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Had this lurking about for a while now thought i'd give it a go Perdomo vintage
Was nice smoke loads of smoke
Was nice smoke loads of smoke
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Ha ha brilliantOriginally posted by Sean View Post
Ha ha brilliant[emoji3] [emoji106]
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Hi Guys, I'm in Spain celebrating my 25th Wedding Anniversary and enjoyed my first Cuban a Romeo Y Julieta no 3. Very nice it was too, started off peppery and at the end had a more chocolates flavour. Hopefully will be able to enjoy a few more. The best bit was the price: 5? which I thought was very fair.
Cheers.
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Happy anniversary, we celebrate our 25 tomorrow, big family doOriginally posted by Roy_Drage View PostHi Guys, I'm in Spain celebrating my 25th Wedding Anniversary and enjoyed my first Cuban a Romeo Y Julieta no 3. Very nice it was too, started off peppery and at the end had a more chocolates flavour. Hopefully will be able to enjoy a few more. The best bit was the price: 5? which I thought was very fair.
Cheers.
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Congratulations, I hope you have a smashing time. Do you have a nice Cigar picked out?Originally posted by jerryr View PostComment
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Congratulations to you both! Quite an achievement. There are movies that have lasted longer than my longest relationship...
€5 for an RyJ No3!? Finally, a reason to visit Spain! Haha. One of those, a glass of wine, and still change for some olives. Wonderful.Comment
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Nice as a R&J No3 might be, sure you could take fuller advantage of Spanish prices & celebrate with something a little more tasty! Don't forget by the time of your 50th W.A. you'll either be dead or your kids will have confiscated your cigars (nasty habit) or they won't let you smoke in the nursing home!
PS You can smoke & drink alcohol in Belgian nursing homes, maybe I'll retire here after all!
Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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"Dad, what does this do?"
Nooo, don't do...
Aaarrggh[emoji35][emoji79][emoji15][emoji30]
Only joking, and introducing the H Upmann Three Quarter Corona[emoji94]
As an experiment to see if such a drastic intervention cut out the dull start (IMO and to my taste) to the recent Mag 46s. I nipped it down to 100mm. I must say that it did indeed seem to work and IMO again, things cut to the chase from the off.
I'll be doing this again and another modification...in the name of research of course[emoji404]"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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Drastic action indeed CJ
Glad it worked for you.
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Yes Simon, I've found the two previous to be a bit laborious through the first third and with reduced availability of smoking time, I thought why not? Given the smarter start on the above, it may very well stand 10mm less of a cut. I'll try, plus the aforementioned mod.Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View PostDrastic action indeed CJ Glad it worked for you."Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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You not thought of just choosing a smaller smoke Chris I'd time is precious , cutting it shorter is like steaming in with no foreplay , I like seeing how the cigar evolves
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A very good point, with you all the way on that one as I also like to experience the changes in a cigar.Originally posted by oskihen View Post
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It was experimental lads and certainly not something I've considered as a 'usual' approach I'll assume on a regular basis
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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Wasn't this the idea behind Nubs?'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'Comment
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