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Go ahead and mention the La Traviata again.
Try a Petit Edmundo. Not too long on time but not too short on flavor.
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What cigar (or pipe) did you smoke today?
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Go ahead and mention the La Traviata again.
Try a Petit Edmundo. Not too long on time but not too short on flavor.
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Go ahead and mention the La Traviata again.
Try a Petit Edmundo. Not too long on time but not too short on flavor.
Tried a petit edmundo on the balcony after dinner this evening. Very enjoyable.
I also enjoyed a RyJ short churchill on the beach this afternoon along with a 601 Green a little later.
I really like the idea of bringing my own cigars from my own humidor to our Eden with me when we come. It beats the hell out of paying outrageous prices to the profiteers here.
Have you tried the La Trav maduro yet? I think you'll like them.
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I'll have to try the maduro. I still have one Divino left.
I am glad you enjoyed the Petit Edmundo. I just got some in to restock my reserve.
If I didn't have this nasal drip, I would be smoking one right now. :eusa_doh:Oh well. Wednesday is wine and cigar night here. A friend is bringing over a nice 2000 vintage something or other. Last time was a nice Napa Valley Malbec. That went great with a San Cristobal de la Habana.
He works for a company that makes bottles for the the wine and beverage industry. He gets plenty of nice wines and beverages---for me to try. Its too bad they gouge tourists over there for cigars but it is likely they gouge tourists for just about everything.
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A co-worker gave me an Acid Liquid today. Yep I tried it. My only question is, why bother? A sip of Everclear was the only thing able to exorcise the taste from my mouth.
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You know, I often wonder but someone must bother as they sell a ton of them every year.[huh]
Everclear!? Geez, gasoline would taste better.
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You know, I often wonder but someone must bother as they sell a ton of them every year.[huh]
Everclear!? Geez, gasoline would taste better.
I didn't want to taint the taste of Scotch and no, gasoline doesn't taste better. Sloppy siphoning has taught me that. I expected an overpowering infusion of flavoring but it was actually pretty subtle on a spongy cigar with no character of its own.
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lol lol lol lol
A lot of people don't get Drew Estates. I suppose I am one of those people. Spongy cigar doesn't work for me. I can just dunk the end of my cigar in scotch and get that taste while I smoke it.
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The Liga Privada no.9 from Drew Estate is excellent.
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Interesting. I'll keep that in mind.
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Yes to the gouging in many cases anyway. We've been coming here for 12 years and know by now where to go and where to avoid. Cigars are a non-issue at this point since my collection has flourished in the last year, but good single malt selection is limited here. Last night I asked our waiter for Glenfiddich and his reply was that they had no single malts. Actually, I was a bit surprised that he knew I was asking for a single malt. I settled for a Johnny Black. The nicer places have fiddich and livit, but that's about it.
When we get back home, I'm going to look for a good, saafe way to transport a bottle or two. Then next year I will bring my own scotch and my own cigars.
When we get back home, I'm going to look for a good, saafe way to transport a bottle or two. Then next year I will bring my own scotch and my own cigars.
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I wasn't sure where to put this but thought the smokers would appreciate it.
http://www.jonathanadler.com/Pipe-Match-Strike/?cat=0&initial=
http://www.jonathanadler.com/Pipe-Match-Strike/?cat=0&initial=
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You are going to have to invent the portable cigar and scotch travel bar.
No single malts?! That's like saying there is no air here. :eusa_doh:
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You are going to have to invent the portable cigar and scotch travel bar.
No single malts?! That's like saying there is no air here. :eusa_doh:
I like the idea of a portable scotch and cigar bar. We'll need to work on that thought.
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Its quite figural. $42 for a match holder though......[huh] Now if you said it was for a good box of cigars.....
Pull up a chair and have a cigar and scotch.
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Sancho Panza super fuerte double maduro
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HdM petit robusto early this afternoon with a West Indies Yellow Bird then later a Perdomo ESV '91 Prestigio maduro with a Kalik or two.
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A West Indies Yellowbird. I haven't had one of those in years. Enjoy.
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