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I'm in I do not know what state I will be in "physically as well as mentally" :whistling: But I know I will be having a Jose Seijas' Signature "TORO" that I bought when they were 1st released in 2005 around my neck of the woods. I was only able to buy 6 "store limit" and have only 2 left...

Me wants to know how it taste?? I have tried a nub with a Cameroon wrapper and it was okay, just wondering if the sungrown's will be any better.

Well when I read that they were discontinuing the 15 year I went on the hunt to buy as many bottles as I could afford/find well I found 7 bottles from 6 different package stores in 4 different states and I must say, I must of called 50-60 stores in 9 to 10 states. I found some of the stores I...

Well looks like I am going to have to be on the look out for the new 18 year I hope it exceeds my expectations, as I really did enjoy the 15 year :love:

2006 "purchased in" A.F. Hemingway Signature Maduro 6" x 47 ring Figurado Conn broad leaf wrapper, Dominican Republic binder & filler Well I am not really good with reviewing so I will say that I purchased this cigar in may of 2006 and have been aging it since. It taste great, I prefer to...

As other's have said a metal skewer, in my last 10 plus years of cigar smoking I have been lucky enough to only come across 6-8 plugged cigars. I can remember the biggest disappointment was a plugged A.F. Between the Lines, I had been aging it for 2 years and was in my truck with no skewer. I...

1# Jose Seijas "toro" wait who am I kidding ANYSIZE 2# Any G.O.F 3# Montecristo Media Noche No. 2

Well for my 3 latest box purchases, the first was a box of Saint Luis Rey Serie G "Churchill" maduro of course. The other 2 were the same boxes I buy this time every year, 2 boxes of the AF Hemingway "signature" maduro of course, I don't really care for the Cameroon for some reason. Through...

I would have to say after a long tuff day or driving I sit back in my sleeper and enjoy a Hoyo De Monterrey Dark Sumatra "Noche", it just seems to take my mind off of everything :thumbs:

This is the only vatted malt that I like. I prefer this over all the other JW labels yes including the blue. This spirit has a unique taste going on with it, it is like tasting a little of every part of Scotland. The box only list 4 of the distilleries but they use many other distilleries...

IMHO for a good beginner scotch I would go with a bottle of Old Pulteney 12 year, it's light flavorful and smooth. I found it very easy to pick out the different flavors like sea air, brine, honey, apples and a bit of chocolate. And this one has a very nice finish. Highly recommended!! :D

Smokey, smokey and some more smoke. This is my goto heavy spirit I always have a bottle on hand, when ever I am in the mood for something heavy and it is not a special occasion this is what I pour me a dram of it's wonderful. It goes great with a full bodied smoke like a La Gloria Cubana...

I have tried the 12,15,18,25 and 30 year versions. The 18 wins hands down on my palette followed by the 15 year. The 12 is not as smooth as the 18 and the 25 and 30 year I did not take a liking to, to much wood taste. I have yet to try the 40 year old but if its anything like the 25 and 30 I...

You should not be disappointed it is a good light beginners scotch, as a matter of fact it was my first single malt I ever had. I still enjoy it occasionally when I am in the mood for something light or when I am introducing someone to the fine world of adult beverages!!

I to enjoyed the MX2 "toro" I believe it was worth the money I paid for it. It burned straight and the draw as excellent!! Enjoyed it with a dram of Ardbeg 10 year