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Carnivale. This would be the one CAO I'd buy by the box if they made it regular production in a much smaller size.
Finally cooled down enough for me to smoke. Picked up this well-aged, old flower band, LFD at a local B&M a couple weeks ago. Honestly I've been a little wary of lighting it up because it's pungent aroma -- like opening up a well-stocked spice cabinet -- is unlike anything I've come across in my (admittedly limited) experience as a cigar smoker. That being said, I'm only about an inch in, but it's smoking unbelievably smooth.
UPDATE: About halfway in now and unfortunately, while age has made this stick very smooth, I fear that age has also taken away a lot of the kick that I was expecting given everything I've read about LFD. I'll have to go pick up a newer iteration of the blend sometime soon to compare.
UPDATE 2: Spoke too soon. Second half definitely picked up -- still lacking in spice, but the flavors came through much better.
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Not a bad cheap smoke.
Mr. McSquirelly
Joe Bananas
How was it? I bought a toro at Marcus Daniel's in March. Looking forward to trying it.I'm addicted to these things
Great cigar, but too much competition in its price range to be a standout. Davidoff 2000 with thanks.
HillbillyPyro
that's what she said
Me too! Great smoke for the price
I just don't get it.... I had a couple these about 2 or 3 months ago and thought they stunk ......fast forward and have had 2 more that were kicking around
the bottom of my traveldor and both have been very good. WTF? Diesel hair of the dog corona size BTW..
the bottom of my traveldor and both have been very good. WTF? Diesel hair of the dog corona size BTW..
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