indycop said:whaaaatever!!lol
Maybe it just knew it was you, I've never had a problem...jamespowers said:It has a Cuban name but definitely not a Cuban taste profile---or event he construction. I had to keep turning it like a lathe to keep it burning straight.
It had some decent flavors for CAO but a La Flor Dominicana it is not.
The cap was not exactly well constructed and it exploded when I cut it with my cigar cutter. It took a while to warm up and deliver but by then the robusto size was nearly gone through. [huh]
indycop said:Maybe it just knew it was you, I've never had a problem...
:eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:jamespowers said:That's because it knows you like weak cigars.
indycop said::eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:
wildturkey8 said:Please elaborate, I plan on being in the same area next month. Many thanks.
Slim Portly said:Went ahead and burned the Gurkha. Not too shaggy... er, shabby.
Burns tobaccoMr. Paladin said:Sir, I'm sorry I don't remember its name but Indycop knows it since he had found it. Check out The Steamer Trunk, page 59, post #1176 for photos from the shop. It was a very nice shop with a private smoking room attached to a club next door; members only I'm afraid, but they let us tour it because IC had made arrangements ahead of time. IC, DeeLovely, BobC, and I took the field trip and it was well worth it!
Last night I had a Padron 1926; a gift from a friend. Very nice cigar that I'm too cheap to buy myself !
rkwilker said:La Flor Dominica double ligero