Saturday, 27th July 2013

[sheppsea]

Juan Lopez Petit Corona to start off the day 😊

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[tippexx]

Just a small wee smoke before dinner .... Punch Petit Punch, always a treat these .... and just one left now!

[mrcigar]

Monte PE (again). These are nice cigars, and I'm enjoying everything about it.
Modelling my new, industrial styled, cigar holder too. Fabulous.

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[TJCoro]

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A new go-to fav.

Bag Boy


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[cj121]

Some nice sticks n pics this evening liking the hardcore stand too!

I had most of a Quinteros Favoritos (run out if time) Been working steadily through a box, sorry carton, of these. Very young, have potential. As long as you're not looking for too much out of them, they're Cuban and you can smoke 'em. I've squirrelled a box away to see how they fare over time.

[TJCoro]

I've squirrelled a box away to see how they fare over time.

It is my understanding that puros of that caliber don't improve much with age, but you be the judge.

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[cj121]

It is my understanding that puros of that caliber don't improve much with age, but you be the judge.

Bag Boy
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Yes amigo, I'd be inclined to agree as with them being a short filler, there no blend as such to further mature I expect. The box set aside won't be an ageing project, but more to see where they go over a 12-24 month period.


These, to coin a very apt phrase used by Arf recently, are decoy cigars for me. Rather than grabbing something of a better pedigree, these will come in handy when fancying a Cuban and time or activity prohibits a more expensive cigar. You know, gardening, extreme ironing or snorkelling for example
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[smokin_e2011]

Yes amigo, I'd be inclined to agree as with them being a short filler, there no blend as such to further mature I expect. The box set aside won't be an ageing project, but more to see where they go over a 12-24 month period.


These, to coin a very apt phrase used by Arf recently, are decoy cigars for me. Rather than grabbing something of a better pedigree, these will come in handy when fancying a Cuban and time or activity prohibits a more expensive cigar. You know, gardening, extreme ironing or snorkelling for example
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I call these filler cigars, at those times you don't expect much, just a smoke to get you through the day, or when your too busy to enjoy a finer cuban cigar...

[TJCoro]

I call these filler cigars, at those times you don't expect much, just a smoke to get you through the day, or when your too busy to enjoy a finer cuban cigar...

Haha! I call those NuBs!!!

Ray Jay


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