Some Virginia burley in grandpa's old pipe.
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Some Virginia burley in grandpa's old pipe.
Hello all,
I'm the new guy on the block here and I've been reading the posts in this section with great interest. I'm fairly new to the world of better bourbons but I've been smokin' stogies for a long time. I was a die hard Arturo Fuente man for years and I still believe they have the most consistent product line in the market place. However, just as with my drinks, I have continued to expand my tastes in cigars. Cuban Cohibas and Monte's are great for special occasions but my everyday smoke has become Hoya de Nicaragua. They're not for the mild mannered smoker but I find them to be very complex and tasty. If you haven't tried one I recommend you do. I think I will do so myself just as soon as I get home from the office.
Last night I had a little Panter Silhouette Sumatra cigar that my wife gave me a pack of for Christmas...I don't claim to know anything about cigars, but I liked it.
I just enjoyed an Alec Bradley Terra Nova 5 for my lunch. Great cigar.
Welcome aboard deputydog.Quote:
Originally Posted by deputydog
Hi guys, new to the forum, but not new to cigars. Right now I am hooked on Punch Cornas (CC) and I am patiently waiting for my Nov 07 Por Larranga PC to be ready. I'm craving that caramel flavor.
Enjoyed a 1998 Upmann Lonsdale with a pour of RR Rye... excellent combination as the Russel's is very cigar friendly. Interesting is the Upmann is just beginning to come into its own with 10+ years of age.
Since the weather was somewhat tolerable today, I sat on the front porch with a nice highland scotch and a CAO Italia.
Arturo Fuente Curly Head. Nice and mild.
Enjoying a HdM Churchill from 2006 with a bit of Dickel #8....