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Im selecting out my smoke for later, going to go with a nicely aged partagas d4. the foot of the cigar is slightly ripped so will be a good excuse to get this one smoked. the wrapper has tured a nice golden brown shade and the smell is delicious!
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Torano 1916 to start the weekend off.Trying is the first step toward failure. -
Just my usual, a Chinchalero Esportivo. And very nice it is too. May even take the dog out with it shortly!My photoblog: http://chrisclarkphoto.blogspot.com/
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Nub Connecticut for the drive home , depending on the time i finally get home, maybe something nice later on, a Siglo VI or Genio or something
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Might have to join you later then if your around? I can have one of the 6 tasty robustos that turned up this morning from that very nice man Mr Dot.Free the UKCF oneComment
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Sounds good, i will be on from 8 ish i would think tonight.Comment
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A G&T and a Monte No.5 after a rather hectic day at work...
Cheers, HabanoSy
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What are these like Sean...?Originally posted by SeanP View Post
Got the 1959 Robustos, DC and Torpedos which are very enjoyble indeed...
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Originally posted by HabanoSy View PostWhat are these like Sean...?
Got the 1959 Robustos, DC and Torpedos which are very enjoyble indeed...
Cheers, HabanoSy
The 1916 has a Cameroon wrapper in a cedar sleeve and when it comes to Cameroon wrappers you could say I'm a whore. Love 'em.
It has the same smoothness as the 1959 and smokes almost exactly the same in terms of draw, burn and construction which seem to be consistent from stick to stick in my experiences. The major flavors that I pick up in the 1916 are earth, wood (mostly cedar), nuts and a bit of spice/pepper but not in a dominant capacity. The spice is rather sweet and secondary to the core of the smoke. Good volume of smoke, clean crisp burn line, and a nice finish that lingers for a bit.
I think if you like the 1959 you will be pleased with the 1916.Trying is the first step toward failure.Comment
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Cohiba Siglo IV courtesy of a small purchase from Stevieboy, muchos gracias senor!Comment
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Cohiba Siglo 6 to start the weekend.Comment
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Ramon Allones Gigantes for me
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A caf of Java coffee and a Vegas Robaina Famosos in the cigar shack...
Perfect...
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Spicy curry followed up with a spicy Don Pepin Cuban Classic
Trying is the first step toward failure.Comment
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Tail-end of a Partagas Piramide from 2000. Fucking beautiful smoke. Beautiful. So glad I've got 21 more of these ha ha
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