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Today... sheesh. Started out with an Anejo 46. Then smoked a Davidoff Millenium Short Robusto. After that, it was an Illusione 888. Rounded out the day with an Alec Bradley MAXX The Ego. -Jess.

Okay. After much consideration. I wish for... A 2003 or earlier H. Upmann Sir Winston A Partagas Culebra A Davidoff Ltd. Edition 2002 (either size) This thread is for wishes, right? :D :thumbs: -Jess.

Awesome! Thanks Jake, but I've gotta get home first. Let me close up... -Jess.

It'll be about an hour before I put my wish up; I have to get back home first. I'm at the shop right now and need to clean up. I really appreciate you guys letting someone without many posts on here come in and participate in such camaraderie. It shows how much of a community this really is...

Whee! I got this one (The Shark that is). Please PM me your address! Here's one for the newbies! *Raises a glass* BigJake, if you read this, I'm going to need a bit of advice on how best to ship it. But don't worry khari, the last Shark I have will arrive in good condition. I'll be...

Correct, they are being discontinued. Which is odd because they are one of the best-selling flavored handmade cigars in the world. Makes one ponder about hidden copyright/brand issues, perhaps? -Jess.

Despite all of the rough treatment that Drew Estate gets from most cigar smokers, they make a good product. Well constructed, relatively high quality tobacco, and an interesting concept. They "flavor" the cigars in a thorough process. Although I don't care for most of their cigars, from time to...

This might be the wrong forum. -Jess.

I will agree that it does depend, to some extent, on the line. Some of the DPG branded stuff is made to a lesser standard than Tatuaje or Padilla. However, I personally have had better experience with Pepin's QC than Fuente's. I did leave out Padron. They are up there, as well. Kelner... well...

Also excellent! The 68 might be the best NC Petit Corona on the market! -Jess.

The El Rico Habano is an extremely strong cigar, perhaps one of the strongest available on the market. The prelight aroma is ground black pepper. Not kidding. And the taste is much along those lines. Dark, dark tobacco with a rich and intense pepper flavor, lots of spicy ligero, and all this...

Ah, I see what you meant. Won't be rolled by Pepin. Well, so long as the triple caps, pigtails, and existence of the lancero vitola in most lines continues, if the tobacco is equal, it would be hard to change it *too* much. I will grant that Don Pepin's quality control is outstanding, perhaps...

I ran out of Penzance about a month ago or else I would join you. :( It's a very tasty blend. I also found it to be on the cooler-smoking side, but maybe that's just me. -Jess.

Yes, slightly bigger than the Short Story vitola. -Jess.

This isn't going to be made at Padilla's new Miami factory like the others? You sure?

:thumbs: I have the same thing! I've had it since last August and it works very well indeed! A bit of a squeeze to fit a drink(s) on there, but it works perfectly as an ashtray. :thumbs: -Jess.

That's my boy! That little belicoso is where it's at! :D -Jess.