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What did you smoke today

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Brickhouse said:
Ashton VSG Tres Mystique

Very popular among most, and a great VSG, but I think I'm still partial to the Belicoso No. 1 most.

Doesn't matter that much, as long as there's a VSG in my hand all is good.
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Yep, you're toast :laugh:
 
Cigar Penguin said:
Just finished a late night Olor Fuerte Robusto...........or early morning. :blush:
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So what do you think of these? They are touted by a certain retailer as being an excellent smoke for the money. I've been tempted to pick up a fiver, just haven't pulled the trigger yet.
 
Bolivar Churchills Tubos. A big stick but quite mild. It had the signature Bolivar taste but quite light. It was sort of like a Coronas blown up to a bigger size but without adding more flavor. Overall, a nice intro to Bolivar for anyone wanting a larger, mild cigar with the Bolivar taste.

Wilkey
 
Padron Delicias for a quick smoke this afternoon. Now to pick out something to smoke during the poker game tonight, I'm thinking a Padron 4000 should do the job, nice large smoke.
 
You guys are speaking my language - I too had a Padron (another Londres Maduro). I think I ought to mix it up a bit tomorrow though, perhaps a PAM Principe. ;)
 
Just finished a Rocky Patel Sun Grown robusto. A bit stronger than I expected from a sun grown. Body was tight and springy, draw was smooth, but the taste seemed harsh to me. Good, but rough. Burn was great for the first 2/3's. Ash was a little flakey white/grey, flared at the tip, but a full 1/3 before the wind knoked it down. A little uneven burn at the end, trimmed it, re-lit, continued fine. Well worth the $2.25 or so I paid IMO. It sat in the humi for about 6 months.
 
i had a punch champion while playing frisbee golf yesterday afternoon, and it was a bad fit for playing golf. and it did not stay lit at all after 1/3 was done. maybe needs something lighter or bland for next weeks outing.
 
My favorite cigar value wise and taste wise the Joya de Nicaragua Antano, Gran Reserva, Robusto. Not for the faint of heart.
 
tone-ny said:
My favorite cigar value wise and taste wise the Joya de Nicaragua Antano, Gran Reserva, Robusto. Not for the faint of heart.
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Your not kidding, my first almost knocked my socks off, great cigar though!

Today was

RP 1990 EMS Robusto

and 1/2 of a Padrón 2000 (it starting to storm like it was the end of the world so I had to put it down, I'll finish it tonight when the storm is over or I'll toss it).
 
Short story this morning

Just now finished a "Rockey Patel Cuban Blend natural" from Famous,very good cigar,very smooth,creamy with slight coconut/nutty taste with loads of cream.Lots of thick smoke with a great medium to easy draw.Medium'ish stregnth with full flavors.
3in ash of light grey color,solid and smooth as silk when crumbled in fingers.
Tastes changed towards end with a noticeable ammonia smell of the lit end and tastes a bit strong and raw.Some rest will bring things together for this cigar.
I will try the maduro version later this week.
 
Last night a Punch Corona at the casino.
I hit it big and had to escape the casino before it could be properly nubbed.
The last two inches of a great stogie or fourteen hundred in my pocket...
I had to get the f#$% out of there before I gambled any more... I was in there about an hour!

-Rob
 
Breakfast: Indian Tabac Cameroon Legend Robusto...I love this cigar in the regular natural cameroon wrapper

Lunch: Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto...This is becoming my absolutely favorite go-to cigar. Full of flavor and a nice strong tobacco punch to go along with it.

Dinner: Olor Fuerte Robusto.... gifted to me from Cigar Penguin (thanks man!!). Again, excellent tobacco flavor with this cigar. NOt as strong as the IT Super Fuerte...but still a damn good smoke!!

Night Snack: I think I'll finish the evening later on with a Danli Reserve Robusto (can ya tell this is my favorite size? LOL). I just can't get enough of this cigar...the flavaroma (new word LOL) just always seems to knock my socks off every time I light up. I LOVE this cigar. The actual flavor in the mouth of the smoke isn't all that complex or anything, but when combined with the aroma of the smoke coming off the foot ....it's tough to explain.

You just gotta smoke one and hold the cigar within a close enough proximity of your nose while you're smoking to take in the whole experience of it...it ROCKS!! Wish I could explain it better (shrug). ??? I guess ya just gotta try it out for yourself. I only hope that they are as good for you guys as I find them to be.

Today has been a great day (not over yet LOL) of smoking....I pretty much hit all of my favorite cigars.

By the way guys.... what the hell is a WOAM? ???
 
I got stuck in traffic today... 2 hours for about 10 miles... pretty much sucked, but I packed away a couple of cigars just in case this type of misfortune happens.

Smoked an XL for Men with about 10 months of age on it. I always take the label off these, as the name is just plain stupid. These have mellowed out from a medium to full smoke to just a nice tastey medium. I could exhale through the nose and not wince :) Took about 1 hour and 15 minutes to finish, and I was still not moving so I sparked up another...

With all the reviews about the Gurkha Ledgend Perfecto lately (which happens to be one of my favorite smokes) I had to give it another go. This one had about 8 months in the 65-68% humidor. Perfect burn, perfect taste. Nubbed it while walking up to the high rise that I consult at. Probably going to smoke a Litto Gomez Chisel on the drive home, God willing ;)
 
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