About time you lit that thing up. :-) :-)
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Yea, but at least I will finish it!!!!!:-)
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Is it just a painfull hot or is it a spicy, flavorfull hot Larry?
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I'll bring ya one to Epic IV and you tell us Steve. :-)
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:-):-):-)
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Already made a note...it will get packed. :-)
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Anyone know where to get one of these bad boys? I have a "friend" that is eager to "borrow" cigars...but tends not to return the favour.
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I dont know if Steve has the :-) to smoke it!!!!!:-):-)
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He'd better...because it's not coming back to Virginia. :-)
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:-) I asked...:-)
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You will be. :-) :-) Kellie said she'd help you with it. :-)
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Well, while you are destroying your taste buds, I am enjoying a bowl of delicious pipeweed that a brother presented me with Friday night in Orlando.

Thanks Larry :-)
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:-):-)

You have obviously never had any of my award winning Chernobyl Gold Sunspot Chili.
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Back to my original question, is it just hot or does it have flavor? I have had hot sauces that would spontaneous ignight your head but tasted like hell, and I have had others that burned in a sweet sweet way
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It actually has a good flavor. Just a "Little" heavy on the pepper, at first.
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Gotcha.

I made some tequila habenero hot sauce one time that worked wonders on grease stains on the driveway but tasted like crap.
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1:45, I am done with this. This cigar is not for the faint of heart. It would be a good contest cigar for EPIC, just to see who finishes it!!!
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A spicy as hell ligero..umph! I bet that does have a kick
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Sounds a lot like my first experience with a namakubi. The first 15 mins were just an out of this world spicebomb, then got a real nice smooth creamy caramel out of it
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Sounds interesting! I have an Intenso I need to try one of these days. Sounds intimidating :-)
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