rbbrock
FNG for life
Almost ROTT (yesterday) - very good!
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Today's Smoke 2026
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modo22
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My friend who passed Thursday after a long battle with cancer loved OpusX and while I don't have a ton, I have this BBMF still and tonight I burn this in his honor! Love the brotherhood here! Smoke what ya got while we all can!
hydro-terp
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80s Rocker
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dawgie
I’m kind of a dumbass…
HVC Hot Chocolate Cake
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Had an evening smoke with a childhood friend…and Your Mom
MaytagMan
Well-Known Member
PuffTheMagicDragon
Fire One Up
AVO Classic from May '23 - and it smoked perfectly all the way to the nub.
Sid.Stavros
Well-Known Member
Salutes from Athens-Greece, we have sun and 83 'F here.
A&G Mourtides.
A&G Mourtides.
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Ferio Tego Timeless Sterling Toro
Almond, salt and buttered toast start - very mild. Roasted nuts, white pepper, floral notes, cream and very faint vanilla sweetness. Finished mild plus with vanilla, raisin and a very nice mild spice. Enjoyable breakfast smoke with black Colombian coffee.
Almond, salt and buttered toast start - very mild. Roasted nuts, white pepper, floral notes, cream and very faint vanilla sweetness. Finished mild plus with vanilla, raisin and a very nice mild spice. Enjoyable breakfast smoke with black Colombian coffee.
drunkfish3
Angry Fish
lucasbuck
Sheriff Buck
I love reading your reviews Nick. Keep up the great work!
lucasbuck
Sheriff Buck
‘11 Cohiba 1966 EL - smoked one upon release. Meh….so it’s now been 15 years since I smoked one. What a difference a few years makes. Kept them sealed in plastic for slower more graceful aging. Butterscotch. Bittersweet Chocolate - retro brings the most rich chocolate soufflé. Such a brilliant two hours.
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Thanks Craig and likewise-only wish I had your humi to review
! I’m still new and miss a lot but taking notes is the the best way to learn what I like and the only way I’ll remember any of them 
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dawgie
I’m kind of a dumbass…
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Ferio Tego Timeless Panamericana Toro
Oak, black pepper and coffee to start. First third ends with significant bitterness. A heavy vegetal note begins the second with wood, earth, white pepper and burnt tea leaves. Finally, cedar, leather and caramel appear with more pepper and late lime. Just okay. I’m trying this series from lightest to darkest wrapper which I would typically expect to increase in enjoyment as I generally prefer more age in a wrapper, but I liked the Sterling (shade) better than this one (Sumatra).
Oak, black pepper and coffee to start. First third ends with significant bitterness. A heavy vegetal note begins the second with wood, earth, white pepper and burnt tea leaves. Finally, cedar, leather and caramel appear with more pepper and late lime. Just okay. I’m trying this series from lightest to darkest wrapper which I would typically expect to increase in enjoyment as I generally prefer more age in a wrapper, but I liked the Sterling (shade) better than this one (Sumatra).