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Being my first, thought it prudent being somewhat kind.

Love those!

Tried a Perdomo lot 23 today, no pic but an ok cigar. Well constructed, easy draw too; not as strong as I had thought. Great for maduro lovers who want something on the lighter side.

Robusto Belicoso but I'll try anything but a john holmes.

Hemingway, illusione espernay, AF rothchild.

Great looking cigar. Being new here and enjoying reading this thread, I have never seen most of the smokes everyone posts. Maybe I live in the wrong country but they are sure nice looking cigars. Seldom do I buy NC cigars so perhaps that is why, seems most cigars are coming from S. AMerica now...

So where do I go for that?

No, not yet. Had some calves to castrate, fence repairs and now cutting hay. Will get on it soon!

Never had a Cuban, love try a good one some day. I get put off smoking NC with all the spice! Sticking with AF medium strength until finding something else..I do love espernays though.

So how is this cigar? Looks delicious!

These are very popular in my humidors; the AF Rothchild, my morning smoke with coffee while listening to sports radio.

Good smoke after work

I love, love this cigar but mine don't taste like lemons or flowers, just nice tobacco flavors is all and great for those who dislike strong cigars having so much spice!

I enjoy the queen B often, ashton symmetry a little more. Both are good for my tastes but cigars have never tasted like fruit, chocolate or any other sweet stuff that sellers toubt lots.

I smoke lots of fuente cigars but not the high priced stuff. Best sellers, rothchilds, don carlos all satisfy my cravings, even the queen B during days on the tractor is good!

Maduro cigars seem strong for me, however I like this cigar on occasion, like one per month so keep a few on hand.

Antillas