Khaos
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Another 2 to 3 year old T52. I'm at the occidental in San Fran. I'm in town for business
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Today's Smoke 2016
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zeemanb
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From earlier tonight...with all the new stuff I've been trying I brought it back to center.
MichaelD
What does this button do again?
Yep. That's his other hangout. While only about ten miles from home (as the crow flies) even on the weekend it can't take 90 minutes to get there. I still have about 1/2 a dozen PG cigars. When I run out I'll eventually make the run.
Pugman1943
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Perdomo 20th Anni. Churchill
zeemanb
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Viaje Zombie Antidote this morning....I've tried a few of the goofy releases now, and this was the first one to really stand out for me. The core flavors are nice with plenty of earth and coffee, but the spice level was off the charts. I tried a "Jalapeño" last year and it didn't really deliver on the name, but THIS cigar is THE jalapeño. Seriously, from start to finish it's constant pepper like when your eating hot sauce. I personally find that appealing and will seek out more, but if that's not your thing and this one cigar wasn't an outlier, you have been warned.
Since I'm rambling, drive home smoke yesterday was another Quesada 40th Corona Clasica. Nice flavors that keep me interested, but the construction was unbelievably good. Weight, looks, firmness, draw, smoke production, cool burn...and the razor sharp burn line was highlighted by a "stack of dimes" ash that hung on like a champ. Sometimes you just get a cigar so perfectly made you have to mention it.
Since I'm rambling, drive home smoke yesterday was another Quesada 40th Corona Clasica. Nice flavors that keep me interested, but the construction was unbelievably good. Weight, looks, firmness, draw, smoke production, cool burn...and the razor sharp burn line was highlighted by a "stack of dimes" ash that hung on like a champ. Sometimes you just get a cigar so perfectly made you have to mention it.
Maduro Clint
Livin the dream
Succubus
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We have some Johnny-Os that were bought a couple months ago, I've been meaning to try one. Maybe I should this weekend after I do my blind stick.
Pugman1943
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Pepin original Generoso
MNBrian
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Something new. Good recommendation Josh! Definitely different than a Monty #2 but different good. I could easily see myself lighting this whole box on fire. And if I need any help, I'm sure Scap has got my back. 
I just found 2 of those buried on my humidor. I smoked one about 3 years ago, and it was epic. Hope I didn't miss a possible "window".
View attachment 12992 Something new. Good recommendation Josh! Definitely different than a Monty #2 but different good. I could easily see myself lighting this whole box on fire. And if I need any help, I'm sure Scap has got my back.
You smoking the wrong end, again?
MNBrian
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Wait, the ash side doesn't go in your mouth?!?! I'VE BEEN DOING THIS ALL WRONG!!!!
George Scott
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Had one of these today, omg, the best flavors I've ever had in a cigar.
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Well, it is a little easier than figuring out the clean end of a turd.
Old Smokey
Active Member
Nice smoke George. But what da hell is that in the background?
George Scott
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It's the top of a propane fire pit/table in the middle of my gazebo.
CMontoya79
Newb Le professional!
Are those the ones from JR?
Old Smokey
Active Member
Ah, ok. I couldn't figure out what that was.
Chris McCann
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Thu. 6/9 Smoke: L'Atelier Maduro MAD 44