Lot 23 maduro. 18 months rest this one is smoking fantastic, too bad it's my last one....
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Lot 23 maduro. 18 months rest this one is smoking fantastic, too bad it's my last one....
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My Father Connecticut Corona Gorda 6x48, last of the box,razor sharp burn all the way,a good smoke.
Almost 6 AM and it's a balmy 88 degrees here in Tempe
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About 10 minutes after taking this pic, I got a call that my daughter had a fever at daycare...
Had to snuff it and go pick her up. :(
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Hope she feels better soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Upstatemax
I tried 2 of the small shorty cigars I recently bought.
The CAO Gold Karat was nice. It was indeed a bit more flavorful than the Robustos I've been smoking and like.
I also smoked a Villiger Export Brasil and was less enamored with it. About halfway through it it became a little better but I'll not be buying those again.
Celebrating some good news from my granddaughters doctor today.http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/06...751b74ad53.jpg
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I forgot to mention that the CAOs stated they used long filler for the small stick.
The Villiger was fully open at either end. For the price I'm sure it's scraps. Being open as they are they couldn't be small scraps.
Love me some aj
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A Cohiba red dot that came in a sampler around eight months ago. Not bad if it was a four or five dollar cigar...