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Today’s Smoke 2018

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Bespoke Romano
 
whylieineedacigar said:
I have Kentucky blueglass on my backyard and tall fescue on my front yard (it's mostly shaded areas). I'm kind of obsessive about my lawn care.

On another note, finally got a hold to some Tatuaje Cazadores and as John pointed out, these are good. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Later in the afternoon, a friend came over and we had a couple of more cigars. I had my first El Gueguense cigar and for some reason it tasted a little green, maybe I'll try another in a couple of months as my friend gifted me 2. If you enjoy drinking brandy, this Gran Duque de Alba is one of my favorites.
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Is that the Alec Bradley "Burner"? I've been considering picking one up. If it is, what're your thoughts?
 
bfreebern said:
Like Justin said above, that's how every Milk Stout is to me. The only really well done Milk Stout that I've had, was a BA version and it was pretty damn good.
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I have had another milk stout called Keegan Ale Mother’s Milk (from a local NY brewery) and if memory serves me correctly, it did not have that watery taste. It was actually pretty good and the reason I gave Nitro a try. I haven't had it in about 3 years so I'll go today and grab a six pack to confirm.
 
Johnny B said:
Is that the Alec Bradley "Burner"? I've been considering picking one up. If it is, what're your thoughts?
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I have had it for about 5 years and never had issues with it.
- Pros, great for when you have a lot of people over, you don't need to worry about refills. For indoor use, it's perfect and so far has always worked.
- Cons, it isn't a torch, so if you use it outdoor during the day the you won't be able to see the flame much. I'm already used to it but it can be annoying and dangerous because one of your friends might leave it on (specially after a few drinks) and then someone else might pick it up and burn the crap out. Also, if it's really windy the flame might go out if you have it set on a low.
 
whylieineedacigar said:
I have had it for about 5 years and never had issues with it.
- Pros, great for when you have a lot of people over, you don't need to worry about refills. For indoor use, it's perfect and so far has always worked.
- Cons, it isn't a torch, so if you use it outdoor during the day the you won't be able to see the flame much. I'm already used to it but it can be annoying and dangerous because one of your friends might leave it on (specially after a few drinks) and then someone else might pick it up and burn the crap out. Also, if it's really windy the flame might go out if you have it set on a low.
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Great info! Thanks :)
 
I always try and find time, to have a cigar in the mornings. It sets me up for my commute, but also clears my head and puts me in a great mood, before heading into work. I had a Tatuaje Angeles this morning. For the price point, these are hard to beat.

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Well I treated myself to a Oliva - Nub Maduro. Have had these a long time, I call them short, fat, and really nice. They are well constructed, burn nice, a true strong Cigar, a nice very flavorful Cigar. The only draw back is they a 60 Ring Gague, so being nice they are a mouthful.

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SurfnSafari said:
Well I treated myself to a Oliva - Nub Maduro. Have had these a long time, I call them short, fat, and really nice. They are well constructed, burn nice, a true strong Cigar, a nice very flavorful Cigar. The only draw back is they a 60 Ring Gague, so being nice they are a mouthful.

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Should have a warning... "May cause stretch marks"
 
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