FOH'ers Daily Smoke

[MountainMilG]

After a little over 2,000 miles, had a RyJ Petit Royale in Bozeman. MT.  Beautiful evening and view.  Moving to PNW, it's been a weird time, but gorgeous drive for the most part

[Hotboxx]

ESP No.2

[CampDelta369]

11 minutes ago, Hotboxx said:

ESP No.2

How are you liking those ESP 2 compared to rest of monte lineup?

[Monocle]

I’ve swiftly moved away from NCs since discovering the joy of FOH but this was a strikingly good smoke. Perfect construction, enjoyable blend, plentiful smoke. It has been awhile since I’ve had a Davidoff but looks like it needs to be added back in into the rotation.

 

[JayHabanos]

Hoyo


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[Nino]

Day Trip to LCDH Chateau Henri Cologne - excellent cigars and lunch with my good buddies from Belgium and the Netherlands at this iconic pipe and cigar museum.

http://flyingcigar.de/startseite/almost-back-to-normal-except-for-the-masks-at-chateau-henri-lcdh-cologne/

[westg]

JSK Red Night at Cigar Social Perth Western Australia. Suitably impressed with this cigar. 

[Chucko8]

Beer, sunset and Diplo #2 LGR JUL 17 

[Devo]

Amazing stick today. Thanks @GVan !! Bolivar PC

Great morning stick! El Principe

[X-Man]

BBF ULA ABR 14

Velvety smoke

[TheFullMontecristo]

El Principe LGR DIC 17. Perfect draw and flavorful retrohale. 

 

[Kongelunden]

Upmann Magnum 46. Box code LUB FEB 15. Classic Upmann flavours and overall a very nice cigar 

[FHFinster]

One dimensional would be an understatement.




Phone is ringin, ohmuhgod....

[sw15825]

Juan López Selección 1. My last stick from a cab dated 2013. I know the number 2 gets more love, but I actually like this one better. Not too bad when fresh but even better with some years on it. 

[Wookie]

2015 E2

2016 RASS

[planetary]

Greetings, fellow youths!

A rich, easy drawing HQ Fundadores from AEM MAR 15 alongside a cup of black coffee, and a cooling breeze.  Hope you are all doing well.

[StogieSteve23]

1 minute ago, NicPac said:

2016

Keep it in the short grass, brother! Looks like a great track.  

[JohnS]

Juan López Selección No.2 (circa 2016)

The Juan Lopez Seleccion No.2 has enjoyed a revival on our forum in the past few years. I've tried a number over the years and I consistently find them more desirable with age on them. When young, I tend to find that they dominate in toasted tobacco and coffee notes; as they age, the orange citrus and chocolate notes within the cigar tend to come to the fore.

This JLS2, from circa 2016, was generously gifted to me by @Luca (thank you). It had that typical Juan Lopez toasted tobacco and espresso coffee core, but it was a lot milder than a youthful JLS2 and the orange citrus really shone in this cigar, which made it memorable for me. Surprisingly, I didn't really register chocolate with this cigar this time round.

I'm still aging my Juan Lopez Seleccion No.2 box from December 2016. I have two-thirds of the box left and I aim to smoke my next one in a few months time, just to see how they are coming along.

[Shatner's Bassoon]

BBF OPG NOV 14

 

[StogieSteve23]

4 minutes ago, JohnS said:

Juan López Selección No.2 (circa 2016)

The Juan Lopez Seleccion No.2 has enjoyed a revival on our forum in the past few years. I've tried a number over the years and I consistently find them more desirable with age on them. When young, I tend to find that they dominate in toasted tobacco and coffee notes; as they age, the orange citrus and chocolate notes within the cigar tend to come to the fore.

This JLS2, from circa 2016, was generously gifted to me by @Luca (thank you). It had that typical Juan Lopez toasted tobacco and espresso coffee core, but it was a lot milder than a youthful JLS2 and the orange citrus really shone in this cigar, which made it memorable for me. Surprisingly, I didn't really register chocolate with this cigar this time round.

I'm still aging my Juan Lopez Seleccion No.2 box from December 2016. I have two-thirds of the box left and I aim to smoke my next one in a few months time, just to see how they are coming along.

How does it stack up in flavor to a 2016 JL1?  

[JohnS]

24 minutes ago, StogieSteve23 said:

How does it stack up in flavor to a 2016 JL1?  

I'd have to defer to other members on this one as I haven't smoked a 2016 JL1 recently.

[99call]

31 minutes ago, StogieSteve23 said:

How does it stack up in flavor to a 2016 JL1?  

2016-17 was a bit of an uptick for JL1 and it's carried right on through to 2020. 

I find JL2's to be a very generous, and flavourful, but ultimately quite a simple cigar.  Full of that choc-orange character, but (for me at least) it strums that chord over and over, with little variation.      The JL1 possesses everything a JL2 has, but also brings in cream, and tannic woods. and more strength.  It's got a bit of dirty funk to it as well, and challenging.   Where as I would classify the JL2 to be a dessert cigar,   the JL1 is a bit more of an experience, and can sometimes knock you on your back with nicotine hit. 

They are smoking excellently, I really enjoy them as an after dinner smoke. 

[Habana Mike]

The new Duke in town. Punch Duke RE Mexico 2018 release. 

 

 

[lovethehaze]

Weekly NC fix.... meh 

[torsion]

Hoyo de Monterrey Le Hoyo du Gourmet.
MUS MAY 13.
Saw a few post with these today and jogged my memory that I should also smoke one. Given out more than I've smoked, in fact thinking I haven't even actually gotten round to smoking any until tonight!?
Woody, creamy, sweet cigar. I love this elegant vitola, kind of forced me to slow down the pace.
Cheers, Happy Hump Day

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