That right there is my kind of cigar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
It's on my to-do list to pick up a couple bundles of those and stash them away in an ammo can.
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That right there is my kind of cigar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
It's on my to-do list to pick up a couple bundles of those and stash them away in an ammo can.
The cigar that did it for me is the Eiroa The First Twenty Years. It was recommended to me by my local B&M and the first one was fantastic. Everyone I've had since has given me the same experience. Its the one that just seems to perfectly match my taste.
I still have a Shark that @cocker_dude sent me a few years ago......One of these days I'll fire it up. I have a feeling that I'll be a great grandpa in a year or two. My oldest grandson is coming hunting in December and introducing me to his first true love. She's a cutie and wants to learn to deer hunt, plus she said she do the cooking!......Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smokey
He does know what a keeper she is, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
He's sure excited to introduce her to me. I still feel like a kid at heart and have 5 grandkids. I guess I can handle being a great Gramps......Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
Had a 3 or 4 year old My Father Le Bijou 1922 petit robusto that blew me away a few New Years Eve's ago. The cello was as dark brown as I have ever had and I wish it would have lasted forever. Have had many since that do not disappoint, but this one was the one.
On the milder side 2002 Romeo and Juliet. Absolutely amazing smoke.
On the darker side the original Camacho Triple Maduro. I still miss that original blend.