Calumet 16, Cohiba & great Brothers - can’t get much better than that!

So cool! Man if I was a bears fan I would be all over it.

OR (‘04) Trinidad Coloniales - like Cohiba there is no mistaking the flavors unique to my second favorite marca. Trini spice. Rye, mixed nuts. So many rich sweet flavors. Superb!

‘13 LFdC Gran Cano ER (5 1/2 X 50) - Spectacular florals typical & unique to the marca. Some baking spice & cocoa. Wafer thin wrappers on these. Like tissue paper thin. Burned much faster than I would like even at my extra slow smoking pace but still love these cigars. Not much improvement past...

‘08 Edmundo Dantes 109 - Peach, Pomegranate, Apricot. Lots of baking spice throughout. Such a unique and precious Havana cigar. These were stellar upon release and have gotten even better over time. Two hours of bliss.

Bizarre to say the least.

2016 Le Hoyo San Juan - my first and instant favorite. So many complex ever changing flavors I lost count. An absolute dream smoke and not yet 10 years old. Big stick like this would usually take me 2 hours to smoke. Sucked this one down in just over an hour.

PLPC Unmarked from singles drawer - guessing ‘05 - ‘06 - salt water taffy, caramel, touch of honey. Fantastic.

Yea, the best kind of work!

‘02 Punch Margaritas - might be my last one. Boxes are long gone but could have one or two more buried in the ridiculous overflowing drawers of singles I’m currently smoking through. Smoke output from these tiny gems is absolutely bonkers. Another tragically lost Punch.

Never thought of it this way but absolutely. Dead on Tony. To each their own of course but I’ve tried them all and I feel like if you try V-Cut you’ll probably convert.

Exposes maximum filler/binder while leaving the cap intact. Near perfect draw every single time. Zero guess work. Same cut always - no more, no less. I’ve been using this cut almost exclusively for about 15 years now. Total game changer (at least for me). Keep in mind I smoke Cuban cigars which...

V-Cut is far superior. Wish I had known about them in my early smoking journey. Would have saved lots of headaches.

SLR Regios - unmarked in my singles. Guessing ‘01-‘03 range. Strong citrus notes, light spice - very nice.