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Thank you Mike(mfotis)!
Thank you Chuck N.
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#36 is from Illinoisgolf99. Haven't had this blend in over a year. It was really nice to revisit it. Thanks again!
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#37 on lancero day is a Fuego Origen from Drew. Very tasty. Thank you very much!
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You are very welcome. Dont forget to save one of those for your last one. I gotta win that 50th contest.SleevePlz:#37 on lancero day is a Fuego Origen from Drew. Very tasty. Thank you very much!
I smoked this beauty from Bombay last night. Thanks for hooking a brother up!
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Lol, I'm not dropping any hints, but I am really looking forward to what I picked out for the 50th.ddubridge:
You are very welcome. Dont forget to save one of those for your last one. I gotta win that 50th contest.SleevePlz:#37 on lancero day is a Fuego Origen from Drew. Very tasty. Thank you very much! -
Thanks, Randy!! My first Punch, let's see how it is!
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#38 is another stick from my Secret Santa, Bombay. A short LFD torpedo that I paired with a Great Lakes Brewing Co Porter. Very nice on a beautiful summer evening. Thanks bro!
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Oh yeah look at that. Two out of the last three ain't bad.
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My Secret Santa bomb last year was absolutely awesome, so I decided to raid it again for #39. Went with the Tatuaje 2009 L'esprit de Verite complete with amazing picture, lol. Thanks again Santa, it was delicious!
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From drew in our 545. Been waiting to fire this one up! Looks great, thanks drew!
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My Father Le Bejou from my Noobie trade/bomb... sorry on pic but nubbed it. Great smoke thanks Mr. Mike.
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macs-smokes:My Father Le Bejou from my Noobie trade/bomb... sorry on pic but nubbed it. Great smoke thanks Mr. Mike.
If you already don't know, there is a great deal right now on ccom for a box of 10 LE of these.... just sayin... -
No pics, but #40 and #41 were smoked this afternoon. First was a Zino Classic from Gray. Really enjoyed this one. Thanks again! Next, I lit up a Tat Baby Face from Trident. Not sure how I held out smoking this for so long. Truly delicious. Thanks man!
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Thank goodness I have another one of these. This one from the shizz.
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Before the storm hit, I lit up #42 courtesy of Gray. An AVO XO that really hit the spot. Thanks again bro!
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great stick!! IMO closest to cubanesqueSleevePlz:Before the storm hit, I lit up #42 courtesy of Gray. An AVO XO that really hit the spot. Thanks again bro! -
And that means the XO is next on my list.Lee.mcglynn:
great stick!! IMO closest to cubanesqueSleevePlz:Before the storm hit, I lit up #42 courtesy of Gray. An AVO XO that really hit the spot. Thanks again bro! -
What a killer stick. Thanks Brian!
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I had the privelege of getting together with EDH (Big Ed) yesterday and he gifted me a cigar I had'nt ever tried or even heard of.. The Room 101 Big Delicious or "Big D" as I now like to call it.. Fantastic cigar!! Like an OSOK on steroids!! Thanks Ed,,,,,, Wunderbar!!!
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Lee just destroyed my wish list and this was the one I was looking the hardest for. It did not disappoint. Thanks brother, this is an amazing smoke.
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Great, glad it was good! I really enjoy thoseehehat:
And that means the XO is next on my list.Lee.mcglynn:
great stick!! IMO closest to cubanesqueSleevePlz:Before the storm hit, I lit up #42 courtesy of Gray. An AVO XO that really hit the spot. Thanks again bro! -
I lit up the oldest cigar in my humidor today for #43. A HdM from '99 that I received from Dan at a scotch night last year. Thanks again bro!
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Thanks Randy!
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2 cigar night for me......smoking my first Padron cigar from Martel from a movie winnings. Thanks man!
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man, what a cigar! I keep saying more...my fingers say no. Thanks for my first ABBM Gordon. It wont be the last. -
Glad you enjoyed it. I had one early on in my smoking career and didn't care much for it. Thankfully I picked up a 5er recently and revisited. I really liked the last one I had. Even my neighbor said "man that smells good."
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Those maduro corticos are tiny little bits of happiness in my book. They're tasty, but it took me some time to balance the draw rate on them-they are easy to smoke too fast and get bitter if you do. Hope you enjoyed, brian.brianetz1:2 cigar night for me......smoking my first Padron cigar from Martel from a movie winnings. Thanks man! -
This was my first attempt at such a small cigar. It was very interesting trying to smoke it slow, draw correctly and keep it lit. I was never a cigarette smoker, so the drawing thing was an issue......i was trying to draw like a larger ring gauge and it wasn't going to well, so i stopped drawing to hard and that helped a little, but still was interesting to smoke. I smoked it down to the little ity bitty nub though because it was tasty.Martel:
Those maduro corticos are tiny little bits of happiness in my book. They're tasty, but it took me some time to balance the draw rate on them-they are easy to smoke too fast and get bitter if you do. Hope you enjoyed, brian.brianetz1:2 cigar night for me......smoking my first Padron cigar from Martel from a movie winnings. Thanks man! -
brianetz1:
This was my first attempt at such a small cigar. It was very interesting trying to smoke it slow, draw correctly and keep it lit. I was never a cigarette smoker, so the drawing thing was an issue......i was trying to draw like a larger ring gauge and it wasn't going to well, so i stopped drawing to hard and that helped a little, but still was interesting to smoke. I smoked it down to the little ity bitty nub though because it was tasty.Martel:
Those maduro corticos are tiny little bits of happiness in my book. They're tasty, but it took me some time to balance the draw rate on them-they are easy to smoke too fast and get bitter if you do. Hope you enjoyed, brian.brianetz1:2 cigar night for me......smoking my first Padron cigar from Martel from a movie winnings. Thanks man!
Yeah, I never did cigarettes, either. I found, like you did, that it wasn't so much frequency of draw as it was drawing very gently. Glad you found it nub worthy. I usually do, too. This post made me look. I'm down to one! May have to make an emergency run to the B&M. But that's a dangerous proposition.
