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Just started pipe smoking a few weeks ago and started with a corncob. After 3 kinds of tobacco (McBaren Scottish Blend, Robert McConnell Scottish Blend an Robert McConnel Maduro) i knew I had a new hobby beside cigars. So this week I orderd an Angelo Carbon Finish Pipe to get really started...

I needed 5 minutes to find the cigar. I want her to be Mrs. WildBill. :love: :love: :love: :love:

Me too! Maybe you should give Photobucket or Imageshack a try. Easy to put the pics on here. For example (Photobucket):

At this moment: Accept - Balls to the wall. This ROCKS!!!

Just smoked a cigar that rocked in my opinion. Ashton VSG Wizard. This is definitely one that will return in my collection.

One of the best things I saw on a T-shirt: Imagine a big 200 pound biker riding his Harley wearing a shirt with the text: If you can read this, the b*tch fell off again.

And the master has reviewed again! Every time I think this has to be the most exclusive cigar you have smoked, yet every time I can't believe what wonderful cigar you have picked for the latest review. And every time I'm just drooling over my keyboard. Next time I will get a bucket or a deep...

And Gomez Addams?

Thanks for the compliments. I like them a lot too, They are my everyday smokes. Some people here in Holland complain a lot about them being plugged and not being very challenging or not complex enough for them. But hey, they are machine-made as you said and for € 1.40 a piece you don't hear me...

Today only had water and coffee, but I expect tomorrow this will be delivered.

That's why I posted these pictures. To make people drool over their keyboards. :laugh: :laugh: ;) I had bought 5 of them and smoked one this weekend. Actually they don't have to be in the humi, because the tubes are vacuum-sealed. You can really hear it sucking in air when you open the cap...

I had two Quorum Torpedo's and smoked one. The taste and aroma's aren't a lot different compared to the Robusto IMO. The biggest difference is the time you need to smoke one. But like I said that's my opninion and I'm not a very experienced cigar smoker yet.

Last friday my new seven-drawer cabinet arrived. In theory it should hold up to 400 cigars. Front view: Top drawer: From left to right: Casa de Alegria Edicion Limitada 460 Suave Thomas Hinds Aged Maduro Robusto 2x Montecristo Edición Limitada 2008 Sublimes with a MC no. 2 in between 2x...

Not only one of my favorite album covers. But I also bought a pre-release vinyl version of this album including authenticity (hope I spelled this word right) certificate on e-bay a few years ago. The pre-release version was only intended to be for promotional use and there are only 929 of these...

Every time when I read your reviews, I think it can't get any better. The pics and the subjects I mean. But every time you amaze me again. I only have one question. Was that bee attracted by the floral notes of the cigar? :rolleyes: Now serious again. Great review as always and please keep...

Nice review in the first place. IMO the way you start is the best way. Begin with the mild to medium strength cigars and work your way up. Or else you could get sick with the chance you won't find out how pleasing and relaxing smoking cigars can be.

:( :( :( Thought this would be my first scam that would work. I was wrong again. :D :D :D

Enjoying, and I mean REALLY ENJOYING a 2001 Partagas Astoria right now. I just know this is one that will be nubbed. Nice fruity, flowery flavour with now and then a hint of cinnamon and citrus. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

Just got two of these beauties in today (together with two Partagas Astoria's from 2001)! I was thinking about saving Monte's for later, but after eading your review I've decided one of them is going to get smoked on my birthday next week!!

Very nice! Do you grow your own plants? When do you start mass-production and how much will it cost us for a box of 25?