Today's Smoke 2025

[Captain B]

A great early afternoon smoke, thanx to Jon @cabaiguan juan (posted yesterday but deleted).
EP Carrillo Encore Noir

 

[Pugman1943]

Perdomo Lot 23 Maduro.

 

[Darin]

Warped Don Reynaldo

 

[dawgie]

First smoke in about 3 months. A little strong a morning smoke.View attachment 95600

That’s a cool cutter! Where did you pick that up?

 

[cohibasurfer]

Casa Fuente Churchill
Waiting on the Preakness and a #7 Sandman win!

 

[Darin]

Black Works Studio The Hornet

 

[drunkfish3]

 

[rbbrock]

My Father Centurion H2K-CT (SS '24 thanks @Mavric!) while repairing/rebuilding all of my old and leaky hose spigots.

 

[cohibasurfer]

Fuente Anejo 55

 

[dawgie]

Thanks @whopper !

 

[thinde]

Montecristo Churchill

 

[3-Eyed Jack of All Trades]

1964 of course

 

[hangten]

Another cigar as I drive

 

[Gator]

 

[JCinPA]

Saturday afternoon, nice medium-sized smoke while grilling. Hamlet Liberation, Corona Gorda, I think, 5-5/8x46. Very chocolaty.

 

[rbbrock]

Forgot to post my follow up last night - I still had one spigot left to rebuild after finishing the MF Centurion, so busted out an old Punch London Club Maduro.

 

[drunkfish3]

 

[DomnioMaestro]

And now an Undercrown Maduro.

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I absolutely love these!

There are a few better (read: more expensive - but still taste better), cigars out there, but when the Undercrowns first came out they were/are my go-to favorite, and then they finally released the maduro. Yep. Favorite.

 

[cohibasurfer]

A little Sunday morning paper curtesy of @dawgie. Thank you!
Casa Uba Habano Liga Especial Toro
Yeah .... 5 times slow is hard enough

It has started out smooth with a sweet coco note, and has a slight spice on the finish. The wrapper looks beautiful.

 

[wrussell46]

Thanks to @Pugman1943 for this little morning treat.

Deadwood Dominicana by Drew Estate. Sweetened tip, but not infused tobacco. Taking a page out of Fuente’s book. Not a bad smoke with a cuppa!

“The Deadwood Dominicana is a new cigar in Drew Estate's Deadwood line, focusing on Dominican tobacco. It's known for its sweet cap and offers a smooth, flavorful experience with notes of honey, cocoa, and roasted nuts. Unlike some other Deadwood cigars, it's considered more traditional and refined, while still retaining the Deadwood edge.”