What cigar (or pipe) did you smoke today?

[jamespowers]

Just because they don't make a bad cigar.......

Ah yes, the fawning begins. Oh Nick....
[video=youtube_share;VfHizJVtcSA]http://youtu.be/VfHizJVtcSA[/video]

 

[jamespowers]

James, Do you think he could get a chapstick from Nick at the cigar event?

Might even change someone's name:

[video=youtube_share;ev7DHWG7wsY]http://youtu.be/ev7DHWG7wsY[/video]

 

[indycop]

:eeek::eusa_doh::laser:

 

[indycop]

CAO Brazilia at work and an H Upmann Reserve Maduro in the hammock

 

[ecorrigan]

Hammock? Obviously your weather there is far better than it is here if you're able to lay in the hammock and enjoy one there!! So jealous.

 

[jamespowers]

CAO Brazilia at work and an H Upmann Reserve Maduro in the hammock

A PSD4 in a warm summer house---not because it was warm out here. Darn it!

 

[St.Ignatz]

AVO Heritage Robusto while sitting in one of those chairs with the little beer socket in the arm.
Tom D

 

[1961MJS]

Hi

A Macanudo Cru Royale, I've never had anything but the Cafe's before. This cigar was $3.00 cheaper and a very good cigar.

Later Y'all

 

[indycop]

Hammock? Obviously your weather there is far better than it is here if you're able to lay in the hammock and enjoy one there!! So jealous.

Yep, darn near hot! Lol

 

[jamespowers]

Yep, darn near hot! Lol

Near hot eh? I'll switch with you.

 

[ecorrigan]

Same here james. I've still got snow on the ground and more coming. I thought spring was almost here, but I was sadly mistaken. I'm ready for warmth, sun and outdoor fun!!

 

[jamespowers]

Same here james. I've still got snow on the ground and more coming. I thought spring was almost here, but I was sadly mistaken. I'm ready for warmth, sun and outdoor fun!!

It was just windy as heck out here today. I could have done something outside as the weather was clear. The wind ended that.
I do have to say that the Swiss Chard is growing well though.

 

[ecorrigan]

Doesn't that stuff look vaguely similar to rhubarb?

As for the actual topic of this thread, I'm going outside to try one of my CAO MX2's right now. I had a Carlos Torano Noventa earlier today and wasn't all too impressed. It was fairly bland. The overall roll of it was alright, but it seemed pretty heavy around the head with a fairly difficult draw.

 

[jamespowers]

Doesn't that stuff look vaguely similar to rhubarb?

As for the actual topic of this thread, I'm going outside to try one of my CAO MX2's right now. I had a Carlos Torano Noventa earlier today and wasn't all too impressed. It was fairly bland. The overall roll of it was alright, but it seemed pretty heavy around the head with a fairly difficult draw.

No, it does not have a long stiff stalk like that. More like this:

Torano has been noted to be more or less like you describe them.

 

[ecorrigan]

Wish I'd have known that about the Torano beforehand. I wouldn't have wasted my time.

Your picture looks like Horseradish!

 

[jamespowers]

Wish I'd have known that about the Torano beforehand. I wouldn't have wasted my time.

Your picture looks like Horseradish!

Yeah we all have experienced that with Torano.

The leaves are similar. The difference being that you would never want to plant Horseradish in the ground. It spreads like weeds.

On another note. I saw a Dos Equis commercial with the most interesting man in the world. The thing that made me laugh was one of the quips---"Cuba imports cigars from him." lol lol lol

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[indycop]

AB Black Market

 

[ecorrigan]

Got my new desk-top humidor in the mail today! I can't wait for it to be done 'seasoning' and everything else that is necessary! Going to use it to store my box of CAO LX2's when it comes within the next day or so.

 

[RudyN]

Had a blend from my local pipe shop in a 1930/31 Peterson.

 

[BobC]

My Father toro tonight with McClelland's Islay.