My daughter and son consume most of my spare time. <br /><br />My cigar selection strategy strategy is to start with the highest rated cigars, and then work with reviews that sound good. (good for me tends to equal medium bodied and adjectives like &quot;creamy&quot;, &quot;not-harsh&quot;, and &quot;cocoa&quot;, or &quot;chocolatey&quot I'm not too interested in cigars that have the potential to &quot;Kick my ass&quot;<br />I've also cut back my already modest cigar consumption over the last year (down to 5-6/year). As a result, I rarely smoke a cigar just to check it out.<br /><br />Current Favorites:<br />Don Diego Robusto (nat) - Mild, smooth and toasty <br />Padron I like every one I've ever tried<br />Perdomo La Tradicion Cabinet Series Perdomo Reserve &quot;X&quot; and just the &quot;X&quot;<br />Arturo Fuente Don Carlos<br /><br />Crazy good cigars (also to be considered my favorites):<br />Arturo Fuente Anejo<br />H Upmann Sir Winston<br />Padron 1926<br />Padron 1964<br /><br /><br />Passes:<br />The “The 1-for-1, Full Spectrum Pass<br />CigarPass It Forward Part II<br />Poker Pass<br /><br />Passes run:<br />Blind Shall Lead the Blind Pass<br /><br />Trades:<br />other1, Mags44, Ellman, Box split with vewyphishy,<br />ScottBushey, wk-mang, swifty, Fast4Dr, Box Split with BrownDevil<br /><br />&quot;Bombed by&quot; a lot<br />&quot;Bombs to&quot; at lot more<br /><br /><br />Mike Kaericher &lt;address withheld&gt;

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