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  • Re: Cigar A from TheShaun

     12-05-2009, 6:26 PM

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    TheShaun:
    Jdorais:
    hey T-Shaun. Just had cigar A. I really enjoyed the heck out this stick. A 5 x 50 robusto with a light colored wrapper, perhaps a connie. Burned perfectly and had a great amount of sensuous, yes I said sensuous, smoke. Great mouth feel with a woodsy taste and a nice medium length finish with just a hint of pepper. Very smooth and creamy. Just right witha pre dinner cocktail after a hard weight lifting session. My first thought it was an Ashton Cuban Cabinet.
    Jeff
    Cigar A is one of my regulars. I really enjoy the smoothness and creaminess of the smoke, but it is not an Ashton Cuban Cabinet. Cigar A is a 5 Vegas Gold.
    Really?!?! Wow the construction was great. All the golds I've had had crappy construction. I'll have to revisit these. I think I may try cigar C tonight after a xmas party, unless of course I'm way to hammered....

    "All things are possible through faith in The Beard."
    - j0z3r 1/15/2010


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  • Mystery sticks from TatuajeVI

     12-07-2009, 5:54 PM

    OK, I've smoked my mystery sticks and have my guesses.

    Cigar A: Torpedo. Wrapper is milk chocolate with moderate veining and tooth. Smooth even construction with no soft spots. Pre-light draw is easy and tastes of pepper. Wrapper is probably corojo. Initial light tastes of pepper, nuts and sweet cedar, tastes very much like a corojo wrapped cigar. Nuttiness fades into the second third and the pepper picks up some, overall the complexity and amount of flavor has dropped. Cigar continues in same fashion. My guess for Cigar A: 5 Vegas Limitada 2009.


    Cigar B: Toro. Maduro. No review. Guess Cigar B: CAO MX2


    Cigar C: Torpedo. Wrapper is a dark brown, almost maduro shade, looks and tastes like habano. Draw is easy with solid construction, no soft spots. Initial tastes are pepper and wood with a ligero twang on the exhale. Not much deviation from that profile. Guess Cigar C: Cu-Avana Intenso.
    "Beliefs are neat. Cherish them, but don't share them like they're the truth" Bill Hicks
  • Re: Mystery sticks from TatuajeVI

     12-07-2009, 8:18 PM

    Interesting guesses. :)

    Cigar A was one I haven't had in a few years and happened to find a few locally. Rocky Patel Edge Sumatra. Solid, powerful cigar. I'll have to have one this week and compare it to your review.

    Cigar B was definitely a maduro. One of my favorite $5 cigars. Carlos Torano Casa Torano Maduro. Mmm...

    Cigar C is another favotire maduro of mine when I can find them at a reasonable price. Graycliff 1666 Maduro.

    Again, sorry it took me so dang long to get them out Joe. Computer exploded and family/holiday stuff really was insane. Hope you like the mystery sticks and the extras I included for you. :)
    It's BORKs not BOTLs

    There is no blender but Litto Gomez, and I wish I was his merchant.
  • Re: Mystery sticks from TatuajeVI

     12-07-2009, 8:24 PM

    Huh. 0/3 again. I've never had an Edge sumatra, heard plenty about them though. Actually, I've never had any of those now that I think about it. I really enjoy the Casa Toraño natural, and now I can say I definitely prefer it to the maduro. The Graycliff surprises me, because I managed a couple puffs on a 1666 once before chucking it due to a tight draw or something, and I don't recall it tasting anything like that.

    Thanks for the sticks Phil. I'm looking forward to trying that RP Signature mini-salamon, and the Achilles is a pretty solid smoke in my book.
    "Beliefs are neat. Cherish them, but don't share them like they're the truth" Bill Hicks
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-07-2009, 10:34 PM

    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?


    AlienMisprint.com


    skweekz:
    It's like the world's most amazing game of Tetris in my humidor.

