Exactly. you as well as everyone else.Sadly there's none of my business LOL 'cause I don't get the same Cameroon wrappers as Fuente does.
Exactly. you as well as everyone else.Sadly there's none of my business LOL 'cause I don't get the same Cameroon wrappers as Fuente does.
The poignant tristesse of enlightenment settles down like a dreary rain that nonetheless nurtures the backyard parsley...Sadly there's none of my business LOL 'cause I don't get the same Cameroon wrappers as Fuente does.
I googled 4 times to understand a sentence of 17 words LMAO.The poignant tristesse of enlightenment settles down like a dreary rain that nonetheless nurtures the backyard parsley...
I'm basically with you. I was using LO MSA and LO Carmeroon on the same blend, both are good, personally think Cameroon outperformed MSA a little bit though...My most recent love affair is the Mexican San Andres wrapper from LO. Larger size leaf, very smooth, dark color, small veins. The entire bag of leaf was perfect. It's the nicest leaf I've ever used. Some say it's spicy but I use minimal wrapper so it's not affecting me. I'm lov'in this stuff.
gonna give it a try, thanksWelcome! And Ecuador habano ligero wrapper
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Whatever seco I have at the moment that doesn't suck balls and can be graded to a few wrappers here and there. Retail "wrappers" are no better than an average wrapper-grade seco, and often burn worse, at least within the range of my limited skill set.what's the best wrapper you got recently?
He is quite a wordsmith, isn't he?I googled 4 times to understand a sentence of 17 words LMAO.
Learning about cigars and literature at the same time, thumbs up!
I'd describe as well-educatedHe is quite a wordsmith, isn't he?
Truer words haven't been spoken...The poignant tristesse of enlightenment settles down like a dreary rain that nonetheless nurtures the backyard parsley...
We use parsley all the time. Of course there are different varieties of the stuff and what we use is more delicate and flavorful than what's used as a garnish. It seems to me, restaurants use a most hardy kind as a garnish.Gray remarked "where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise," but he left out the garnishment.
I never understood parsley. Why do restaurants feel compelled to put that useless sprig on your plate? Until the day I took a French girl to a fancy restaurant in Noumea. She explained: "I makes semen taste good." I ate my parsley that night, I can tell you.
Scuse me. I gotta go shower now.