Thread: What cigar did you smoke today?

Originally Posted by ReardenSteel

About to this say goodnight to this one for the day, Dunhill are nice cigars.

Although I can go to the corner newsagents and buy Cuban cigars, I have to admit that the Dunhill Aged are my favourites. I go more for the creamy mouth feel of Dunhills more than any other cigar. The real kicker is that where I live, the Aged Dunhill cigars are difficult to find. Some may think I'm crazy but variety is the spice of life and it leaves more (often times) overpriced Habanos for those who seem to swear by them.

The Trinidad VigÃa cigar (tube) with the Aberfeldy 18 year whisky are great pair.



The Aberfeldy 12 year whisky is also great.



Spent the Friday evening by comparing the Aberfeldy 18 year and 12 year whisky, accompanied with the Montecristo Dantés Edición Limitada 2016 cigar. Nice action!

I haven't had many opportunities to smoke cigars the last 1.5 years since my daughter was born, but this evening I took the time to relax with a Ramon Allones. It was a beautiful night (finally), I was hanging out with an old friend I don't see often, and the cigar (mild but very tasty & balanced) was perfect for the occasion. I find they're not as good as they were 10 years ago, but they're still great examples of Cuban cigars.

Chess maduro corona for the first time in a couple of years. Nice, but not as good as I remembered.

My breakfast cigar is a Carlos Toraño Exodus 1959 Gold, paired with black Starbucks coffee

I was planning on enjoying a Brickhouse on the patio this evening, but currently it's 108 outside, but only 97 in my garage

Maybe I just stumbled onto something, "Cars & Cigars"

A cigar from a friend and a homemade cold brew coffee (not iced coffee. There is a big difference).

The cigar is very full flavored but smooth. A nice combo. Happy Holidays!

Enjoying an 11 year old partagas series p #2. The complexity and smoothness is blowing my mind. It's almost a euphoric blend of cream, chocolate and coffee!

Enjoying a Java Robusto Maduro with Remy Martin 1738

Nat Sherman's Epoca Churchill