3 Cigar Superbowl Sunday

[NorcalMark]

My friend Matt and I were outside grilling up some wings and tri-tip.

We started out with an freshie Ashton ESG robusto. What a great cigar. A much much better cigar
than the ESG Churchill. I'd rate this a 9/10. With some time this cigar well be a 10/10!

Half time we enjoyed a Mojito and an Arturo Fuente 30th Anniversary Don Carlos. This was the robusto.
What an outstanding cigar. Beautiful dark, oily wrapper. Smooth, with great nose. The age really show
how good these cigar are, and will be with more age. 10/10.


After the game we set out to finish the evening with a Graycliff Original Blend. Robusto format as well.
Nice cigar, but I think I enjoy the Expresso much better. Nice spicy blend with hints of cinnamon and
coffee. Very pleasureable cigar! 7/10. I was wishing it were a Shaggy foot Expresso!


LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME! :sign:

 

[Brickhouse]

Sounds like a great time Mark. I've yet to have the ESG Robusto, but I hope it is in fact a bit better than the churchill as you say.

I've had the same impression of the Graycliff's. The Espresso IMO is the only one worth the price tag.

Sounds like a good time.

 

[khari]

Very nice lineup, Mark. Glad you enjoyed! I have an ESG Robusto but haven't smoked any yet. Never tried the Churchill.

 

[Infinity]

Sounds like a good day Mark.

I smoked an H Upp Sir Winston and then later I felt like a small smoke but something special. It was a special day right? I smoked
an ISOM Davidoff from 1970 something....the Sir W. never disappoints and the Davidoff was very tasty.

Brian

 

[sinnyc]

Sounds like a good day Mark.

I smoked an H Upp Sir Winston and then later I felt like a small smoke but something special. It was a special day right? I smoked
an ISOM Davidoff from 1970 something....the Sir W. never disappoints and the Davidoff was very tasty.

Brian

1970's ISOM Davidoff.....

*drool*

A fine choice for a gloriuous day Brian.

- Tim