Thread: What cigar did you smoke today?

This evening I'll be enjoying some pale ale, Makers Mark, and a Macanudo.

Much better than me... I get to work some overtime to pay for all my fun toys. Have an extra taste for me please...

Flores Y Rodriguez - Tamboril... Modest but enjoyable,,,

I looked back on the threads, humidity issues a beast this time of year... I live in dry climate, winter adds the dryness of the furnace.

Spring will be along..

Originally Posted by earcutter

So this is Oliva's flagship cigar. Is it a $10.00 cigar? If you love leather it is. But having smoked the "V" - a $5.00 cigar - it's hard to recommend this stick over the V.

That looks really really nice!!

Originally Posted by Pringr

I looked back on the threads, humidity issues a beast this time of year... I live in dry climate, winter adds the dryness of the furnace.

Spring will be along..

Yup...tell me about it.

Having some serous issues with humidity control this winter, worst yet TBH.

Weather was sufficiently 'mild' enough for me to enjoy a stick while out with the Wife, Son and Pup; a Montecristo Open Regata.

First stick in a long time, very very nice as Monte's are!

Originally Posted by yardie

That looks really really nice!!

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You know - I can't wait to try another now. I am thinking the craving for another is a good thing. Maybe I enjoyed it more than I realized. It's weird really.

That said - I have bought myself quite a few exciting cigars to prep for summer smoking lol. Can't wait. Winter is starting to drag says the guy living in KS to the dude in Alberta lol.

Originally Posted by earcutter

Winter is starting to drag says the guy living in KS to the dude in Alberta lol.

LoL!

You know where 'sympathy' lies in the dictionary, right?

The weather this winter is mild but enough and time to exchange skiing and cigars for the motorbike and cigars. For these trips I enjoy the backwoods honey berry...... Don't have to worry about breaking them.

I think the ...... Romeo this morning

Originally Posted by Theiggy

The weather this winter is mild but enough and time to exchange skiing and cigars for the motorbike and cigars. For these trips I enjoy the backwoods honey berry...... Don't have to worry about breaking them.

FWIW - I think KS has made me soft . There was a time back home when I would carve out a chair in a snowbank and have at a beer and a stick and call it good. No more.



That or I am getting old.

Oh, Oh - no it's because it's not a "dry cold" down here like it is in Alberta lol!