Today's Smoke 2023
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Opinion? I Love the Neanderthal, never had this one yet.
JoeMO
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I don't record cigars every time I smoke, but I do try to do so once in a while and here is what I've written about those two. Roma Craft is one of my favorite brands. I'll send you one soon.
Roma Craft CroMagnon Aquitaine 96, vherf 3/3/21 tasted great, gave me a buzz, 9/28/21 first half was meh 82, second half was great 91, 2/27/22, 4/28/22 94, 3/19/23
Roma Craft Neanderthal - 93, vherf, 3/6/21, 10/8/21 HappyB Mom, Not blowing me away but solid, 88, 1/8/22, 3/20/22
Shit, I'd give the neanderthal a 96, now I have to try the Aquitaine. Thanks for the heads up, I go to my B&M on Wednesday, I'll grab one then I appreciate it.
CgarDan
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Last day in Miami before I fly back
Jsilverhands
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Love this one
StewNasty69
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This shit is so damn good.
wrussell46
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Montenegro White Gold PCC Gordo
Wrapper: San Andres aged 12 years
Binder: Cameroon aged 12 years
Fillers: Nicaragua Esteli aged 11 years
Wrapper: San Andres aged 12 years
Binder: Cameroon aged 12 years
Fillers: Nicaragua Esteli aged 11 years
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StewNasty69
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Pugman1943
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MCW #1 ( 8/28/12 ). Anyone know if these are still available? Very decent stick.
CgarDan
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Miami was great. But there is nothing like home. 
Atlantic Cigars is the only company that sells them. Last I looked they were available in some sizes. If you don't find some, I may or may not have 80+ in my humidor.
Jsilverhands
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Just lit up a CAO Arcana Firewalker
"chincagre-cured Nicaraguan fillers"
"tobacco is placed into a pilón that is buried deep in volcanic soil. The subterranean conditions allow the tobacco to ferment naturally and locks in a sweet and aromatic quality to the tobacco. After two months have passed, the Chincagre process is considered complete, and the pilón is then transferred to the factory for nine months of secondary fermentation."
It's big, it's bulky. Thank God it's lightly packed. Can't seen to hold a burnline well and needs constant attention. But the flavor ain't bad.
Deffinitly different from the CAO Arcana Mortal Coil earlier which was heavy, meaty and wet to smoke. But again tasty.
That cigar used a andullo tobacco, wrapped with palm tree pods into long rolls called yaguas.
All these gimmicks, definitely interesting but I wouldn't say box worthy for me. Rather had this as a corona. Needless to say I'm going to sit here for a while.
music is a total banger today.
Wrapper: Ecuador (Habano Rosado)
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Blues for the Red Sun- Kyuss
"chincagre-cured Nicaraguan fillers"
"tobacco is placed into a pilón that is buried deep in volcanic soil. The subterranean conditions allow the tobacco to ferment naturally and locks in a sweet and aromatic quality to the tobacco. After two months have passed, the Chincagre process is considered complete, and the pilón is then transferred to the factory for nine months of secondary fermentation."
It's big, it's bulky. Thank God it's lightly packed. Can't seen to hold a burnline well and needs constant attention. But the flavor ain't bad.
Deffinitly different from the CAO Arcana Mortal Coil earlier which was heavy, meaty and wet to smoke. But again tasty.
That cigar used a andullo tobacco, wrapped with palm tree pods into long rolls called yaguas.
All these gimmicks, definitely interesting but I wouldn't say box worthy for me. Rather had this as a corona. Needless to say I'm going to sit here for a while.
music is a total banger today.
Wrapper: Ecuador (Habano Rosado)
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Blues for the Red Sun- Kyuss
StewNasty69
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First 1922 as a post gig and lunch date with the partner, then driving home stick. Pretty tasty, good development through the stick. See why people like em.
