FOH'ers Daily Smoke

[BellevilleMXZ]

Trying out a HU (LOU OCT 17) I picked up a box of, a couple weeks ago in Cuba, while going though wedding pics.. Tied the knot on the beach while we were down there. 
 

[Guest Nekhyludov]

17 minutes ago, BellevilleMXZ said:

Tied the knot on the beach while we were down there. 

Congrats on the nuptials! 

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[CampDelta369]

1 hour ago, BellevilleMXZ said:

Trying out a HU (LOU OCT 17) I picked up a box of, a couple weeks ago in Cuba, while going though wedding pics.. Tied the knot on the beach while we were down there.

Congrats to you both! Sounds like a great trip.

[MigsG]

1 hour ago, BellevilleMXZ said:

Trying out a HU (LOU OCT 17) I picked up a box of, a couple weeks ago in Cuba, while going though wedding pics.. Tied the knot on the beach while we were down there. 
 

Congratulations!

How'd you like the Anejados? 

[MigsG]

'18 JL2 under a light drizzle. 

[t1String]

Cohiba Siglo IV.  Rich.  Damm rich.  White pepper, grass, cream, quality toasted tobacco, earth towards the end.  The cold aroma was like a fresh jar of honey with a hint of barnyard. Straight ? 

[t1String]

1 hour ago, BellevilleMXZ said:

Trying out a HU (LOU OCT 17) I picked up a box of, a couple weeks ago in Cuba, while going though wedding pics.. Tied the knot on the beach while we were down there. 
 

Congrats!? 

[JayHabanos]

Picadores 17


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[jtfrizzy]

ABR 15 H. Upmann No. 2 paired with a 12 Dogs of Christmas Ale. Man I love Christmas Ale it is delicious this is my favorite time of beer. Anyways take care all.

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[Meklown]

The few over the weekend trip that was captured on camera

Hoyo ep2

Party mille fleur

 

JLo 2

[Chucko8]

Got to love a hump day sans work

[KnightsAnole]

ESL MAR19 Rio Seco

 

First Rio Seco and first cigar boxed in 19. Surpringly approachable for its age. Mild- Medium. Not a whole lot going on. Prefer the San Juan at this point.

As the cigar warmed up it showed how horribly underfilled it was. This is one of the worst cigars I smoked this year.

[Fugu]

13 hours ago, bundwallah said:

Something special tonight. Early 1980's Dunhill Don Alfredo Sellecion No 52. Wasn't able to have it on my  bday this summer, so it's my early Xmas gift to myself. 

 

 

Jeez, you rarely get to see these smoked. Will you let us know more?

[Puros Y Vino]

22 minutes ago, Fugu said:

Jeez, you rarely get to see these smoked. Will you let us know more?

I wasn't taking notes but I do remember a few things.

Definitely an aged cigar. It had a "chalky" mouthfeel. Something I tend to get with vintage sticks.  The tasting notes were as such. Cocoa, cedar, earth/mushroom, toasty tobacco.  For an old cigar, I'd put it on the "bold" side, even though there wasn't any nicotine hit. It was very smooth.  It had what I hoped for.  A constant transition in tasting notes.   I would imagine that the cigar must have been a real powerhouse when fresh.  It also made a ton of blue smoke.  I nubbed it until my fingers started to burn.  Aged cigars are always a gamble. In this case I won the draw.

[Jonboy4074]

BAS SEP 15 mille fleur with a smoothie style berliner weisse.

[westg]

LGC 4

Had been a while, very nice.

[snowy70]

VR Unicos from 07 I think.

 

[Rupe]

Monte #4

 

 

PLP

 

[The Squiggler]

4 hours ago, Jonboy4074 said:

BAS SEP 15 mille fleur with a smoothie style berliner weisse.

That 'beer' looks amazing... I love the occasional fruit lambic, but I've never had anything with quite as much fruit as that one appears to have.  How does it rate?

[CampDelta369]

C&C Time with a bit of cream and ice. The QD 50, my very first, is almost as creamy as the the coffee! ? This example is off the Xmas sampler and has excellent construction and draw. It’s a delicious under medium smoke. Thanks @El Presidentefor putting this together. 

[THEMISCHMAN]

ARS DIC 17 Famosos from yesterday


ALO JUL 16

[SigmundChurchill]

Cohiba Talisman

Esplendido

[JohnS]

Punch 8-9-8 2018 - Edición Regional Asia Pacifico LMB Jul 2019

This is the second Punch 8-9-8 I've had in a week and yes, it was again a case of committing 'infanticide' and so many of our forum members so aptly put it. I shared this one with Alexander Groom, the proprietor of Cuban Cigar Website and gave him some background knowledge on this Asia- Pacific Regional from PCC. It was only four months old, a bit 'wet' as we're inclined to phrase it, and it will require a few re-lights. This all proved true.

One thing that Alex pointed out to me, which I hadn't noticed in the week that I had acquired the box, was the curved edges of the varnished box that the 10-count Punch 8-9-8 cigars came in. Alex stated that this was a reference to the original 8-9-8 packaging as these come in boxes with curved sides. I immediately agreed with Alex, and was well-pleased to have given him one of the cigars from the box to sample and the box itself, so that he could photograph it and use it to update the Cuban Cigar Website listing on the Punch 8-9-8.

The flavour this time was similar to my first one last week. Roasted nuts, a chocolate fudge or marshmallow texture, around medium strength but much less citrus twang. After smoking these two 8-9-8s I can easily conclude that this release is related to the Punch 48 in flavour and not the Punch Punch, which in my opinion is different. Yes, if you've tried the Punch 48 then the Punch 8-9-8 will most definitely appeal to you due to the similar flavours, only it's a touch milder due to its dalia vitola dimensions.

[TNT009]

That 56 on point