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Must disagree with you there, TJ. Did you read my piece? Good sticks aplenty if you know where to find them...
"The Tabakspezialitaten-Geschaft in Kohlmakt was well worth a browse, with an excellent walk-in humidor and some interesting selections available. I selected the Habanos Austrian Regional Edition for 2013, the Juan Lopez Ideales. In a ‘short robusto’ format, this was an excellent smoke, full of flavour and intrigue and which should age with some aplomb.
My next visit was to the small but legendary Cigarstore at Margaretenstra?e, run by the affable Ercan Hazar and family. This store has long been a bastion of cigar lovers in the city and Ercan’s walk-in is a treasure trove. We sampled the newly-released Montecristo Petit No 2 (very bold and linear) and chatted over lunch and later a coffee in the bar next to the shop (where incidentally, you can smoke cigars to your heart’s content)."
"The Tabakspezialitaten-Geschaft in Kohlmakt was well worth a browse, with an excellent walk-in humidor and some interesting selections available. I selected the Habanos Austrian Regional Edition for 2013, the Juan Lopez Ideales. In a ‘short robusto’ format, this was an excellent smoke, full of flavour and intrigue and which should age with some aplomb.
My next visit was to the small but legendary Cigarstore at Margaretenstra?e, run by the affable Ercan Hazar and family. This store has long been a bastion of cigar lovers in the city and Ercan’s walk-in is a treasure trove. We sampled the newly-released Montecristo Petit No 2 (very bold and linear) and chatted over lunch and later a coffee in the bar next to the shop (where incidentally, you can smoke cigars to your heart’s content)."
Cristo and twisting my tongue trying to pronounce the cities, I realized...
Perro, el Perro, and I humbly retract my previous post.
don TJ and the 
Coros
stevietheboy!
An easy mistake to make, loads of people do it strangely enough...
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