusto, but not sure) pushed the wrapper front and center, which is how I'm coming to prefer cigars. Overall, a very nice smoke that didn't go out during my entire walk. -
RYJ porto real
-
-
-
-
-
90+ Irishman:
Now the beer by Rogue makes sense. Pink bottle and the logo. Never knew it was a real doughnut shop -
-
-
-