Arturo Fuente Exquisito on a rainy *ss
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Arturo Fuente Exquisito on a rainy *ss
day.
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Arturo Fuente Don Carlos #3
My Father No. 1, followed by Rocky Patel Olde World Reserve toro corojo, followed by El Tiante habano rosado.
It was a good day.
Layover in Munich yesterday, was able to sample a Punch German Regional. A delicious robusto, rich and complex for such a young cigar...picked up another for the humidor, for 11 Euro it was a steal.
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Another beautiful sunny day. A 2008 RASS which was very relaxing.
Hey ... you guys got me thinking ..... I have an Artuo Fuente Special Selection in my Humidor.
Here it is :)
Pretty good smoke .... alot of great flavours in a 40x5" cigar.
:tu
Mike
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Nice size too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcbladescar
When I was first starting on on cigars, I was told that the robusto was the best size... 4.5"-5" x 50... No reason really given... After finding a few cigars that I liked I found it hard at the age of 28 to sit and enjoy one by myself...
In my 30's I found an artical that gave a great explination of ring size for cigars...
"In you 20's, smoke a 20 ga, In your 30's smoke a 30" and so on... I have started to follow the basics of that and it seems to work... I'm up to a 44 now :)
Romeo by Romeo y Julieta Piramide, 6 1/8 x 52.
Very tasty cigars. Highly recommend.
According to Cigar Aficionado rating - 94 and the third place in the Top 25 of 2012.
Usually, I'm not so serious to all kinds of ratings.
But here I agree with them.
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I had one of these in toro size and thought it was pretty good. I liked how it started kinda mild and ramped up in strength as it burned along.Quote:
Originally Posted by manah
Anoranzas. Robusto size I believe.
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