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Hi Mcdee, Well I do post quite a bit on FB usually but I won't be doing so until Christmas due to studies ect. For some reason I can't get my photos small enough to attach them here, except at work & then our lousy connection makes it pretty hellish.
Anyway, No2 are Veguerous Mananitas 46 x 3 7/8. They come in a metal tin of 16 or cardboard pack of 4, as do the others in this brand: the Entretiempos & Tapados - that were all released in 2014. I brought these shortly after release in Antwerp, where they are reasonably priced at around E7-8. If you enjoy the brand they are a good addition, especially as we enter the colder months & most are having to smoke outside.
No12 Starting from the top:
la Corona PC 'clear havana' rolled in Miami 1930's.
Party PC's 1970's x2
Antonio Blanco figarado 1915, is the oldest cigar I have smoked (I had a pair), pretty bland but I had had a couple of different brands from the '30's that still had amazing flav left so you never know with really old cigars.
Anyway, No2 are Veguerous Mananitas 46 x 3 7/8. They come in a metal tin of 16 or cardboard pack of 4, as do the others in this brand: the Entretiempos & Tapados - that were all released in 2014. I brought these shortly after release in Antwerp, where they are reasonably priced at around E7-8. If you enjoy the brand they are a good addition, especially as we enter the colder months & most are having to smoke outside.
No12 Starting from the top:
la Corona PC 'clear havana' rolled in Miami 1930's.
Party PC's 1970's x2
Antonio Blanco figarado 1915, is the oldest cigar I have smoked (I had a pair), pretty bland but I had had a couple of different brands from the '30's that still had amazing flav left so you never know with really old cigars.
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