cigarsandcoffee Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 El Prez, you obviously have literally every cigar at your fingertips that only us mere mortals can only dream about. What is your process for deciding which ones to smoke and when?
El Presidente Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 I pick my cigars on the premise of work and pleasure. The two are not mutually exclusive obviously I define work cigars as those that I smoke to review (how they are progressing) and new stock I have not tried or have not been around for some time. Generally I will review a cigar daily (excluding weekends). I work out the cigars to revisit/review on Sunday afernoons for the forthcoming week. I select those cigars Monday morning and set them aside. Selecting cigars for pleasure is a akin to selecting a club from your golf bag. How much time do I have, what is the temperature outside? (hot day, lighter cigars, colder days fuller bodied cigars). What is my mood? If I have to right a report or do some research, then I tend toward a long skinny. Fun with mates on the deck? fuller bodied cigars normally Corona Extra or Petit Corona. Prepping Sunday afternoons, Robusto time as I normally prep for 90 minutes and it sees me through. Gut/heart feel plays a big part. 4
tmac77 Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 And if he is doing a review with Ken he picks one that has a high probability of eliciting critical commentary from ken.
FLB03TT Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 And if he is doing a review with Ken he picks one that has a high probability of eliciting critical commentary from ken. Or eliciting a giggle fest from El Prez. Ken's just got his number!!! 1
MashTea Posted April 28, 2015 Posted April 28, 2015 will El Prez ever do reviews with someone other than Ken ? I always liked Smithy better than Ken in the reviews. Ken knows wine and I don't believe he has true cigar expertise like Rob. Just Saying !!! Thems fighting words
dougincanada Posted April 30, 2015 Posted April 30, 2015 Half the fun of an FOH reveiw is Ken's critical eye and pallet. Also, its best when paired with Ken's ample supply of alcohol. More alcohol equals more color commentary, and from what I understand more editting. Of course some of the best include the three muskateers Rob, Ken and Smithy. Lots of zingers usually at Robs expense. How does a hangover and KFC affect cigar selection? Regards, Doug
maxcjs0101 Posted April 30, 2015 Posted April 30, 2015 will El Prez ever do reviews with someone other than Ken ? I always liked Smithy better than Ken in the reviews. Ken knows wine and I don't believe he has true cigar expertise like Rob. Just Saying !!! 1
cigarsandcoffee Posted May 4, 2015 Author Posted May 4, 2015 I pick my cigars on the premise of work and pleasure. The two are not mutually exclusive obviously I define work cigars as those that I smoke to review (how they are progressing) and new stock I have not tried or have not been around for some time. Generally I will review a cigar daily (excluding weekends). I work out the cigars to revisit/review on Sunday afernoons for the forthcoming week. I select those cigars Monday morning and set them aside. Selecting cigars for pleasure is a akin to selecting a club from your golf bag. How much time do I have, what is the temperature outside? (hot day, lighter cigars, colder days fuller bodied cigars). What is my mood? If I have to right a report or do some research, then I tend toward a long skinny. Fun with mates on the deck? fuller bodied cigars normally Corona Extra or Petit Corona. Prepping Sunday afternoons, Robusto time as I normally prep for 90 minutes and it sees me through. Gut/heart feel plays a big part. Thanks for providing some insight!
GasGuy82 Posted May 4, 2015 Posted May 4, 2015 I pick my cigars on the premise of work and pleasure. The two are not mutually exclusive obviously I define work cigars as those that I smoke to review (how they are progressing) and new stock I have not tried or have not been around for some time. Generally I will review a cigar daily (excluding weekends). I work out the cigars to revisit/review on Sunday afernoons for the forthcoming week. I select those cigars Monday morning and set them aside. Selecting cigars for pleasure is a akin to selecting a club from your golf bag. How much time do I have, what is the temperature outside? (hot day, lighter cigars, colder days fuller bodied cigars). What is my mood? If I have to right a report or do some research, then I tend toward a long skinny. Fun with mates on the deck? fuller bodied cigars normally Corona Extra or Petit Corona. Prepping Sunday afternoons, Robusto time as I normally prep for 90 minutes and it sees me through. Gut/heart feel plays a big part. I'd be more interested to know whether you personally store away boxes of cigars you like for aging/collecting? Do you keep your personal supply with the business wares or do you have some elaborate set-up like the rest of us at home? Also, does the age old adage of never get high on your own supply come into play?
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