  • Re: Mystery sticks from TatuajeVI

     12-07-2009, 10:42 PM

    j0z3r:
    Huh. 0/3 again. I've never had an Edge sumatra, heard plenty about them though. Actually, I've never had any of those now that I think about it. I really enjoy the Casa Toraño natural, and now I can say I definitely prefer it to the maduro. The Graycliff surprises me, because I managed a couple puffs on a 1666 once before chucking it due to a tight draw or something, and I don't recall it tasting anything like that.

    Thanks for the sticks Phil. I'm looking forward to trying that RP Signature mini-salamon, and the Achilles is a pretty solid smoke in my book.
    Tat and I smoke together and knowing him and his humi that Graycliff probably had been sitting in one of his humi's for quite some time. The last cigar I had out of his humi with any age on it was really good. I would leave my humi's at his house but would be affraid I would have many of my good sticks come up missing.
    Hayblet:

    May the Beard's shade provide you with a hiding spot.

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  • Re: Mystery sticks from TatuajeVI

     12-08-2009, 2:43 PM

    Sandman1am:
    j0z3r:
    Huh. 0/3 again. I've never had an Edge sumatra, heard plenty about them though. Actually, I've never had any of those now that I think about it. I really enjoy the Casa Toraño natural, and now I can say I definitely prefer it to the maduro. The Graycliff surprises me, because I managed a couple puffs on a 1666 once before chucking it due to a tight draw or something, and I don't recall it tasting anything like that.

    Thanks for the sticks Phil. I'm looking forward to trying that RP Signature mini-salamon, and the Achilles is a pretty solid smoke in my book.
    Tat and I smoke together and knowing him and his humi that Graycliff probably had been sitting in one of his humi's for quite some time. The last cigar I had out of his humi with any age on it was really good. I would leave my humi's at his house but would be affraid I would have many of my good sticks come up missing.
    lol. If my spreadsheet is correct, that Graycliff is from July or August. Even 4 months can make a big difference. Glad you liked it.
    It's BORKs not BOTLs

    There is no blender but Litto Gomez, and I wish I was his merchant.
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-08-2009, 11:21 PM

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    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    No brother I haven't. Really wanting to smoke it though. It's been sooooo freaking cold here that I wouldn't be able to hang out outdoors for very long. Hoping to get to it soon though. If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!

    Shaun
    Senior VP, Department of Redundancy Department
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-09-2009, 9:18 AM

    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    --
    Coop
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-09-2009, 9:23 AM

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    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    I've been to Baton Rouge many times but I'm all ears. Please tell me some of your favs.

    Shaun
    Senior VP, Department of Redundancy Department
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-09-2009, 9:37 AM

    TheShaun:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    I've been to Baton Rouge many times but I'm all ears. Please tell me some of your favs.
    If you want a greasy hamburger for lunch one day, you MUST go to Raoul's Deli, it's right by the LSU campus two doors down from The Chimes. 7-8 Dollars will buy you the best burger I've ever had, though it is greasy as all get out. Al Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro (guy that started popeye's chicken) is overrated but they do serve an excellent Tuna steak. If you are a fan of pork loin at all, then Chelsea's pub makes the best. And my friend - if you ever find yourself near Lafayette, LA (about an hour away from BR ) you MUST eat at Prejean's...and I'd highly suggest the rocky mountain platter..which includes an elf, deer, and buffalo steak.

    I'll have to give this some more thought!
    --
    Coop
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-09-2009, 10:43 PM

    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    I've been to Baton Rouge many times but I'm all ears. Please tell me some of your favs.
    If you want a greasy hamburger for lunch one day, you MUST go to Raoul's Deli, it's right by the LSU campus two doors down from The Chimes. 7-8 Dollars will buy you the best burger I've ever had, though it is greasy as all get out. Al Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro (guy that started popeye's chicken) is overrated but they do serve an excellent Tuna steak. If you are a fan of pork loin at all, then Chelsea's pub makes the best. And my friend - if you ever find yourself near Lafayette, LA (about an hour away from BR ) you MUST eat at Prejean's...and I'd highly suggest the rocky mountain platter..which includes an elf, deer, and buffalo steak.

    I'll have to give this some more thought!
    Elf steak? Is that seasonal?


