Intro

[cigarathon123$]

Hi folks. New here. I smoke cigars with the philosophy of 1,000 bad cigars does not make up for a great cigar. So, I smoke sticks that I can only afford once a month. I like milder cigars but the the right full bodied smoke after a heavy meal is a pleasure too. Here is my top smoke on the planet, Cuban Monte Christo A. Bar none finest cigar. Number 2 is Monte Christo, you guessed it, number two Cuban, of course. Number three is Diamond Crown Stanford's 90th. Yes. I have smoked all three and have a full box of Stanford's 90th with the original leather covered box. The Carlin commemorative I am sure is well aged at this point. It is smooth as silk, but lacks a little complexity I have come accustomed to. I recently found these at an estate sale with some Cuban Cohibas. Yes, the ring is right. Can't wait for a nice hatch on the river to try this one out. Hope this fits the bill as my intro.

 

[Old Smokey]

Welcome to CP.

 

[The Black Cloud]

Welcome aboard.

 

[Devil Doc]

It'll do. Welcome to CP.

Doc

 

[MadMonk]

Welcome aboard!

 

[oke&coke]

Welcome to the forum. Enjoy.

 

[Eshaw99]

Welcome to CP from Indianapolis.

 

[Undegreed]

Welcome from Colorado Springs.

 

[Pugman1943]

Welcome from Dallas Texas. You have good taste in cigars. Enjoy yourself here.

 

[cigarathon123$]

Thanks for the well wishes from everyone. The many opinions of cigars are just like the many kinds of cigars. Everyone has a style of smoking or a kind of cigar that pleases their palate. Let alone how imbibing in good spirits might augment the pleasure. It's all about a well toasted foot and a slow smooth draw.