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Magnum 50, still got a couple of Trinidad’s to smoke but my sons a busy boy, I promised him we’d smoke the two together, neither of us has smoked many Trinidad’s so really looking forward to it😁😶🌫️😎
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Inherited this CAO 65th anniversary cigar when I bought my humidor cabinet a few years ago. Very nice smoke too.
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HdM Du Dauphin 2000. After 24 years still a lovely cigar.
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Trying out a random NW. £18. La Galera, Dominican. Perfect construction. Draw a bit looser than I like. Bit spicy and no flavour or aroma. Quite smooth. Absolute epitome of most of my experience of NW cigars lol Nice, fancy band if I'm looking for any positive at all! Don't waste your time. #learning
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Liga Unico UF-13 - In a word... Delicious. Rich and smooth right from the start, a bit of cinnamon spice coming in and out, tons of natural sweetness, chocolate, dried fruits... Packed full of all of those dark flavours you'd expect from looking at it.
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My first smoke onboard the Shell Penguins. A 1990 R&J Panatela, with a shandy, as the coffee is crap. Chose this cigar as 1990 was the yr I met my wife, left the RN & started Offshore. And as this will be my last rig, seemed like the way to go.
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Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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