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Good afternoon ladies and gents,my name is Dave,i have been smoking cigars since i was 18 and i am now 33,so 15 years.This may sound like a lot to some of you,to some others,i have no doubt that you have been smoking cigars longer than i have been alive...joke...,and i tend to smoke approx 60% NCs and 40% CCs,i tend to buy most of my cigars abroad in bulk when i am travelling...for obvious reasons,with Amsterdam being a particular frequent destination of mine,it's where i had my first Cuban Cigar. I also confess to being a bit of a lurker,i have been browsing posts on this forum ocassionaly for a few years and thought it was about time i joined in.
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I AM TRAPPED IN A PARENTHESIS BLACK HOLE!!!!!
*Clear throat*
Syntax aside - welcome to the forum, Dave! Great to have you coming out of those bushes, perhaps i will be able to get some sleep at night now the endless rustling will cease...
Great to hear you have a mixed pallet for NC/CC, always interesting having more thoughts into the mix!
Come on then - top three smokes you've had this year are...?
Only the impossible is worth the effort.
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Welcome. Looking forward to seeing your collection!
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Welcome to UKCF!David
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Ha Ha Ha...and i thought i was being quiet,yes i know it will be sacrilege to some that i smoke so many NCs but its all purely subjective of course,one mans potion is another mans poison. My top 3 cigars this year...hmmm thats a tricky one narrowing it down to just 3
1,Alec Bradley Prensado Churchill(my favourite cigar)Smoked while reflecting on my trip to the Giza pyramids back at my hotel in Hurghada with a good glass of Remy Martin 1738.
2,Montecristo No 2 from 06 these have been in the bottom of my 100 count for years i bought a 25 box and have only smoked 5 or 6 of them in that time,but...man its been worth the wait
3,HUHC...a surprising choice for many im sure,but these give me so much pleasure in such a short period of time,and i always feel much happier when i have had those 30 minutes of me time,especially during a hectic day or with the "lovely" weather we have in the winter...those 30 minutes added up across the year means this little beauty has to be on my list.Comment
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Welcome to the forum Dave. Good to have another northerner on here.Comment
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Welcome to the forum Dave
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I must admit Dave the Alec Bradley marque is always one where I have a few various sticks in the humidor - the Prensado Chrurchill is an excellent smoke! I have some Fine & Rare ageing nicely too, one of which I plan to smoke on Christmas DayOriginally posted by Marbleman85 View Post
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A warm welcome to this forum.
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Welcome to UKCF
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Very impressed by your patience and discipline with your box of Montys. I'd have destroyed those long ago. 
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Ha Ha it's tempting i know,i remember when i fist started smoking cigars,my first Cuban was an H Upmann corona minor from PGC Hajenius in Amsterdam,i remember sitting there enjoying my smoke watching a couple of older guys immersed in conversation speaking DutchOriginally posted by mcdee View Post Very impressed by your patience and discipline with your box of Montys. I'd have destroyed those long ago. 
...so i couldn't have joined in if id wanted to.Suddenly one of them lights up the biggest cigar i had ever seen in my life,a Montecristo no2,i remember thinking to myself,i could never smoke one of those it would either kill me or i would run out of patience with it. Here i am 15 years later (and several boxes of Monte 2s later)looking back and having a little chuckle to myself.
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Thankyou all for the friendly welcome!Comment
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Welcome aboard!Comment
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