    AlienMisprint.com


    skweekz:
    It's like the world's most amazing game of Tetris in my humidor.

  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-10-2009, 3:24 PM

    alienmisprint:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    I've been to Baton Rouge many times but I'm all ears. Please tell me some of your favs.
    If you want a greasy hamburger for lunch one day, you MUST go to Raoul's Deli, it's right by the LSU campus two doors down from The Chimes. 7-8 Dollars will buy you the best burger I've ever had, though it is greasy as all get out. Al Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro (guy that started popeye's chicken) is overrated but they do serve an excellent Tuna steak. If you are a fan of pork loin at all, then Chelsea's pub makes the best. And my friend - if you ever find yourself near Lafayette, LA (about an hour away from BR ) you MUST eat at Prejean's...and I'd highly suggest the rocky mountain platter..which includes an elf, deer, and buffalo steak.

    I'll have to give this some more thought!
    Elf steak? Is that seasonal?
    Santa's been getting rid of some of his bad little helpers to help with the state of the economy.
    Hayblet:

    May the Beard's shade provide you with a hiding spot.

    MOW Special Forces Badge w/Ranger tab 09/04/10

    www.smoketherevolution.com
  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-10-2009, 5:46 PM

    Sandman1am:
    alienmisprint:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    I've been to Baton Rouge many times but I'm all ears. Please tell me some of your favs.
    If you want a greasy hamburger for lunch one day, you MUST go to Raoul's Deli, it's right by the LSU campus two doors down from The Chimes. 7-8 Dollars will buy you the best burger I've ever had, though it is greasy as all get out. Al Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro (guy that started popeye's chicken) is overrated but they do serve an excellent Tuna steak. If you are a fan of pork loin at all, then Chelsea's pub makes the best. And my friend - if you ever find yourself near Lafayette, LA (about an hour away from BR ) you MUST eat at Prejean's...and I'd highly suggest the rocky mountain platter..which includes an elf, deer, and buffalo steak.

    I'll have to give this some more thought!
    Elf steak? Is that seasonal?
    Santa's been getting rid of some of his bad little helpers to help with the state of the economy.
    the north pole is feeling the pinch just like the rest of us...
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  • Re: Cigar B from Alien

     12-10-2009, 7:24 PM

    dennisking:
    Sandman1am:
    alienmisprint:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    Cooper33:
    TheShaun:
    alienmisprint:
    TheShaun:
    Graycliff 1666. Yup, haven't had one of those. But I do have one in the bottom of my humi from my first month of COTM, will wait till the spring before I have that one!

    This has been a fun experience so far, can't wait till C.
    Had a chance to smoke C yet Shaun?
    If not I may have to take it to Baton Rouge with me next week!
    Hey, you are coming to Louisiana! Let me know if you want some good restaurant ideas if you've never been to Baton Rouge before, I love that town.
    I've been to Baton Rouge many times but I'm all ears. Please tell me some of your favs.
    If you want a greasy hamburger for lunch one day, you MUST go to Raoul's Deli, it's right by the LSU campus two doors down from The Chimes. 7-8 Dollars will buy you the best burger I've ever had, though it is greasy as all get out. Al Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro (guy that started popeye's chicken) is overrated but they do serve an excellent Tuna steak. If you are a fan of pork loin at all, then Chelsea's pub makes the best. And my friend - if you ever find yourself near Lafayette, LA (about an hour away from BR ) you MUST eat at Prejean's...and I'd highly suggest the rocky mountain platter..which includes an elf, deer, and buffalo steak.

    I'll have to give this some more thought!
    Elf steak? Is that seasonal?
    Santa's been getting rid of some of his bad little helpers to help with the state of the economy.
    the north pole is feeling the pinch just like the rest of us...
    I'd like to say something that would explain this in a way you would understand, such as...christmas music was on and so i accidentally typed elf instead of elk. However, that would be a lie. You actually get an elf with this meal, and however/whatever you decide to do with the elf is up to you. **Disclaimer** Residents of Mississippi do not qualify, and are expected to provide a sister/cousin for this part of their meal.
    --
    Coop
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