La Sirena corona, La Riqueza #2 I think, and a Cain F 652T. Pretty good day. I wanted ti smoke something really nice today, but got stuck in the daily rut of cooking, swimming, and partying all day long! It's a great day to be in Texas!
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Cabaiguan Guapos RX Natural
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Docbp87
Smoke Into Oblivion
Had an 858SG this evening also. Loved it, but think they will be great in a few years.
Still suffering from allergies.........
RP I-Press Figured if I could not taste anything, this is the cigar to smoke.
RP I-Press Figured if I could not taste anything, this is the cigar to smoke.
Bigdankcloud
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T52 Flying Pig
This weekend I tried a Panacea Red Habano robusto. I just received a 4-pack last week and I was anxious to give them a try. I paired the cigar with a glass of Four Roses Single Barrel, also an acquisition from last week, & I was fairly impressed by both the bourbon and the cigar.
I really wanted to like this cigar, as I am always looking for something a little different from what everyone else is smoking, and I was not disappointed. I found it to have a nice earthy taste, which I like, and a little hint of natural sweetness. A few grassy notes snuck in to the flavor a few times, leading me to believe that this tobacco may be just a little bit young. I suspect that this cigar may transition from "good" to "excellent" after spending a few months aging in my humidor.
They also included one of their new White Corojo cigars as a freebie with my order, and as a nice extra touch my receipt included a personal note of thanks from Paul Bush, who I believe is the owner of the company.
I think that they are at least fairly well-known to the BOTL, but if you haven't checked these guys out yet, here's a link to their site:
http://www.flatbedcigarcompany.com/
If you are interested in supporting a small, US-based cigar maker, they are definitely worth a look, IMO.
I really wanted to like this cigar, as I am always looking for something a little different from what everyone else is smoking, and I was not disappointed. I found it to have a nice earthy taste, which I like, and a little hint of natural sweetness. A few grassy notes snuck in to the flavor a few times, leading me to believe that this tobacco may be just a little bit young. I suspect that this cigar may transition from "good" to "excellent" after spending a few months aging in my humidor.
They also included one of their new White Corojo cigars as a freebie with my order, and as a nice extra touch my receipt included a personal note of thanks from Paul Bush, who I believe is the owner of the company.
I think that they are at least fairly well-known to the BOTL, but if you haven't checked these guys out yet, here's a link to their site:
http://www.flatbedcigarcompany.com/
If you are interested in supporting a small, US-based cigar maker, they are definitely worth a look, IMO.
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