For passing out candy tonight...I choose a Graycliff 1666 and The Dalmore Cigar Malt scotch as the drink of choice this evening.

Poker Slob:

For passing out candy tonight...I choose a Graycliff 1666 and The Dalmore Cigar Malt scotch as the drink of choice this evening.

Nice choice all I had left was Jameson so it will have to do for tonight. How was your GC 1666 mine is awesome!

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kuzi16:

i wish i could blow s_hit up with a bow and arrow.

I had a Ccom Brazilian Label Robusto the other night. Wow. Just.....wow. I no longer have peach fuzz on my fingers anymore because of that cigar. I am such a huge fan a maduros this was right up my alley. Sweet, smooth, rich, no real spice......simply perfect. Just my kind of cigar.

As soon as I have room I will be getting a box of these. The only real question now is what size should I get?!

Last night I smoked the JDN Antano I got from Jozer and WOW! What a flavor bomb this thing was! Very strong flavorful cigar and I was very impressed! This is one I will be getting more of without a doubt! I smoked it down to the nub and was wishing I had about 3 more inches... I know I know... Thats what she said! lol Before anyone else goes there! haha

After that I smoked a CI Legends Don Pepin and I honestly wasn't too impressed. I've had 2 or 3 of the different legends blends now and none of them have blown me away. This one just didn't have as much flavor. My friend was smoking the new La Aroma de Cuba Don Pepin blend and it was fantastic. I had a few puffs off of it and it was great! Not nearly as stong as the JDN I was smoking at the time, but such a smooth flavor. I will be getting some of those as well!

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Jason
You don't shoot to kill; you shoot to stay alive.

I have developed a habit of lunching at my local B & M on Saturday's. Today I tried the Oliva Series V torpedo. It was even more powerful than I remembered. It really tore me up a lot more than I expected. I will definitely have to order some from CCOM for aging.

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Had a Don Pepin Tabacos Baez belicoso this afternoon, very tasty cigar but the draw was very tight. Later was a La Aurora Cien Años belicoso, this cigar has one of the nicest prelight aromas I've smelled but the flavor fell short of the mark. Getting ready now to go out and enjoy an Oliva Serie V Maduro...hopefully I survive this one.

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When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

Thomas Jefferson

Just finished a Gurka Empire II. THis one was not bad. I didn't Nub it. I just got home and it wasn't done and I didn't feel like smoking it tomorrow but the last two inches were going down hill. Not as fast as the Empire I though.

Had a Perdomo Grand Cru Corojo and wow great smoke!

Tried my first Chateau Real at the B&M today... Overall, I wasn't entirely impressed... but it wasn't bad.

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Had an Arganese Maduro Figurado.... kinda creamy might let a few of them age.

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Hugemoose:

I had a Ccom Brazilian Label Robusto the other night. Wow. Just.....wow. I no longer have peach fuzz on my fingers anymore because of that cigar. I am such a huge fan a maduros this was right up my alley. Sweet, smooth, rich, no real spice......simply perfect. Just my kind of cigar.

As soon as I have room I will be getting a box of these. The only real question now is what size should I get?!

I highly reccomend the Corona, the wrapper is such a flavor bomb and it really gets to shine in that size.

PuroFreak:

After that I smoked a CI Legends Don Pepin and I honestly wasn't too impressed. I've had 2 or 3 of the different legends blends now and none of them have blown me away.

Have you tried the Orange (RP) or Purple (Graycliff) labels yet? Those two are by far the best in that series IMO, and both are very good smokes.

Had a Nording with about 5 months on it last night, one of the little Torpedos. Man, these things just get better the longer they sit. I am really wishing I had picked up the Toros or Robustos instead of the Torpedos now though. Right now I am having a Pinar del Rio Clasico. Nothing spectacular, just your run-of-the-mill Connecticut. Not bad for a morning smoke.

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alienmisprint:

Hugemoose:

I had a Ccom Brazilian Label Robusto the other night. Wow. Just.....wow. I no longer have peach fuzz on my fingers anymore because of that cigar. I am such a huge fan a maduros this was right up my alley. Sweet, smooth, rich, no real spice......simply perfect. Just my kind of cigar.

As soon as I have room I will be getting a box of these. The only real question now is what size should I get?!

I highly reccomend the Corona, the wrapper is such a flavor bomb and it really gets to shine in that size.

Good to know....thanks! I had been looking at the torpedo but I almost don't want to commit to a box until I try all the sizes. It is a shame ccom is out of stock on the huge Brazilian label sampler. I will give them a call in a awhile and work something out. I can't wait to have more of these on hand!

Hugemoose:

alienmisprint:

Hugemoose:

I had a Ccom Brazilian Label Robusto the other night. Wow. Just.....wow. I no longer have peach fuzz on my fingers anymore because of that cigar. I am such a huge fan a maduros this was right up my alley. Sweet, smooth, rich, no real spice......simply perfect. Just my kind of cigar.

As soon as I have room I will be getting a box of these. The only real question now is what size should I get?!

I highly reccomend the Corona, the wrapper is such a flavor bomb and it really gets to shine in that size.

Good to know....thanks! I had been looking at the torpedo but I almost don't want to commit to a box until I try all the sizes. It is a shame ccom is out of stock on the huge Brazilian label sampler. I will give them a call in a awhile and work something out. I can't wait to have more of these on hand!

Yea i have been wanting to split that huge sampler with a friend but they have been sold out online for a while - i ended up deciding to buy some shorter smokes and went with the cao brazilia cariocas. Thanks for the toro suggestion too alien ... i never know what size to go with in a lot of cigars and tend to always gravitate towards robusto sizes

Just finished a Perdomo Habano Maduro in the robusto size....good quality smoke, nothing too special though.

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Jimmy

alienmisprint:

Hugemoose:

I had a Ccom Brazilian Label Robusto the other night. Wow. Just.....wow. I no longer have peach fuzz on my fingers anymore because of that cigar. I am such a huge fan a maduros this was right up my alley. Sweet, smooth, rich, no real spice......simply perfect. Just my kind of cigar.

As soon as I have room I will be getting a box of these. The only real question now is what size should I get?!

I highly reccomend the Corona, the wrapper is such a flavor bomb and it really gets to shine in that size.

PuroFreak:

After that I smoked a CI Legends Don Pepin and I honestly wasn't too impressed. I've had 2 or 3 of the different legends blends now and none of them have blown me away.

Have you tried the Orange (RP) or Purple (Graycliff) labels yet? Those two are by far the best in that series IMO, and both are very good smokes.

Had a Nording with about 5 months on it last night, one of the little Torpedos. Man, these things just get better the longer they sit. I am really wishing I had picked up the Toros or Robustos instead of the Torpedos now though. Right now I am having a Pinar del Rio Clasico. Nothing spectacular, just your run-of-the-mill Connecticut. Not bad for a morning smoke.

I have actually had the Orange label and wasn't all that impressed. It wasn't a bad smoke by any means, but I didn't think it was that great. I haven't tried the Purple yet, but I think my buddy has a couple in the humi.

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Jason
You don't shoot to kill; you shoot to stay alive.