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What cigars are you guys planning on burning today and tomorrow?

I'm about to step outside with a Padron 1926 Maduro No. 35.

I'll post a picture and quick review when I'm done. Feel free to do the same.
 

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Got some illusione candellas slated for delivery today:) tommorrow will be a at minimum a 44th maddie and eyeballin a don arturo I was holdin for new years
 
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What cigars are you guys planning on burning today and tomorrow?

I'm about to step outside with a Padron 1926 Maduro No. 35.

I'll post a picture and quick review when I'm done. Feel free to do the same.
Oh man i would love one of those if I could.

I had a tooth pulled a week ago and i still cant have a cigar.
 
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Been staring at my inventory sheet for the last 45 minutes trying to answer that one. Got it down to:
Don Carlos #4
VSG Enchantment
Cain F Robusto

I know it's a holiday and all, but it's too damn cold for anything bigger/fancier.

-Charles
 

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T52 FP as I type. Tomorrow who knows, too early to tell what I'll be in the mood for.
 

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Started with an HdM Dark Sumatra for breakfast, then went on to a Graycliff Chateau Gran Cru, now I am smoking a LADC EE, and not sure what to smoke tonight with the family stuff going on. Right now it is looking like it will be Monte #2 and a Nestor Miranda Special Selection Oscuro Lancero.
 
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Padron 1926 Maduro No. 35








This wonderful cigar is hard as a rock with a silky smooth, chocolatey brown wrapper. Immediate spice, pepper, and leather coat the palate as the cigar burns and draws wonderfully. The full-bodied smoke ends with a trifecta of flavors: coffee, leather, and spice. Just perfect.



Illusione 68






This small stogie packs a punch. It's obvious from the get-go that this thing is a potent cigar. It's delicious as well. Extreme pepper and earth flavors at first, then it settles down into a pleasant earthy flavor with the pepper lingering in the background.
 

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Just had one of my absolute favs...a Tat Cojonu 03 and tomorrow it's my first and only Tat Black CG with some fine Rum, (Thanks AJ) You da man!!
 
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I love the 26 no.35! I'm on the road about to light a Opus Robusto that I bought this time last year! Tomorrow will probably be my first Anejo. After that I'm still unsure... HL maduro, Art Deco Coffee Break or a 7th Reserva
 
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So far today coffee and a Padron '64 principe maduro after steak and eggs for breakfast. :grin:

Then, after a lunch of homemade raisin spice bread, warm from the oven with butter, an LADC robusto that was really tasty.

I've got a ham in the oven for tonight and plan to finish dinner off with a glass of 2006 Columbia River Maryhill Port and an Oliva Master blends 2 robusto.

I only have one cigar picked out so far for Christmas Day, the others I am still awaiting to just before I go out to smoke to pick, as sometimes mood or situations change (like, rain.) :nodlaugh:

Merry Christmas! :santa2:
 
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