Monday 27th October 14

[c10cko]

What a stick!
Thanks to Sligub for hooking me up.
An amazing smell at cold. You can tell it's been aged in cognac barrels.
Very smooth, yet intense. Creamy plentiful some. Chocolate, earth... And a kind of thick, almost chewiness to it..
Gorgeous. But deadly.
Severely messed me up!
And yet I thoroughly enjoyed it to the end.

That looks great Andrew.

[SteveGriff]

Trinidad Reyes for me this evening.
3rd one from a five pack. First one I've enjoyed. Not really a fan. Pity.

What don't you find appealing about the Reyes Rob? Reyes need time IMO, other small cigars more approachable fresh

[Rob Royston]

What don't you find appealing about the Reyes Rob? Reyes need time IMO, other small cigars more approachable fresh

It is the first small cigar I haven't enjoyed. I'm finding these pretty spicy and kind of dry feeling. Sounds weird maybe but that's what I'm getting

Maybe 6 months will help the other 2? I don't know the age of these if they even have any.

[TJCoro]

Monday 27th October 14

Giving the Don Pepin Garcia Lancero from a recent box another go. This is the second from a box dated Sept 2014, and so far it is smoking like the first two singles I sampled weeks ago - very nice!



Maybe 5 days in the humi is what the stick needed.


Boy, Bag Boy


Hey Ray Jay! Did you put a clock on it?

[TJCoro]

Experienced Smokers Only!

What a stick!
Thanks to Sligub for hooking me up.
An amazing smell at cold. You can tell it's been aged in cognac barrels.
Very smooth, yet intense. Creamy plentiful some. Chocolate, earth... And a kind of thick, almost chewiness to it..
Gorgeous. But deadly.
Severely messed me up!
And yet I thoroughly enjoyed it to the end.

Haha! Don't feel too bad, amigo. The first one I smoked several years ago severely messed me up, too! A seriously strong stick that should come with a warning... only smoke with a full belly!

BTW, in case you didn't know, the A. Fuente Anjeo is the cousin to the Opus X - same guts, different wrapper - and somewhat less expensive, too.

Jay, Ray Jay

[TJCoro]

Second Chances!

It is the first small cigar I haven't enjoyed. I'm finding these pretty spicy and kind of dry feeling. Sounds weird maybe but that's what I'm getting

Maybe 6 months will help the other 2? I don't know the age of these if they even have any.

This is by far a Coro favorite in the small category. But as se?or stevie pointed out, needs time. I never smoke the Triny Reyes less than one year old, which is hard to find these days due to its popularity.

Boy, Bag Boy

[butternutsquashpie]

BTW, in case you didn't know, the A. Fuente Anjeo is the cousin to the Opus X - same guts, different wrapper - and somewhat less expensive, too.

Jay, Ray Jay

Huh. Didn't know that.
Take a guess they're harder to find, too, eh?

Sent by the Enigma on BlackBerry.

[smokey joe]

La Flor de Cano Petit Coronas for me, lovely!

[PeeJay]

Huh. Didn't know that.
Take a guess they're harder to find, too, eh?

Sent by the Enigma on BlackBerry.

Not really, just stupidly expensive for an NC. The one I bought cost $2 more than the tee shirt I was buying in the same order.

[tommy]

What a stick!
Thanks to Sligub for hooking me up.
An amazing smell at cold. You can tell it's been aged in cognac barrels.
Very smooth, yet intense. Creamy plentiful some. Chocolate, earth... And a kind of thick, almost chewiness to it..
Gorgeous. But deadly.
Severely messed me up!
And yet I thoroughly enjoyed it to the end.

That looks mega, I'm going to look for them.

[tommy]

What's it called? Sand shark? I'm trying to find it.

[PeeJay]

What's it called? Sand shark? I'm trying to find it.

Arturo Fuente Anejo Shark

[groundhog]

Just sent you the link Tommy

[PeeJay]

What's it called? Sand shark? I'm trying to find it.

Wanna trade a Siglo VI for one?

[groundhog]

Don't suppose you have any God of Fire lying around you want to get rid of PeeJay?