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  • Wednesday 29 July 2009

    SOL CUBANO CONNECTICUT

    One of a few sticks recently arrived from the States from Senor Larrysputnik.

    I'm on my long holiday from work and fancied a bigger smoke over a latte or two for breakfast on the patio browsing the posts on my laptop.

    It has clouded over and started to spit, so I've had to bring everything back indoors. Ridiculous.

    (Hears a met office guy being challenge about why a long-range forecast had been put out about a 'beautiful Summer in the UK' this year. As usual, we've had a week of heat so now we must put up with chilly, rain-threatening weather. We NEVER get that established southern French sexy heat that does us all so much good. Such a predictable story).

    I lit this beast (double corona?) in the house. Fuck it. The draft is carrying the smoke through the downstairs, and I'm on my own all day. All evidence vanished, m'lud.

    This is a very nice cigar, indeed!

    I'm into the second third and it tastes a little bit like honey. There is oodles of smoke at each toke, and the smell is taking me back to the first sticks I nicked and smoked off from my Dad's cigar box as a young teenager. Fairly rich, but not too heavy.

    If I was in the States and couldn't buy a Cuban for toffee, I would be most content to smoke this NC - and I think on a regular basis. It has a very clean-tobacco taste, and it's not 'going grey', which is something I dread in an unknown cigar.

    If I walked past a terrace where someone was smoking one of these, I would be immediately excited at the aroma. I don't know how you blokes react, but I'd start conversing with whoever was smoking it. We men should stick together on that point.

    I've got another 40 minutes or so of this smoke left, and I'm going to enjoy it. It's relaxing me completely.

    No picture. I'm in my dressing gown gigolo mode. I may have already frightened the Recycling Truck men from the Council when I opened the curtains.

    So thank you, Sir Sputnik, for a great smoke, and an excellent start to this day.

  • #2
    Sounds great, for some reason when a cigar smokes like a chimney, it makes the experience so much better. Feel sorry for those recycling men, make sure they give you back your box!
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    • #3
      Tonights Mini-Herf Choices

      4hrs and counting until I get my chops round the first of these
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Robusto View Post
        SOL CUBANO CONNECTICUT

        One of a few sticks recently arrived from the States from Senor Larrysputnik.

        I'm on my long holiday from work and fancied a bigger smoke over a latte or two for breakfast on the patio browsing the posts on my laptop.

        It has clouded over and started to spit, so I've had to bring everything back indoors. Ridiculous.

        (Hears a met office guy being challenge about why a long-range forecast had been put out about a 'beautiful Summer in the UK' this year. As usual, we've had a week of heat so now we must put up with chilly, rain-threatening weather. We NEVER get that established southern French sexy heat that does us all so much good. Such a predictable story).

        I lit this beast (double corona?) in the house. Fuck it. The draft is carrying the smoke through the downstairs, and I'm on my own all day. All evidence vanished, m'lud.

        This is a very nice cigar, indeed!

        I'm into the second third and it tastes a little bit like honey. There is oodles of smoke at each toke, and the smell is taking me back to the first sticks I nicked and smoked off from my Dad's cigar box as a young teenager. Fairly rich, but not too heavy.

        If I was in the States and couldn't buy a Cuban for toffee, I would be most content to smoke this NC - and I think on a regular basis. It has a very clean-tobacco taste, and it's not 'going grey', which is something I dread in an unknown cigar.

        If I walked past a terrace where someone was smoking one of these, I would be immediately excited at the aroma. I don't know how you blokes react, but I'd start conversing with whoever was smoking it. We men should stick together on that point.

        I've got another 40 minutes or so of this smoke left, and I'm going to enjoy it. It's relaxing me completely.

        No picture. I'm in my dressing gown gigolo mode. I may have already frightened the Recycling Truck men from the Council when I opened the curtains.

        So thank you, Sir Sputnik, for a great smoke, and an excellent start to this day.

        What happened to "has to a cuban for me?" or maybe you should change it "it has to be a cuban for me, with the occasional NC when no-ones looking "
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        • #5


          Nice write-up Robusto (though I am trying to shake off the image of what the bin-men must have endured...)

          SS - they look great! Which one's first for the chops?
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          • #6
            Originally posted by simonjgriffithshr View Post

            SS - they look great! Which one's first for the chops?
            Simon
            Probably the Monte Edmundo followed by the Cohiba then who knows after that, see whats flowing with them
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            • #7
              so between meetings, took a D4 (after all the talk earlier). Been a smooth powerhouse so far, very easy draw and loads of smoke.

              Who can tell where I am? (anyone around?)
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              Last edited by monkey66; 29-07-2009, 03:40 PM. Reason: another pic
              Originally posted by Simon Bolivar
              Little medical correction there Steve, you will surely die...but not from smoking these

              Originally posted by Ryan
              I think that's for lighting electronic cigarettes

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              • #8
                I spy a siglo
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by monkey66 View Post
                  so between meetings, took a D4 (after all the talk earlier). Been a smooth powerhouse so far, very easy draw and loads of smoke.

                  Who can tell where I am? (anyone around?)
                  You are in heaven, mate.

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                  • #10
                    I tried a Rocky Patel vintage 1990 earlier on today . Quite a reasonable smoke - Maduro taste. Lovely rich brown colour wrapper leaf. The last 3 inches were actually the worst part of the cigar and I put it down just under two inches from the end - taste got quite foul. Very easy draw. Excellent in fact. Something that did annoy me was that when I cut the cigar, the wrapper leaf started to unravel a bit. Now I am very careful about cutting and do it (even if I say so myself) pretty well. This cut was literally just the cap and as smooth as silk. No way should it have unravelled at all. Nevertheless, a bit of Al's spit solved the problemand the "spit glue" worked a treat.

                    Nothing else yet apart from, a Villager.

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                    • #11
                      SLR Serie A just now, last one from a cab and the only one to be plugged! I managed to squeeze the first half through the second with massage and a poker but got fed up and binned it - Life's too short!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by bigbarneyhotdog View Post
                        Life's too short!
                        My philosophy also Mr B...chuck 'em if they're plugged. No point trying to squeeze some life out of a plugger....bin it and get another.

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                        • #13
                          A little aged Monte 4 for me....very nice sweet puro.
                          Love Life - Love Cigars

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                          • #14
                            Had the edmundo and the SD4 Puffalo had a chilli tequalia
                            mix on the go so it would have overpowered the Cohiba
                            Epi ESP. 04 next . Now
                            Aye puffin in the "CoughInn"
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                            • #15
                              LOL Seriesteve.

                              Just enjoyed a JL2 in my shack in the dark with the rain outside the open door. Really atmospheric with the slow pitter patter, and nice to enjoy the incandescent rosy red glow at every toke.

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