What did you smoke today (NC) II

[rodwha]

Lancero indeed. And as Sean (@CentralTimeSmoke) pointed out, it burned like a charm. Flavor wise, will probably not going to have another one. Not bad by any means, just a good amount of wet campfire for the first 1/3 that just didn't do it for me. Not sure if these are supposed to have firecured tobacco, but it sure tasted like it.

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Campfire? Hey! I love campfires! 🤨

[Regiampiero]

Campfire? Hey! I love campfires!

Me too, just not in my mouth. Insert joke here

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[rodwha]

A JR alternative to the CAO Maduro Churchill I nubbed with my coffee this morning:



Speaking of Nub, I wish they made them in a smaller ring. 50-54 is a bit big, much less 60 and such. Well, they are for me, but then I’m not a big guy at 5’8”...

[josh lucky 13]

A JR alternative to the CAO Maduro Churchill I nubbed with my coffee this morning:



Speaking of Nub, I wish they made them in a smaller ring. 50-54 is a bit big, much less 60 and such. Well, they are for me, but then I’m not a big guy at 5’8”...

Big guy or big mouth or not I do not understand these 60 plus ring gauge cigars as anything more than a gimmick.

[Emperor Zurg]

Big guy or big mouth or not I do not understand these 60 plus ring gauge cigars as anything more than a gimmick.

Me either. I usually buy corona, lance or robusto sized cigars. I have never bought a single one of those 60+ donkey dicks and don't intend to. I even prefer pipes with smaller bits. Don't like those big, fat, rapidly tapering bits you see on a lot of Petersons.

[josh lucky 13]

Me either. I usually buy corona, lance or robusto sized cigars. I have never bought a single one of those 60+ donkey dicks and don't intend to. I even prefer pipes with smaller bits. Don't like those big, fat, rapidly tapering bits you see on a lot of Petersons.

Lol
Didn't think about the pipe bit but only have 1 and nothing too fancy.

[AlanS]

Borrowed from the Emperor..

46 to 50 are my preferred rings

[Regiampiero]

An experiment 6 months in the making. Back in August I placed 2 edges corojo in my lighter box in my garage and forgot them for 2 months. When I found them, I decided to see how long they will store in such fluctuating environment. After many 70-0 degree weather days and who knows what rh, I decided to light one up tonight.
Aside from it being hard as a twig, I'm really surprised how well it's drawing, burning and how the flavor isn't much different from what I remember. As much sht rocky patel takes, they do a nice job at constructing these sticks.

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[WNYTONY]

Lancero indeed. And as Sean (@CentralTimeSmoke) pointed out, it burned like a charm. Flavor wise, will probably not going to have another one. Not bad by any means, just a good amount of wet campfire for the first 1/3 that just didn't do it for me. Not sure if these are supposed to have firecured tobacco, but it sure tasted like it.

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Faustos aren't high on my list of favorite Tats either, they've always hit me as really strong. Sorry it wasn't your thing G


Villa Sombra

[Regiampiero]

Faustos aren't high on my list of favorite Tats either, they've always hit me as really strong. Sorry it wasn't your thing G


Villa Sombra

No no no. No apologies needed my friend, it was a great cigar and I'm glad I tried it. I wasn't trying to diminish it or the gift, just giving my two cents on the flavor profile. If anything, I need to thank you for pushing me to try some tats and discovering some gems I would have never tried. So thank you.

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