LoL can't blame a guy for trying jk.... forgot about your contest....
but looks like a lot of solid Ammo in here..
and that's why I added "TO DATE" to the title I know how fast the list can change :rolling:
Your "Top 5 Cigars" To Date
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but looks like a lot of solid Ammo in here..
and that's why I added "TO DATE" to the title I know how fast the list can change :rolling:
With all the fancies you smoke this list surprises me... Nice!
LigaPrivadaFanboy
Unrepentant Hoarder
Bolivar Royal Corona
This rather fresh UF-4 I'm smoking right now
MF-13 pre-release
Padron 1926 80yrs maddy
LP9 Flying Pig
This rather fresh UF-4 I'm smoking right now
MF-13 pre-release
Padron 1926 80yrs maddy
LP9 Flying Pig
FFP
888
P2
Monte #2
Trini robusto ex
No order at any given time
888
P2
Monte #2
Trini robusto ex
No order at any given time
Thanks to Dave for reminding me of the power of a celebratory cigar. I want to acknowledge this post is a copy of his.
Here they are in no particular order:
1. My first good cigar I ever had at a conference with colleagues smoking, sipping Irish Whiskey and telling stories while overlooking the gorgeous Maine coast.
2. The RYJ Mille Fleur CC I smoked this past Sunday afternoon after my daughter's ice hockey team won the Tier II 16U State Championship after her losing the Championship game for the past two years.
3. The Winston Churchill Blenheim I smoked on my 50th birthday.
4. The cigar I smoked before finding out it does not have any impact on my blood sugar readings (I'm diabetic).
5. Whatever cigar I smoke this summer to celebrate the 60th birthday of my father's beloved 1954 Jaguar XK-120SE roadster. He's been gone for 12 years but the car is still in the family. I will laugh a little, cry a little and wish to Hell he was there to join me.
And then I will look forward to my next 5 celebratory cigars.
Here they are in no particular order:
1. My first good cigar I ever had at a conference with colleagues smoking, sipping Irish Whiskey and telling stories while overlooking the gorgeous Maine coast.
2. The RYJ Mille Fleur CC I smoked this past Sunday afternoon after my daughter's ice hockey team won the Tier II 16U State Championship after her losing the Championship game for the past two years.
3. The Winston Churchill Blenheim I smoked on my 50th birthday.
4. The cigar I smoked before finding out it does not have any impact on my blood sugar readings (I'm diabetic).
5. Whatever cigar I smoke this summer to celebrate the 60th birthday of my father's beloved 1954 Jaguar XK-120SE roadster. He's been gone for 12 years but the car is still in the family. I will laugh a little, cry a little and wish to Hell he was there to join me.
And then I will look forward to my next 5 celebratory cigars.
I haven't tried alot of cigars, but here are my top five so far:
HdM Dark Knight
HdM Rothschild Maduro
CAO Brazilia
HdM Reposado en Cedros
LP T52
HdM Dark Knight
HdM Rothschild Maduro
CAO Brazilia
HdM Reposado en Cedros
LP T52
Hmmmm tough question.
Without thinking too hard and in no order:
PL Los Andes (Peru RE)
'09 Bolivar Corona Gigantes
Padron '26 No. 9 Maduro (Even though it literally made me puke because I smoked it on a completely empty stomach)
Tat' TAA 2012
La Escepcion (Italy RE)
Without thinking too hard and in no order:
PL Los Andes (Peru RE)
'09 Bolivar Corona Gigantes
Padron '26 No. 9 Maduro (Even though it literally made me puke because I smoked it on a completely empty stomach)
Tat' TAA 2012
La Escepcion (Italy RE)
1. Liga Privada Unico Serie UF-13
2. Liga Privada no. 9
3. Padron 1964 anniversary Maduro in Especial
4. Alec Bradley Prensado in Churchill
5. Surrogates Tramp Stamp
I'm positive this will change as it does every time I experience a new stick that hits my flavor profile.
One thing is for sure two in that list probably will never leave.
2. Liga Privada no. 9
3. Padron 1964 anniversary Maduro in Especial
4. Alec Bradley Prensado in Churchill
5. Surrogates Tramp Stamp
I'm positive this will change as it does every time I experience a new stick that hits my flavor profile.
One thing is for sure two in that list probably will never leave.
