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Today's Smoke

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Padron 3000 Maddie. It is my first Padron thousand series. The flavor is very good; however, the draw is too loose.
 
Rey Del Mundo Choix Supreme
Romeo y Julieta Short Churchill

I smoked both of these... they taste like heaven... can heaven be a taste?
 
Was gifted a Perdomo at work yesterday. On the foot it had a band that read Patriarch. Never had one before. Not too bad and just started it. We'll see how it unfolds.
 
rawrr said:
Padron 3000 Maddie. It is my first Padron thousand series. The flavor is very good; however, the draw is too loose.
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Funny, I lit one of these up exactly as you were typing this. Agree on the draw issue here.
 
I sat out this morning and smoked a Johnny-O shagfoot. I then had a friend call and asked me what I was doing. So I grabbed a movie and headed over to his place where he smoked a year old tissue wrapped El Rey de Mundo and I fired up another Johnny-O and it was like the shape of a Salamone(sp?). I finished the night off with a year old El Rey de Mundo tissue wrapped cigar. I had to lay under 2 comforters as it was like 15 degrees out.
 
Currently smoking my first Anejo, the Anejo 46. Up to this point I thought I had smoked some flavorful cigars but man has this thing opened up my eyes. I am coming off of a cold so I was afraid to light up such a good stick because I was worried that I wouldn't be able to really taste the quality in it. I was dead wrong, this thing has more flavor than just about any cigar that I've smoked up to this point. I'd pick up a box of 'em if they weren't so damned expensive! I suppose a few fivers will have to do!
 
I smoked 2 cigars off a Partagas Culebra from 2008 and 1 Partagas Churchill from 2000. It was a beautiful day to smoke them. Even with nearly 1 foot of snow.
 
Romeo y Julieta Habana Reserve Robusto, tubed. Outstanding cigar, I may pick up a box of these. Very sweet smell on the foot and wrapper, with a medium bodied strength coupled with notes of spice, cedar, and nuttiness. A little cinnamon crept in every so often as well, and the ash was tight all the way to the band. A very good cigar, it served well to kick off the start of a three day weekend.
 
Handyman Dave had sent me a Pedro Estevez toro a while back, and today I decided to burn it. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. At just over a dollar apiece, I'll be picking up a bundle real soon.
 
I just lit up a Partagas Black Label Clasico (5.2x54).

Edit: The initial puffs yielded a nice black-pepper spice but the more I smoke the less impressed I am--the burn, frankly, sucks and the smoke is extremely thin. I don't know if this one is going to make it to the end.

Edit 2: I smoked about half and tossed it...not worth the effort.
 
While watching college basketball at a local shop today, I enjoyed three fine cigars:

PAM Torpedo
Anejo Shark
DPG Series JJ Maduro Selectos
 
Mr Peat said:
I smoked 2 cigars off a Partagas Culebra from 2008 and 1 Partagas Churchill from 2000. It was a beautiful day to smoke them. Even with nearly 1 foot of snow.
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Boy, the Culebra is a tasty little treat! :thumbs:
 
A Party Short from '05 yesterday evening. This morning Moki's No. 10 smoke ??? and this afternoon a Casa Magna Grand Toro that was excellent. This evening a PLPC that was good, but still young I think.
 
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