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'12 Punch Punch
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RyJ Short Churchill with 2-3 years on it.
Smooth, creamy with a touch of coffee. Nice easy smoking stick.
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How was it then Neil? Did you figure out whether it was the older stick or not?
Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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F..., you’ve really got to be an aficionado to be watching thatOriginally posted by gojira View Post
My grandfather was a Wagner specialist, I grew up with that epos but have forgotten most of it.Comment
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[MENTION=13419513]potpest[/MENTION] Bertinet has written a few books and they are all good. His methods are simple and clear. If you make your bread already then most books are quite same-y but hus are worth a look for sure. I’d recommend this one or his most recent; Crumb.
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I think it was the younger one. Still good though.Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View PostHow was it then Neil? Did you figure out whether it was the older stick or not?Comment
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Lol. I have been a huge Fritz Lang fan for ages but have been putting off his silent films (except for Metropolis) for ages. I was always afraid that they would be out dated, boring and they are very long (the first Mabuse film is nearly 5 hours long).Originally posted by Hookmaker View PostF..., you’ve really got to be an aficionado to be watching that
My grandfather was a Wagner specialist, I grew up with that epos but have forgotten most of it.
Well, I was quite surprised when I watched this film. It was quite modern, some scenes are of sheer beauty and can be compared to classic art. I remembered a little of the Nibelungen Lied from school but it's quite enjoyable like all those classic myhts, stories and plays. Will try to watch part 2 today which is a little shorter than part 1.Comment
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Only had time for something quick, but good, nonetheless. Definitely an improvement after a couple of years in the humidor!
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Glad you enjoyed Alex! I?m yet to try one!Originally posted by Alexw33 View PostI?m with you Greg [MENTION=13462280]thedame007[/MENTION] although mines the little brother.
A first for me, Monte Dumas courtesy of [MENTION=13468190]K444HEP[/MENTION]. It?s started nicely, very rich and decadent with a slight sweetness. Thanks Adam.
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They’re worth a try, I was sceptical when they were released but I think they really will be a stellar smoke once they’ve settled. I’ll revisit next year.Originally posted by K444HEP View PostComment
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Massive hands or tiny stick?!!Originally posted by K444HEP View PostOnly had time for something quick, but good, nonetheless. Definitely an improvement after a couple of years in the humidor!
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Coloniales from '17.I think Trinidad could be my fav marca
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