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The Black's are good but I find the Blue's to be great. They age really well.

A sparkling soda. Similar to a cola but not as sweet. Light fruity flavor and the carbonation do a nice job of clearing the palate.

Box of the Avo Legacy. Purchased untasted but I have good information that they will be DYNAMITE. Need some rest time and then I tear into them.

Give the Montes some time. You may be pleasantly surprised.

Very nice. I haven't been to Yosemite in years but have spent quite a bit of time in Yellowstone. Another beautiful place but beware that it can be cold there this time of year. That said, fall is my favorite time of year to travel. Bugs are gone, crowds are gone, and the colors are out.

My routine is pretty much the same as many others. Use a window fan to exhaust about 80% of the smoke. The only difference is when I'm done I close the window and run an air purifier, usually overnight. Been doing this for years and can't smell a thing.

I can't speak to the Avo's but I've had good results aging milder cigars. The Fuente Short Story is a good example. In my opinion they improve significantly with age. Also, some of the Davidoffs age very nicely.

A box of Padron 1964 Principe maduros. Strange box of cigars in that the length varies about 1/8th inch from cigar to cigar. Sure smell good though. They are resting now and will be ready soon.

Got mine. They are currently resting and smoking begins in a couple weeks. Thanks, Mark!

Coronado by La Flor, corona especial. Mmmmmmmm good. Getting better with age.

Great sale, Mark! I picked up some goodies I've been wanting for a while now. And thanks to Pembroke3355 for looking out for me.

It's great seeing others enjoying the Hatueys. I pick some up at their shop whenever I'm in Reno. Wasn't aware there is also a shop in Las Vegas. The Serie 1 figurado is my favorite. Box pressed flat as a pancake but still burns nicely.

Usually try to do a box split on something Davidoff. Special R is next. I also have a hankering for the Padron 1926 #6, maduro. Again, a box split. I am very patient though and will wait until I can get a deal. Still pricey though.

Obvious, isn't it? 424.

I finally got around to one of the '02s. I guess the word I would use to describe it is 'disappointing'. It was a good cigar, but not great, and I'd read so many wonderful things about the Sir Winston I thought it'd be a slam dunk (just like WMD). I kind of tasted what was described here as a...

Hmmm. I was saving mine for a July 4th smoke. May have to break it out earlier. The H. Upmann brand is one of my favorites so I've been saving the '02s for a special occasion. I'll let you know how it goes.

TFTR. One of my favorite cigars. Natural wrapper is my preference. A great way to finish a tough week.

I had one a couple weeks ago. It was a PC sized cigar and I thought it was good but not great. However, one cigar is in no way indicative of how any cigar rates. I bet these will age well so I will have to try others before I make up my mind. By the way, I'm a big fan of the Illusiones.

Nice looking dog. Bet she'll be a great companion. Way to go on doing a dog rescue!

Any of you ever go through a period where you just can't find a cigar you really enjoy. In about the last week I'd smoked a Dip PC, Punch RS #11 and Pepin Blue Label. The Dip, though flavorful, didn't fit my flavor profile and left me dissatisfied. The Punch, smoked at a recent herf, was just...