Recent content by Sam The Man

....about 7:30, 8:00 o'clock on a clear, calm morning. Sitting in a lounge chair outside with the temperature around 70 degrees. A cool, crispness still lingers in the air. The Sun just coming up and feeling warm and comfortable on your back and shoulders. Sippin' on a tall mug of great...

Hey Dawn, go to the Cigar Aficionado website. There is a series of articles by one of their contributors that follows his journey into amateur boxing, starting with his training, all the way up to his first bout. I found it to be interesting, and you probably will also if you are getting into...

Cohibas' Rock! S.

Two years and many cigars later, I definitely know the answer to my question. Yes!!! Sam J.

I don't post much any more on the cigar forums, but I still read the new threads almost everyday. I bought a box of SLR Regios a couple of years ago, so I understand ParaGod's comments about the Regios. They are a medium/full bodied cigar that DEFINITELY need two years rest in a humidor before...

I always wanted a '67 to '70 Mustang. I still think that the '67 Mustang is one of the most beautiful cars ever designed. I would love to have a Shelby Mustang from that year with either the 427 side oiler or the 428 engine. The '68 Bullitt Mustang also threw some gasoline on the desire...

I agree with the majority that the Bolivar BF and Monte #2 are solid choices. I've never met a Cohiba that I didn't love. The Robustos are the benchmark for the vitola. I've smoked a few Esplendidos that made me want to win the lottery. Powerful, yet full of flavor. The Siglo II and III's are...

Cohiba Siglo II after lunch. Montecristo #2 after dinner. A GREAT Easter. Sam

One more vote for Matt! Looks like you're going to win by a mile. Enjoy. (PS: A Cohiba Siglo II will be payment enough. Thanks!) :lookup: Sam J.

I've been craving a Quai d'Orsay Imperial since 2001! I didn't smoke a Cohiba Esplendido or Robusto in 2002 either.... and I really love those. That's all. Sam J.

I would pass on the Fonseca Mit Zeder, day one special. I bought a box of those when they were offered a few months ago and if I had it to do over again...I would pass. They were rolled very loosely and were not as good as I expected. The day five Mayorga special is a doozy though. The torpedos...

They call it DOPE for a reason.....

According to this, I guess Kentucky Fried Chicken should cost more if it comes in a bucket instead of a box.

Note to Self: Remind me never to provide any interesting information again.

I like 'em, particularly the 7's. They're a good full bodied cigar. The Palmitas are strong little boogers that get better with aging. JRs used to give away a box of Palmitas with a full box purchase of Flor d A's...two for the price of one. Sam