bigdix 11:24 PM 08-07-2010
Working in restaurant kitchens in my early twenties, we often discussed what our "last meal" would be. Same scenario, before your death, etc. what cigar would you have? Money or availability is not an issue...ANY cigar. Let's hear 'em!!
:-)
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macsauce13 11:30 PM 08-07-2010
darkleeroy 11:32 PM 08-07-2010
Hands down, the My Father Le Bijou 1922 Grand Robusto, my wedding cigar, hopefully with my wife next to me.
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icehog3 12:01 AM 08-08-2010
DPD6030 12:51 AM 08-08-2010
How's about a 1966 - Cohiba Diplomatic
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sikk50 01:46 AM 08-08-2010
sofaman 04:08 AM 08-08-2010
Don Fernando 04:52 AM 08-08-2010
I don't want to pick any, as I don't want to know when I die. I just hope it's not in the near future and that it is painless and respectful when it happens, preferably in my sleep after an evening with friends, delicious food, good booze and fine cigars.
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bigdix 04:59 AM 08-08-2010
Originally Posted by Don Fernando:
I don't want to pick any, as I don't want to know when I die. I just hope it's not in the near future and that it is painless and respectful when it happens, preferably in my sleep after an evening with friends, delicious food, good booze and fine cigars.
Fair enough, brother, fair enough. This isn't about death, though. It's more about wanting to recapture the best experience you've ever had with a cigar, or a longing for a cigar you may otherwise never get your hands on. I still like you're answer!!!
:-)
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bigliver 05:02 AM 08-08-2010
Chingas 05:21 AM 08-08-2010
This is too hard. Pick a smoke I've always wanted but never had, it could suck balls. Then that would be terrible. But go with something I know and love, hmm. I'd have to flip a coin...
Partagas Green Decadas 1998 Limited Reserve
Partagas Charolette
Partagas 150
Cohiba Edition Limitada 2003 Double Corona
On second thought, I just don't know.
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Don Fernando 05:35 AM 08-08-2010
Originally Posted by bigdix:
Fair enough, brother, fair enough. This isn't about death, though. It's more about wanting to recapture the best experience you've ever had with a cigar, or a longing for a cigar you may otherwise never get your hands on. I still like you're answer!!! :-)
Some cigars I really enjoyed are the Tat 233, Liga Privada Flying Pig and the Padron 64th. As for a final cigar I don't think I would pick anything I haven't smoked yet, as they are unfamiliar and what if I don't like em? Rather go for something familiar that I know I will enjoy if I knew it was my last cigar.
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Dunkel 07:21 AM 08-08-2010
A toss up of San Cristobal, DPG JJ Maduro, 601 Blue, 601 Red, or 601 Green.
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kelmac07 11:45 AM 08-08-2010
CAO MX3 or a Viaje Holiday Blend
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Kreth 12:22 PM 08-08-2010
5 Vegas Limitada 2067.
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DavenportESQ 12:37 PM 08-08-2010
It wouldn't matter what I smoked if I could smoke with some of my BOTL
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bobarian 12:47 PM 08-08-2010
Originally Posted by DavenportESQ:
It wouldn't matter what I smoked if I could smoke with some of my BOTL
:-) But if I cant smoke with my friends I would choose a Por Larranaga Dunhill #31.
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Weed.
Oh, and last meal is easy: Fugu. Not like I have anything to lose if the chef messes up.
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MarkinAZ 02:01 PM 08-08-2010
I think it would have to be the LFD Salamone 7x64. Since I'm on the verge of kicking the bucket, I want to get the biggest bang for my buck before I depart this rock...:-)
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bigdix 08:08 PM 08-08-2010
Originally Posted by bigliver:
White Owl...Grape...2008.
Damn that DOES sound fine!!!!
:-)
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