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H. Upmann Royal Robusto. I was planning on doing some chores but it is such a lovely day it would be a crime to let it go to waste.

14 La Punta....young but still get that molasses 4/14 Mons Piramid.....delish! 11/14 Mons Robustos Largos....Blend is on point as always, on the bigger side

My new year smokes

Johnny O Sublime. Very tasty sweet fresh tobacco!

Some more from last night: TEB 08 Sig 6.....meh, expected more 14 Sancho Beli....potato chip 14 Johnny O Sub w Kalik....enjoyable as always

Partagas de Partagas No. 1, I think from before 1999. Paired with some Hazelburn CV. Very exquisite.

Ending 14 with an 09.

Just want to wish everyone a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous 2015. We celebrated by roasting a 86 lbs pig; Cuban style with cigars, liquor and gumbo. Post pictures of how you celebrated. The cooking box BOTL helping out almost done time go dinner Sent using Tapatalk

I picked up a box of Sir Winnie's in Havana last November and had one yesterday before I let them rest for a while. Today a Monty 520. Was great.

NYE saw a spiritual experience for myself. A 98 Fundadores that was well, just breathtaking. So happy( or sad ) I have 2 left!

Started the evening with a Hamlet from November. '97 Partagas SdC#3 between the starter (foie gras) and the main (Russian king crab) My traditional Monte A ('08) afterwards lasted well in to the new year. Starting 2015 with a '95 RyJ Churchill. May all our cigars be this good this year!

Ending The 2014 with a Partagas Start 2015 with a H.upmann from -05 a great smoke too Hope U all hade a great end of 2014 and a smoke start on 2015! Skickas från en telefon

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So far a Jaunita's take on the Cohiba LE, monsdale, and 2014 muo esplendido. PGR is next. Sent by telepathic super powers -Stogie Boy

Getting the night started w PL Mag RE

Another season ahead, will it be better than the last? I'm certainly hoping there will be less politics involved but that's just wishful thinking! Perhaps I will post less on such issues moving forward and focus on racing aspects. Hope you are all enjoying your holidays and have a great 2015 year and Formula 1 season.

Hello and thank you for membership. I live in Sweden, it's cold as hell right now, lucky I can smoke inside. It will be exciting to take advantage of all these skills here, I'm new to the area although I liked cigars in a few years. -G

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El Rey del Mundo Taino

Caja China, Cajun Microwave... What ever you call it, call it DELICIOUS!!!!!!

Welcome, or Välkommen hit in Swedisch great forum this.... Skickas från en telefon

Looks great Nic. Thanks for making us jealous:)

Looks like a good time, hermano! I love roasting in those boxes. I used one a lot when i lived in Louisiana. It's called a coonass microwave there. Great for cooking and spending time with friends and family.

Gift baskets? Really? Goal camera had a perfect view of the fact that the puck went in off Lazar's mid-section and then his stick. The replays and review were extensive and the goal, although not pretty, was indeed a goal.

New Years. Felt a little apprehensive this morning, slightly depressed even. Then finished reading The Farm and went for a nice walk in the woods with the kids. Now smoking a PL Picadores and everything 's allright again.

I'm very happy for you man, having a nice boss. I've worked for so many mentally deranged psychopaths in my working life until I didn't think it was possible to have a SANE supervisor! I'm finally in that position where I work now, as a retiree and with a part-time job. Everyone there is super nice. Be continually blessed, brother!

Chimay red and some barefoot red bubbly moscato for the new year! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I often said that when I spawn I will try and buy a box of PSP Cohiba Esplindidos to lay down for the long haul. Shoot rob an email and see if next time he's in the warehouse hemail can find you something he thinks will reward you over the long term

What I did was get a box of 25 that was born the same month as him. I smoke one every year close to his birthday and on his 18 I hope to share one with him. So far three years in and I'm doing great with this plan

We were off to a house party in Delray Beach... at the last minute canceled to hang with our 17 and 20 year old boys. They also had parties and wanted instead to just have a family night. Nice!

Congrats Jon! You can't go wrong with aged Cohiba's. Hopefully your son will like cigars! If not, you'll have a great box on your hands!

Merry New Year!

ERDM Tainos

.....leafs fan.... Though, I haven't honestly watched more than a 1/2 dozen NHL games, total, in the past few years since the lock-out. Think the game is just butchered nowadays. Can't beat, IMO, current Olympic and international play - I watch every game of those that I possibly can.

Aged Montecristo Petit Edmundo from the Habanos Vintage release programme. Superb !!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anyone remember the CAO Vision LED light up box? Now that's what makes a really good cigar. Wilkey

My kids make their usual homage to see the family in Havana for Christmas break as soon as school gets out. I follow a few days later to bring them the gifts Santa has left. This year they ask me how come the other kids in Cuba never get presents from Santa. I said because Fidel is a bad dude. On Christmas eve he personally stands on top of the Partagas building and shoots at the reindeer so that Santa won't come in. I also told them if you notice that is why Prancer jumps around kinda funny, cause Fidel got him once in the leg. So Santa likes to bypass Cuba for Christmas and leaves all of the presents in St Michaels in Miami in hopes that they'll be down there for the 3 Kings Parade. John

2003 cohiba reserva. Christmas present from the better half.

Couple bundles from Reynaldo

Hey G! Welcome to the international board! I think there may be a Swede in our midst somewhere here, too. He's been a tad busy but I hope you'll draw his attention soon

What's a hockey?

cigarsforwarriors.org

... if you don't mind me saying, there are a lot of the nation's military that would love a gift of some cigars! If you are going to change over and not smoke the NCs there is some guy/gal sitting in a sandlot somewhere with a rifle by his side and sand in his nostrils that would love a smoke! While I gave up on the Big Smoke long ago, I used to send all my cigars from that event to guys in Afghanistan. One of my friends daughters is a captain and he used to direct me where to send them. Cheers mate, enjoy those cigars! -Piggy

Bought this single to try at LCDH Zürich. I asked proprietor Samuel Menzi his thoughts on the marca... "Medium bodied, not typical for a Ramon Allones". Fired this on up at the Christkindl Market inside the Zürich HB. To get in the spirit I paired it with a glass of Glouwein which is a heated, spicy, sweet, red wine beverage traditional to the Germanic regions. The marca had a nice firm tug on the draw so I was pleased that it would not be a wind tunnel. Good feel of weight in the hand. Fired it up and got pleasant flavors of wood, earth, leather, not overly complex, but not short on flavor. Samuels assessment is accurate as it is not a big cigar in strength, but I enjoyed it for the 70 minutes of smoke time. Burn was sharp, smoke was voluminous, second hand smoke was aromatic. All in all a good smoke. If I were to put a rating on it after just having 1, I would say 92 pts. I am off to St. Moritz for the weekend and plan on trying another to see if it warrants a multi box purchase.