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Currently enjoying a Quintero Nacionales! Pure woody and nutty flavours, lovely if you ask me 
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Lol, didn't take you long to get Stuck in then!Originally posted by James811 View PostCurrently enjoying a Quintero Nacionales! Pure woody and nutty flavours, lovely if you ask meRon White Quotes
I've got a great cigar collection - it's actually not a collection, because that would imply I wasn't going to smoke every last one of 'em.
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Enjoying my 'go to' stick....a monte PE....beautiful!!Comment
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A partagas pc esp, for me this evening...
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I got off the rig, having been releaved by sprog, just about to start his 3rd trip offshore. Luckily he felt so confident he didn't ask me to stay on & neither did the OIM. Got to Aberdeen & went & found the official Habanos tobacconist in town, in Kings Street. First I walked right past it, even though I was looking for it in that area. Got sent back & reliased why, it was so dark & dingy I thought it was another closed/boarded up shop. One dispaly case for Havanasa but no visible hydrometer or humidificatin device seen. The prices were twice that of Mitch's; they didn't have Britanicas so I went the other direction & had a H.Upmann Junior Coronas Tubos, for <8quid. Figured if they weren't too old, the tubos would be the best bet humidity wise.
Smoked it at the Old School House watching the cold rain fall on the grey grannite biuldings around me. The stick was suprisingly moist, must have been a real humid day in Cuba when they tubed that baby. Basically a very bitter smoke without much else going for it. Won't be going back to the tobacconuist, will pack more stix in future to ensure I don't run out.Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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