I sat out on the back wooden porch a hour before the sun was to rest for the evening. The atmosphere was very comfortable with a slight breeze coming in from the northeast.
It was just the Coronas Especiales, my standard drinking choice of A&W Cream Soda, the Palio cutter, the Vector lighter, the iPod & myself in isolation.
This Cohiba Selección Reserva harolds a six inch length and a ring gauge of 38. Beautiful wrapper and a pigtail cap that would make Wilber from Charlotte's Web proud.
A snippety-clip and combustion of the wind-proof butane flame against one of Cuba's finest natural raw material later... we we're on!
The iPod was playing some of my most loved musica scores while taking in this Cohiba beaut. Appearance, draw & taste all commenced in unison to provide one hell of a smoking experience! Rather than programatically breaking down the nuances of flavors, I let this fine habano work it's magic. I set back and took in life until the sun rested it's lumination and my fingers seared from the nubbing.
The best part of this cigar? It was gifted by a generous BOTL here and gave me a chance to experience a habano that I would probably not have had the oppurtunity to do so without their graciousness. Thanks for sharing the brotherhood!
It was just the Coronas Especiales, my standard drinking choice of A&W Cream Soda, the Palio cutter, the Vector lighter, the iPod & myself in isolation.
This Cohiba Selección Reserva harolds a six inch length and a ring gauge of 38. Beautiful wrapper and a pigtail cap that would make Wilber from Charlotte's Web proud.
A snippety-clip and combustion of the wind-proof butane flame against one of Cuba's finest natural raw material later... we we're on!
The iPod was playing some of my most loved musica scores while taking in this Cohiba beaut. Appearance, draw & taste all commenced in unison to provide one hell of a smoking experience! Rather than programatically breaking down the nuances of flavors, I let this fine habano work it's magic. I set back and took in life until the sun rested it's lumination and my fingers seared from the nubbing.
The best part of this cigar? It was gifted by a generous BOTL here and gave me a chance to experience a habano that I would probably not have had the oppurtunity to do so without their graciousness. Thanks for sharing the brotherhood!
