Late night smoking and discussion thread

[EL Corojo]

I'm guessing this is the Maduro with the San Andreas wrapper. I'm really happy to see how good these wrappers are these days. They create some great flavors.

 

[WestCoastIPA]

Do you smoke candela’s at all? Just curious as to what they are like.

 

[EL Corojo]

Now I'm picking up something that reminds me of Mississippi cotton fields on a dry summer day, it is comforting. Like being 13 and working on the farm (I worked on a farm the summer of my 13th year). Vegetal and dry earth, with a dense sweetness underneath like wet leaves on a forest floor. Damn, I love this cigar, a lot, like one of my top five ever.

 

[EL Corojo]

Do you smoke candela’s at all? Just curious as to what they are like.

I smoked some green Optimo's in the 90's . I smoked some Garcia y Vega Candelas years ago. They were not awful. Very grassy!

 

[WestCoastIPA]

Now I'm picking up something that reminds me of Mississippi cotton fields on a dry summer day, it is comforting. Like being 13 and working on the farm (I worked on a farm the summer of my 13th year). Vegetal and dry earth, with a dense sweetness underneath like wet leaves on a forest floor. Damn, I love this cigar, a lot, like one of my top five ever.

I know @Juice was saying how he loved this cigar a while back. He was saying he was picking up leather with it I think.

 

[WestCoastIPA]

Now I'm picking up something that reminds me of Mississippi cotton fields on a dry summer day, it is comforting. Like being 13 and working on the farm (I worked on a farm the summer of my 13th year). Vegetal and dry earth, with a dense sweetness underneath like wet leaves on a forest floor. Damn, I love this cigar, a lot, like one of my top five ever.

Great description by the way.

 

[WestCoastIPA]

You must write or something, lol.

 

[EL Corojo]

Now I'm picking up something that reminds me of Mississippi cotton fields on a dry summer day, it is comforting. Like being 13 and working on the farm (I worked on a farm the summer of my 13th year). Vegetal and dry earth, with a dense sweetness underneath like wet leaves on a forest floor. Damn, I love this cigar, a lot, like one of my top five ever.

Ok @GoBison, seriously thank you for this smoke brother, wow, just wow!

 

[EL Corojo]

This goes out to you @GoBison, damned fine smoke Brother:

 

[WestCoastIPA]

I was reading how culivari tries to mimic a specific Cuban cigar with each of theirs.

 

[EL Corojo]

Now some cold coffee grounds are added with some spice just below the surface begging to be released. Damn, I have to buy a box when I can!

 

[EL Corojo]

How is yours?

 

[EL Corojo]

 

[EL Corojo]

I was reading how culivari tries to mimic a specific Cuban cigar with each of theirs.

I'd like to read that. This cigar is up there with some of the best CC's I've had.

 

[WestCoastIPA]

Now some cold coffee grounds are added with some spice just below the surface begging to be released. Damn, I have to buy a box when I can!

Another one to add to the list huh?

 

[WestCoastIPA]

I'd like to read that. This cigar is up there with some of the best CC's I've had.

I’ll have to see if I can find where I saw that.

 

[EL Corojo]

This thing is Lirio Rojo good!

 

[WestCoastIPA]

How is yours?

Down to the last third. The sweetness is still there but not as strong. Starting to get that tingle in the nose again. Pepper? Still terrific.

 

[EL Corojo]

The original version of this was played at my first wedding

 

[WestCoastIPA]

The original version of this was played at my first wedding

Great song!