Thread: What cigar did you smoke today?

Cigar Factory New Orleans

A very well seasoned Romeo y Juliet robusta anniversario and a classic martini to celebrate hump day!

Just over two weeks till the GTA GTG!
Trying to split my time between work, an engine conversion on an older sports car, and realizing summers days are already getting shorter!!!
Cheers gents!
Savor the flavor.

A friend went to Cuba and brought a few sticks back for me...unfortunately they were left in a plastic bag in his house for a long while...*cringe*

When I got my hands on them, I slowly brought them back as they were dried out; unfortunately this No. 2 was a bit flaky.



The the foot was cracked (holding it with my thumb) and the cap on the point was barely hanging on. When I clipped it it essentially fell off leaving only the binder, the ring was the only thing stopping it from unwinding!!

Despite all this it was still a great smoke, as to be expected by this most fantastic vitola!

Originally Posted by yardie

...unfortunately they were left in a plastic bag in his house for a long while...*cringe*

The the foot was cracked (holding it with my thumb) and the cap on the point was barely hanging on. When I clipped it it essentially fell off leaving only the binder, the ring was the only thing stopping it from unwinding!!

Breaks my heart reading that. I have a friend who went to Cuba a few years back and brought home a box of Monti 4's. Every time I go over he offers me one...from the desk drawer he keeps them in. Dry as a bone.

Originally Posted by MWS

Breaks my heart reading that. I have a friend who went to Cuba a few years back and brought home a box of Monti 4's. Every time I go over he offers me one...from the desk drawer he keeps them in. Dry as a bone.

There is a single lonely tear slowly running down my cheek.

I smoked this Inka Secret Blend - Rojo Red - Tres Petit Corona whilst walking the dog last week. A good value stick at just under £5.


Yesterday I tried an Alec Bradley - Black Market Punk, another enjoyable smoke.

Cain Habano 550, 5 3/4 x 50.
"Oily and rich in appearance, this toasty cigar is nutty and leathery with a spicy finish".

So far a La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Magnifico, a Padron 1926 #9 and now an A.J. Fernandez Pinolero Maduro Churchill.

Another Don Pepin Garcia Original Blu Lable. Total toast.

Guantanamera Crystalis
These are pretty cheap cigars that still have a nice Cuban aroma and flavor without breaking the bank