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  Wow, I totally forgot about that guy from 6 years ago,  :sign:

I just had my first MCW Robusto Liga II and then promptly placed an order, thanks for a solid smoke!

  This was a nice surprise as I picked up a sampler not expecting much to be honest.  I finally got around to opening the box up and picked out the Liga II robusto and was amazed at the quality of construction, the razor sharp burn, which required no touch-ups.  Oh and the flavor, while not...

  I have really enjoyed every E.P. Carrillo cigar I have smoked lately, they all have flawless construction and great flavors!

Flavorful but it was a very dense and heavy smoke, almost as if the tobacco was still wet.  I cut as much of the cap off without it coming undone but the draw was still very tight.  I really enjoyed the flavor, i just think the construction on this particular stick was not top notch.

Cigars I have had from this week.      

I was really disappointed by my first L'AT 52...it was plagued by terrible burn issues throughout the entire smoke.

I am excited!

Setharsis, I probably have weird taste in cigars since just about everyone else I've seen on forums has been going crazy about them. Enjoy, Pete

Stopped at my favorite booze and stogie store in IL, Binny's Beverage Depot. I snagged three four packs of Founder's Brewing Imperial Stout at this small selection of sticks.

I'll be honest, I don't quite understand the hype of the Oliva V Melanio, it wasn't bad but certainly not amazing.

I also noticed that the OP was from IL so if you can make the drive down to Countryside, there's a shop called Casa de Montecristo that sells Opus X, but be prepared to pay the price$$$.

Do yourself a favor and stay away from big name cuban brands that are sold in shops ie: Cohiba, Punch, Romeo y Julieta or Trinidad etc etc... Start with Padron, Fuente, E.P. Carillo, Quesada, Don Pepin Garcia. Keep in mind, at the end of the day the most important thing is for you to smoke...

Delicious!