Cusano Habano LXI Robusto
Smoke=Fire
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Well fellas, it's been a while since I have posted here. But yesterday in Western Montana the sun was shining, it hit 65 degrees!, and it was a perfect day to smoke. So for lunch I sat on the dock here at the Fire Cache and lit up the above mentioned cigar.
It lit up fine, but initially it was not producing much smoke. But after a half inch it settled in and turned out to be a little chimney. A wonderful flavor, with a bit of a bite, but not too much. I ended up smoking this one down to the nub, where I only (regretfully) pitched it because it was getting too hot.
Once again Cusano has not let me down. This is one I can recommend to my friends...easily. And to think I have three of the perfectos left, quietly waiting their turn "RRS" = Mmmmmm
It lit up fine, but initially it was not producing much smoke. But after a half inch it settled in and turned out to be a little chimney. A wonderful flavor, with a bit of a bite, but not too much. I ended up smoking this one down to the nub, where I only (regretfully) pitched it because it was getting too hot.
Once again Cusano has not let me down. This is one I can recommend to my friends...easily. And to think I have three of the perfectos left, quietly waiting their turn "RRS" = Mmmmmm
Comments
Kas , It had to be the lxi, gave me a bit of a rush too. The 59 i'm really considering putting a few up for awhile to see how they age although i've been enjoying straight from the shop.
As I said, stongly recommended though
I loved the two McCarthy books I've read and want to read more. Well I don't know that loved is appropriate as dark as his books are.
I could't have explained his style better Kas. You have no idea what is going on and can barely understand who is talking to who for the first couple pages then miraclulously everythign starts clicking and making perfect sense. I love that he barely tells you anything in "The Road". Everything outside of the father and son is completely left for you to figure out.
Kas did you see it as his version of the end of the world and survival?