Natedog

Any relation to Eric Holder? Same devious laugh…

Not sure what he gave you but I'm pretty sure it ain't Cuban.

What's up brother!

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Not very often that a joke is found humorous by my wife, my self and our 15 yr old. This one was! Thanks!!!

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My wife overheard the son telling his mother that "he had told El Señor" (God) that he was going to be a good boy" and look what he got in return". Pretty cool. I also told El Señor I was going to be a good boy. Maybe Rob will gift me a robusto sampler. I will gleefully shove them in my face also!! Great story btw. Sounds like a great trip.

I can't (won't) answer your question directly for two reasons. 1) a. lack of experience with CC b. lack of experience with Canadian whiskey. 2) it's so subjective. Just because I like it doesn't mean ****. So my suggestion is this. When it's released purchase some and drink them and then see what you like. I try not to overthink it. If is whiskey is really peaty, woody or smokey I would prob go with a younger cigar with more body strength to match those flavors and characteristics but also being careful that I didn't pair a really spicy cigar with a really spicy whiskey. You could pair a whiskey with caramel and butter flavors with a richer sweeter cigar or you could go the exact opposite route. It's really about what you like. I hope this helps a little.

Welcome Nico!!

I live in Vegas, so I'm in unless I'm traveling business.

I'm being told to try some Russian River when I'm in Cali on Monday. I will seek out some Rodenbach Grand Cru.

Just had my first sour beer Last week. Lindemans Gueuze Cuvée Rene. Absolutely blown away. Can't wait to try more.

I suggest you keep it and buy the DuPont also. The Bugatti can come in handy if you have any extra moochie cigar buddies. Sure you can have one, let me grab a lighter for you.

Looks like there's going to be some great movies this fall!