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[BlueRidgeFly]

These PLMCs (LGR NOV 2017) have been excellent ?

[Fugu]

On 9/9/2019 at 5:30 PM, westg said:

2013 PLPC...Amazing

Similar here - first half glorious! But I made the mistake of lighting up too late on a humid evening. Dampness with temps falling spoiled the experience. Second half soon went squishy and hot. Before I realized it it was too late to move inside. A shame, my bad. (MLO OCT 11)

[HumidorJuan]

Upmann 2. Wow.  First one for me.  It’s like hazelnut wafers. I’m so pissed I missed the 2424 a few weeks back I need more of these in my life

[jcorona]

Illusione epernay, flavor bomb. My friend is having a monte #4

[David88]

An evening Short Story for me after a hot day. Why can’t Habanos roll figurados like this...

[wineguy]

I love Trini Fundys but this box has been a challenge, roughly half way through the box  and at least 3 plugged including one I shared with @Cayman17 at my club that he was unable to smoke. I seem to have saved this one with perfect draw but damaged the wrapper trying to roll the knot out.....SLE SEP 16.  

[Gamehawker]

My last cigar that I smoked when I was 57 was a spectacular over 5 1/2 year old H. Upmann Connoisseur A “LUB ENE 14”.

So I decided to follow that up with the first cigar of being 58 with an awesome H.Upmann Connoisseur No. 1 “USE OCT 11” while home roasting coffee.

This incredible cigar started off with caramel and chocolate notes in the first third and a medium strength. The second third transition to more chocolate and nugent notes and remained a medium strength. The final third went back to a caramel and chocolate notes with a more earthy taste and slightly picked up in strength. As you can see I did not want it to end and smoked it to the very nub and almost burned my fingers.

These cigars keep on getting better with age and at almost eight years of age I think they will have many more years to get better (10+ years).

If you ever have a chance to smoke a well aged H.Upmann Connoisseur No. 1 you will not be disappointed. 

I am so glad I have over 4 1/2 boxes of the 2011 vintage of this gem of a cigar. 

Cheers! ?

[JohnS]

Romeo y Julieta Churchills ASO Nov 2016

The Romeo y Julieta Churchill has enjoyed somewhat of a revival on our forum in the last few years. In the past 12 months that reputation has grown to the point where it is now regarded as one of the top ten Habanos cigars currently. Judging by the many different box-coded offerings I've had of this cigar in the past 24 months, I can't help but agree with this assessment.

Tonight's Churchill was two months short of three years and at this point of its development I noticed that it wasn't as sweet as previous RyJ Churchills I've had aged 12 to 24 months since 2016. So, no strong turkish delight or anise-type licorice sweetness, but rather a more softer coconut/cream and cherry flavour that remained consistent throughout, even well into the last third. This was a no-brainer to nub and if you are new to Romeo y Julieta as a marca, or simply don't like it due to its propensity to offer up toasted tobacco blandness from time-to-time, don't discount giving some recent RyJ Churchills a go. I wouldn't be surprised if you were glad you did.

[Rupe]

Petit #2

 

 

 

Mille fleurs for round 2

 

[havanaclub]

My last cigar that I smoked when I was 57 was a spectacular over 5 1/2 year old H. Upmann Connoisseur A “LUB ENE 14”.
So I decided to follow that up with the first cigar of being 58 with an awesome H.Upmann Connoisseur No. 1 “USE OCT 11” while home roasting coffee.
This incredible cigar started off with caramel and chocolate notes in the first third and a medium strength. The second third transition to more chocolate and nugent notes and remained a medium strength. The final third went back to a caramel and chocolate notes with a more earthy taste and slightly picked up in strength. As you can see I did not want it to end and smoked it to the very nub and almost burned my fingers.
These cigars keep on getting better with age and at almost eight years of age I think they will have many more years to get better (10+ years).
If you ever have a chance to smoke a well aged H.Upmann Connoisseur No. 1 you will not be disappointed. 
I am so glad I have over 4 1/2 boxes of the 2011 vintage of this gem of a cigar. 
Cheers!

Connie 1 is great. Btw you live in Alberta?


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[LLC]

Nice end to the day with a MUS SEP 13 Cohiba Siglo IV. First with an Americano and then some Port. Into the last third now and it has been outstanding.








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[Habana Mike]

Tainos. Meaty!

It's been resting since gifted back in June. Ready to go!

[mrmessy]

Was a bit disappointed with the Monte 80th. Hopefully, the rest will be better

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[THEMISCHMAN]

MUP AGO 17 Coloniales

[Thirds]

The day called for a long, smooth smoke.  Thanks @Bucky McSwensen  Excellent DA 

[Trimming]

[jtfrizzy]

OPS NOV 15 Vegas Robaina Don Alejandro (i think Don Alejandro I'm not too familiar with this Marca, but it's a DC) that I got in a trade a while back. Pairing with a little Woodford Reserves Bourbon.

 

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[shamz84]

Cabañas Belvederes tonight time to relax for 10days

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[SonGoku]

Ramon Allones Specially Selected (MUR SEP 13)

[RDB]

MdO no.4. Tight draw, but still smokeable and delicious. ETP ENE 17. 

[inter4alia]

9 hours ago, Trimming said:

Nice brew too! 

[Gamehawker]

16 hours ago, havanaclub said:

Connie 1 is great. Btw you live in Alberta?


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No,

The coffee mug is from a ski vacation at Banff years ago. 

[Meklown]

Edmundo for me, media Corona for the lady

[havanaclub]

Punch punch PET AGO 16 from our host.


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[KnightsAnole]

SUR