EZTRGT

Hi Guys, I've no idea the box codes on the 21 Tubos I picked up a few months back but it's been very difficult to keep my hands of the delicious little buggers. I suspect they're '14s though as they've the new holographic bands. And isn't the Coro Tubos 3 pack a relatively a newish release? And while it's agreed they are pricey, they're worth it - even if I can't afford to smoke these on a regular basis. After all, the Coro was the stick that started me in this hobby. And I also get that for some folks, it's just not their thing. I've yet to smoke anything Ramone Allones that did anything for me. Just plain don't like the flavor profile. But yeah, these '14 Coros are very good. Very creamy and smooth. Will be sad when the last one is gone. Cheers, EZTRGT Kyle

Yup! Scored 21 Coro Tubos for $240 CDN. Everything checked plus they had the new hologram bands. Smoke tested positive. One of the best cigars I've had in awhile and had the typical Coro flavor profile. But everything else I've ever seen is pure garbage. Cheers EZTRGT Kyle

He's still chasing his luggage ☺. Cheers, EZTRGT Kyle

To be dead honest, most of us either hibernate in sheds, garages, cars or the extremely rare BOTL'S place where indoor smoking is permitted during the winter. And until recently we would congregate at local watering holes with outdoor patios in the warmer weather. Sadly, the only legal place left in the province to have a cigar in one hand and an alcoholic beverage in the other is ones own home. Sad but a reality. Cheers, EZTRGT Kyle

Hey Guys, Here's the wording from the govs website. smoke on and around childrens playgrounds and publicly owned sport fields and surfaces (e.g., areas for basketball, baseball, soccer or beach volleyball, ice rinks, tennis courts, splash pads and swimming pools that are owned by a municipality, the province or a postsecondary education institution)smoke on all bar and restaurant patios, whether covered or not (with an exemption for uncovered patios established by the Royal Canadian Legion Ontario Provincial Command before November 18, 2013) On one hand, cigars are legal providing you pay the insane taxes, while on the other, there's very few legal places to enjoy one. It's case case of the government having their cake and eating it too. Cheers, EZTRGT Kyle

I hate to say it, but there is no such thing as a legal cigar lounge in the province of Ontario. There may be a few underground ones but smoking is banned in all public places. Including some outdoor areas like pub patios and parks. You can smoke on the sidewalk if you like.....but you have to leave your scotch inside. Sorry to have rained on your parade. I feel your pain! Cheers, EZTRGT Kyle

Hi All, Finally decided to post here as it seems there are so many members of the CCF here as well. Hi guys, lol. For the FOH members that don't know me, I'm just a cigar smokin plumber. Smoked Cohiba exclusively and only very occasionally the past 12 or 13 years. Hence I also never kept any stock. This year has been the complete opposite and I currently have over 200 sticks averaging a 50/50 split between CCs and NCs. Heck I even started a coolidor on Sunday, lol. I've always appreciated my Cubans, but after smoking many NCs in the past six months, I've grown an even greater appreciation for them. I still like my NCs, too though. Lastly, I've found the cigar community as a whole to be a genuine, giving, and hilarious group of people from all over. Not your stereotypical uptight, wealthy gentlemen, though there are always a few, lol. Cheers, EZTRGT Kyle