Smoking threadthread

[1776]

Their website says they carry LFD......and there's a chick with nice tits on the main page of the site.

 

[Shemp]

Their website says they carry LFD......and there's a chick with nice tits on the main page of the site.

Lol well there we go. What was your suggestion to try?

 

[1776]

Depends on what you normally smoke. Their stuff runs from medium body to very heavy.

 

[Shemp]

Depends on what you normally smoke. Their stuff runs from medium body to very heavy.

TYPICALLY medium but I have been known to smoke the heavy stuff once in a while....

 

[1776]

With the chisel tip, I'd say go with an airbender.
In normal cigar shapes, the airbender or Coronado.

If you feel like going heavy, the chisel is available in a Ligero filled natural or Maduro wrapped.

They've got one called 'la nox' that's a limited release this year. It's pretty heavy, but very ssmooth.

 

[Hayata]

I wish the rain would stop.

I don't even remember what a cigar smells like...

 

[Shemp]

Can't wait to hear what you think. La Flor Dominicana is one of my favorite brands.

I'm smoke an Air Bender right now...pretty good stick. Very smooth with a hint of bite towards the end of the draw. The pinch tip is awesome....really really good idea

 

[Shemp]

Well thanks to a friend at work I have the absolute pleasure of enjoying a 12 year vintage H. Upmann Magnum 46. This is easily in my top 5 favorite cigars.

 

[Shemp]

Tonight I'm smoking one of my old standbys...a Partagas Serie P No. 2...it's funny I'm reading a magazine that was printed before the embargo. This is one of my favorite cigars and if yiu ever get the chance I think you won't be disappointed. It is an eminently smooth medium/full smoke.

 

[1776]

Bourbon barrel aged Arrogant Bastard and a juanitos 4/19.
The cigar is from a local Cuban refugee who owns a small factory in the DR. The stick is his signature cigar, commemorating the date he left Cuba.

 

[1776]

The stick is impressive. It's $7 but reminds me a lot of a Patoro or lower end Davidoff, both if which run about twice the cost.

 

[Shemp]

Monte Cristo No. 2 and a little Pappy 12 year for today

 

[Shemp]

Tonight I'm celebrating my transfer...the cigar shop here in Montgomery had a box of Opus Xs....this is the first time I've smoked one. I have to say it's quite amazing. I don't even know how to describe it...maybe white pepper,wood,and a caramel finish.

At $14 a stick it's pricey,but I might get a few to stash away for special events.

 

[Shemp]

Well gents my first drill weekend at Dobbins was excellent. To celebrate and make use of this excellent afternoon I'm smoke a Jose L. Piedra. This is my first JLP and it is an excellent smooth smoke. It will not be my last...

 

[Hoss]

Man, I am so glad to hear that you ended up in a good outfit where you can excel. Congrats brother

 

[Shemp]

Man, I am so glad to hear that you ended up in a good outfit where you can excel. Congrats brother

It's amazing how much different this unit is.....and in nearly every way better

 

[Hayata]

Opus X is in the humidor getting to know the lesser-class sticks.

Wow, I had no idea they cost that much.

Will save for a special occasion!

 

[Shemp]

For tonight I'm thoroughly enjoying a old standby cigar, the Bolivar petit corona

 

[1776]

Pic no worky.

I've been smoking 'Blind Man's Bluff' lately.
Decent price (~8-10) and loads of flavor.

 

[Hayata]

I need to bundle up so I can go outside and enjoy one.