I used to enjoy one occasionally back in the day, but it's been a long time.
Some of my favorites were Bolivar, Cohiba, Romeo y Julieta and Punch.
Some of my favorites were Bolivar, Cohiba, Romeo y Julieta and Punch.
My boys and I have a "whisky and cigar" day about once a month or more, especially in the warm months. I like a good maduro, the Oliva Serie V is a regular, as well as an occasional Perdomo. We rotate in different sticks, but those two are pretty common here.
Wasn't there a "cigar thread" here on OSA some time back?
Seems like I remember one too. I did a quick search. I think some other threads on bourbon and smoking meats turned to cigar talk.
Used to, but then switched to pipe tobacco (non-aromatic) since I can pick how much baccy to have in a session. (less commitment than a cigar)
The last cigars I smoked were Cuban Cohibas that I bought while in the Caribbean. About $30 for each stick and didn't taste or smoke any better than the stuff I can get locally.
The last cigars I smoked were Cuban Cohibas that I bought while in the Caribbean. About $30 for each stick and didn't taste or smoke any better than the stuff I can get locally.
Two possibilities as to the Cohiba…one, it’s one of the most counterfeitted products in the world…two, products produced under communist regime tend to have no sense of pride, quality control, or expression of creativity. Honestly, it was probably a fake Cohiba. Was it in cellophane? Glass top box?Used to, but then switched to pipe tobacco (non-aromatic) since I can pick how much baccy to have in a session. (less commitment than a cigar)
The last cigars I smoked were Cuban Cohibas that I bought while in the Caribbean. About $30 for each stick and didn't taste or smoke any better than the stuff I can get locally.
