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2003 RyJ Tr?s Petit Corona. RyJ is a marca that I am not particularly fond of but this cigar exceeded my expectations. A creamy pre lunch smoke with hints of vanilla. Turned a little bitter in the last third.
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Mag 56
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Braving the garden with a cain habano
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How was it, Mike?Originally posted by gojira View PostMag 56
Looking to smoke one of mine next week...!Only the impossible is worth the effort.
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Well, I must say that I am disappointed. I've had a few of them in 2016 and they were all stellar smokes (I sourced them all in Germany and still have around 20 left). The one I smoked today was gifted to me from a friend in the US and I don't know where he sourced it from. Construction was perfect and the wrapper beautiful, it started out very nice but quickly turned into a rather bland smoke which tasted mostly of ash (a pretty weird taste). I hope that this one was a dud and will soon try one from my box to see if it will smoke better.Originally posted by thedame007 View PostComment
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Shoot day today. I was not shooting. My daughter was carrying the gun today on her first formal pheasant shoot and I was supervising her.
I had myself a lovely BBF while enjoying the first couple of drives and watching Beth miss a couple of very sporting birds.
The third drive of the day gave me one of those moments that will stay with me forever. A hen bird flashed over us approximately 40 yards high and very fast.
Beth swung the gun through and folded it up first barrel. It was a cracking shot that even brought cheers and hollers from the experienced guns on the syndicate.
I was one very proud dad.
When we got home I decided to sit in the garden with a bottle of Mcewans Whisky Edition and a large Rusty Nail. Buzzing.
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Saturday 9th December 2017
Alas no pheasant day for me today, but afternoon on the clays - still a lot of fun! Enjoying this Bolivar Britanicas 2011 UK RE...
These were very sweet when young, but that has now subsided and this stick has a lovely full bodied profile, much more as a Bolivar should be. A good day!
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PS [MENTION=13430526]Johnny Thunder[/MENTION] : top shooting! You must be very proud! Nothing like the buzz of bagging your first pheasant!
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A quiet evening in.
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Sore?.--
I think I may finally have this CAD under control...Comment
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Gigantes tonight[emoji106]
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looks like you both had a good day johnny I know how you were feeling when that bird came down been there myself with my son.Originally posted by Johnny Thunder View PostShoot day today. I was not shooting. My daughter was carrying the gun today on her first formal pheasant shoot and I was supervising her.
I had myself a lovely BBF while enjoying the first couple of drives and watching Beth miss a couple of very sporting birds.
The third drive of the day gave me one of those moments that will stay with me forever. A hen bird flashed over us approximately 40 yards high and very fast.
Beth swung the gun through and folded it up first barrel. It was a cracking shot that even brought cheers and hollers from the experienced guns on the syndicate.
I was one very proud dad.
When we got home I decided to sit in the garden with a bottle of Mcewans Whisky Edition and a large Rusty Nail. Buzzing.
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Some excellent smokes today
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Oh dear, that doesn't sound good at all, and I share your hope in it being a dud! Looks like i better level my hopes before i light on of mineOriginally posted by gojira View Post
Only the impossible is worth the effort.
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Decided to smoke one of my singles tonight, a delightful Trinidad Vigia - looks like a future box purchase my be on the cards!
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