What cigar did you smoke today VI? - Page 255

Originally Posted by IlmProcess:
What Caldwell is this? Do you recommend a particular blend of theirs?

Nice band

That is the Caldwell Last Tsar Churchill. To me it's typical of Dominican Sungrown tobacco which to my palate is a strong leather that is somewhat dry leaving me desiring a drink. These types of cigars aren't in my normal rotation but I enjoy them occasionally. Caldwell seems over priced IMHO and you can get a similar profile in an Arturo Fuente Sungrown cigar. I got this in a sampler from Atlantic Cigar because I had never smoked any in the sampler but I wouldn't seek out this Caldwell cigar anyway.

Tonight cigar is a Viaje 50/50 Black toro

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Perdomo Lot 826 Slow-Aged Natural Glorioso - :-)

I'm home from work and smoking an Oliva Series G toro. Very nice cigar.

Ramon Bueso Genesis Habano... Didn't want it to end

Undercrown Corona Viva

Sucker for coupons from my local B&M so trying out a Padron Damaso. Nice cigar.

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Perdomo Lot 23 Natural Robusto - :-)

Originally Posted by Weelok:
Sucker for coupons from my local B&M so trying out a Padron Damaso. Nice cigar.

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Better Than The 26's Or 64's, Dave?:-):-):-)

Originally Posted by longknocker:
Better Than The 26's Or 64's, Dave?:-):-):-)

No. The 26's and 64's kick ass. These are Medium body pretty one dimensional and pleasant but boring if you like fuller body cigars.

When I go to the B&M I get cigars I've never tried since I'm just buying two and give it a go. I'm happy I tried it but honestly won't ever buy anymore. I have one more and will probably smoke it on football draft day as my first cigar.

Surrogate Skull Breaker

Old Henry Maduro Corona

Smoking a Ramon Bueso Genesis. Came home from shift this morning to a diarrhea filled kennel, living room, and puppy. Never have I needed a cigar and drink so bad. Picked the Genesis as its has been sitting in my humi for around 2 years. Had two when I purchased them at that time and didn't think much of them. However after 2 years of rest I see what you guys are talking about. One of the most pleasant cigars I've smoke in awhile. Really nice burn.
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Pete, as far as I'm concerned they're one of the best bang for your buck smokes out there. I've probably gone through five boxes of them over the last four years. I've never had one with two years on it, though. The longest I've managed to keep any on hand is about six months. :-)

Oh, and sorry about the doggie mess! Hopefully it's nothing serious.

I'm smoking another a Famous Smokes Nicaraguan 3000 torpedo. I'm glad I have more on order.

Gurkha Park Avenue Torpedo - :-)

Originally Posted by Porch Dweller:
Pete, as far as I'm concerned they're one of the best bang for your buck smokes out there. I've probably gone through five boxes of them over the last four years. I've never had one with two years on it, though. The longest I've managed to keep any on hand is about six months. :-)

Oh, and sorry about the doggie mess! Hopefully it's nothing serious.

I don't think it's serious. She's a 6 month old Great Dane with a sensative stomach that likes to eat all my plants in the backyard. So this week I have literally dug up all my plants in the yard to keep her from getting sick until she is old enough to figure it out.

Oh and I don't usually have too many cigars with age on them, but I took a two or so year break from smoking and kept everything at humidity. So most of my cigs a have around 2-3 years on them. Been fun tasting the differences.