Thread: What cigar did you smoke today?

Finally sold my house, after some stressful negotiations.
Enjoying a wonderful H. Upmann Mag 50 that I've been saving for a few years.
Delicious...milder than expected, but a wonderful smoke.

Well congratulations on the sell. Wow actual Cuba cigars. I'd like to try one of those one day. However today I puffed on a Clint from Clint's cigars a lot of flavor very little burn to it. Very mellow.

Punch Black Prince, unfortunately discontinued.

They were showing a CLINT EASTWOOD movie in Leicester square London last time I was there. On the huge white illuminated sign outside, they most unfortunately had hung the black lettering a bit skew-whiff and hadn't left any space at all between the L and I. Why've you never got a camera with you when you need one!

Originally Posted by Dorado

Well congratulations on the sell. Wow actual Cuba cigars. I'd like to try one of those one day. However today I puffed on a Clint from Clint's cigars a lot of flavor very little burn to it. Very mellow.

How do you like the clints? I've been thinking about ordering some.

Originally Posted by Devilpup

How do you like the clints? I've been thinking about ordering some.

They're my favorites by a long shot. They have a lot of flavor to them. When I got my first ones in the smell reminded me of chocolate. I'd say go ahead and order some, I think you'd like them. If you don't want to order a full pack you can get a sample pack of them for fairly cheap. They are the only cigars that I go out of my way for. I've got a couple of my friends hooked on them as well. Everyone that's tried one has really enjoyed it. Go for it, and if you don't like them you could always send them to me. lol

Here in England, I have found Brick House Classic Coronas 46 gauge box of 25 = £220 that's $347 + postage. Not fainted yet? Then read this: Living in the free world be warned, this is what left-wing, tax and spend European governments do to you. Then, anywhere outside you own house e.g. restaurants, bars, private clubs, golf clubs, offices, in fact any workplace (in which you may be the only worker!) you are prohibited from lighting up. Recently a window cleaner was prosecuted for lighting up in his own truck, in which he was the sole occupant (classed as his "designated place of work").

Originally Posted by Blackpool

Here in England, I have found Brick House Classic Coronas 46 gauge box of 25 = £220 that's $347 + postage. Not fainted yet? Then read this: Living in the free world be warned, this is what left-wing, tax and spend European governments do to you. Then, anywhere outside you own house e.g. restaurants, bars, private clubs, golf clubs, offices, in fact any workplace (in which you may be the only worker!) you are prohibited from lighting up. Recently a window cleaner was prosecuted for lighting up in his own truck, in which he was the sole occupant (classed as his "designated place of work").

I dont know whether to be sick or cry.

Dorado - I'll take your advice and order some soon

Enjoying an Arturo Fuente "Cuban Corona" with
a Hendrick's Gin Martini w/ two Jalapeno stuffed olives.

Anything fuente is good in my book. Short story maduro this past saturday. Great smoke.