Cigar lover's thread
#52
10-31-2008, 07:16 PM
nice, Speyside is a highland malt .... not as strong as a lowland .... more notes of honey and oak rather than just straight up smoke like lowland malt.
#53
10-31-2008, 07:27 PM
It was a good time.
The CAO Brazilian was a little tough to pull in a good mouthful of smoke. That's probably because it was too moist since my humidor has been at 76-80% for the last month, but now it's down to 70 where it should be.
The CAO Brazilian was a little tough to pull in a good mouthful of smoke. That's probably because it was too moist since my humidor has been at 76-80% for the last month, but now it's down to 70 where it should be.
#54
10-31-2008, 11:22 PM
Look at the bright side though. You have a CAO Brazilia to smoke. O and did you hear that Obama's tax hike bracket is now down to $120,000/yr?
#55
11-02-2008, 05:47 PM
Had the Perdomo Habano w/Connecticut wrapper yesterday. Good burn once it gets going, and a good but somewhat mild taste.
I have some Rocky Patel Sungrown Torpedos and some Comacho 1962 Torpedos being delivered sometime this week.
I have some Rocky Patel Sungrown Torpedos and some Comacho 1962 Torpedos being delivered sometime this week.
#56
11-02-2008, 06:07 PM
im a big fan of dark tobacco, and i stick by phoenix cigars.if i cant find them at the smoke shop i usually go to a place that has an amazing hand rolled selection. i guess their family has been doing it forever.
#57
11-02-2008, 09:30 PM
Same here. Since I travel outside of the US a lot, I get plenty of opportunities to get some nice cigars and liquors for my friends and family. Having friends in Montreal helps also.
