pnoon's what cigar did you smoke today VII? - Page 40

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My Father La Promesa Corona - very nice! However, it doesn't stand out to me amongst some of the more unique My Fathers, but this one is still very good. That said I probably wouldn't get more unless on a killer sale.
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Had an ashton VSG last night. Been a while since I had one and forgot how much I love them.
Puffing on a Flor De Las Antillas currently. Burn has been a little wonky, but I attribute that the it being stupid windy today. First time trying one and I'm pretty impressed. Not the most complex profile, but for the price it is a really nice cigar.
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601 Maduro
Cohiba lancero
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Nat Sherman Timeless - They should call this tasteless.
KFC Flying Pig
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Originally Posted by NCRadioMan:
Nat Sherman Timeless - They should call this tasteless.

Hahahaha, nice.
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@ Weelok wow that Regina Cigars band looks way cool. I've always liked those Renaissance style paintings/artwork, I'll have to look that brand up!

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Warped La Hacienda Robusto Extra - great first cigar of the day preferably with coffee. Lightly sweet earthy floral notes early on then a nice creamy mineral note closer to the end. I'd like to get these in the corona vitola eventually and age them.
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Sinistro Last Cowboy Maduro Corona - after revisiting this one once its had a little more rest and finally, the verdict is in: it's a winner! Full bodied, lightly sweet earthy coffee with white pepperiness and a light but long lingering red pepper finish. Spectacular cigar and I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys a full bodied full flavored maduro, so if that's you - check this one out! :-)
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Diesel Delirium
Cabaiguan Coronas Extra
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Padron 3000 Maduro. Haven't had a smoke in a few weeks due to a persistent cold, so it was nice to enjoy one.
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Originally Posted by Weelok:
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How was that Regina?
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Originally Posted by The camaro show:
How was that Regina?

That Regina cigar was very good and much better then I expected!!!!! I’d never heard of it before so a pleasant surprise.
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All in one day, Dave? :-)
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
All in one day, Dave? :-)

Heh, well, more like Friday through Monday as I took Monday off to do a short hop to Sacramento with the family and watch A Bronx Tale at the theatre. Good production but the regular theatre is being renovated and large gymnasiums just don’t do the audio justice.

So many of those cigars were in the smokers quarantine corner outside in the furthest corner from the door they could find.
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Originally Posted by Weelok:
So many of those cigars were in the smokers quarantine corner outside in the furthest corner from the door they could find.

I've been daydreaming at work lately that they send us home for the rest of the month due to the virus so I can smoke more cigars. Everyone is so worried about stocking up on food and hand sanitizer, but I'm already covered in the cigars and coffee department so I'm not at all concerned. Might need to pick up some whiskey though...

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AJF Enclave Toro - woo doggies I've found that I like AJs stuff so much that I always end up smoking them not long after they've rested a couple months. But after smoking this Enclave and his Ramon Allones with 6-8 months of rest? Incredible. Planning on stocking up on some of his stuff soon and forcing myself to forget about them for a year or so. :-)
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