Last minute Herf 09.October 08.

[SmokinCohibas]

It's been sunny this afternoon so hooked up with Monte on an impulse to burn:flame: some nice smokes.

Here are some pics:

The weapons of mass destruction:
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Picture below from left to right:

Nub 466 Cameroon box pressed torpedo
Nub 466 Habano
Hoyo de Monterrey Dark Sumatra Media Noche
Habana Sandwich
Indian Tabac Split Decision The Triple
RASS
Montecristo no4
Partagas Black Label Maduro Maximo tubed
Montecristo no2
Hoyo Petit Robusto

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Picture below from left to right:

Nub 466 Torpedo
Hoyo Excalibur 1066 Dark Knight
The Brick
Habanos Sumatra Torpedo
Rocky Patel I-Press
Indian Tabac Nonpareil Habano Toro
Indian Tabac Split Decision The Double
Cohiba Robusto
Indian Tabac Split Decision The Quad

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Below - the Nub Torpedo standing tall:

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Nub Still standing:

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Nice smokes with some beer in a sunny day.

Wish you were here...:smoke::ciao:

[smokiejoe]

You boys love it,damm shame im not a bit closer to you.:41:

[Robusto]

Those stripey ones look impressive.
What on earth are they?

[SmokinCohibas]

By the number of stripes:

Indian Tabac Split Decision The Double
Indian Tabac Split Decision The Triple
Indian Tabac Split Decision The Quad

Made by Rocky Patel

Info:

Rolled by only the finest craftsmen in Esteli, Nicaragua, Indian Tabac Split Decision features 3 different barber pole styled, toro sized cigars.

Indian Tabac is one of the most sought after brands, having developed a dedicated following over the past 10+ years. Created by Rocky Patel, the cigar industry’s most popular blender, all Indian Tabac lines maintain a quality and consistency seldom found in premium brands today.

The story of Split Decision is an interesting one. In 2007, Rocky was busy working on his Indian Tabac (ITC) 10th Anniversary blend at Tabacalera Fernadez with the help of A.J. Fernandez. After days of blending, the pair had developed a remarkable filler and binder blend, but could not decide on a wrapper. Having tried everything from candela to Habano-seed wrappers, all of which tasted amazing, they could not make up their minds. So as a joke the two rolled a cigar with all four of the wrappers on the table (candela, habano, broadleaf maduro and Connecticut). After sharing a laugh as to how unbalanced the cigar would probably taste, both Rocky and A.J. were pleasantly surprised with the results - they had a perfect blend! Despite the cost and time required to utilize such a large variety of different wrappers on one cigar, Rocky refused to waste this amazing concoction, and so Indian Tabac Split Decision was born. Due to obvious reasons, this cigar is made in extremely limited quantities.

Choices available:

* The Double - a double barber pole featuring Habano and Connecticut wrappers
* The Quad - a quad barber pole featuring Habano, Connecticut, broadleaf maduro and candela wrappers
* The Triple - a triple barber pole featuring Habano, Connecticut and broadleaf maduro wrappers

[Robusto]

Are they delicious? :smoke:

[SmokinCohibas]

Gonna find out dude:41:

[Robusto]

Verdict on the NUB, please. :41:

[SmokinCohibas]

Nice stick, 45min - 1 hrs smoke.
Hard ash as you can see from the pictures, quite sweet tasting till the end- no bitterness emerged.
Worth a try, I enjoyed smoking it.

[Dean]

Nice stick, 45min - 1 hrs smoke.
Hard ash as you can see from the pictures, quite sweet tasting till the end- no bitterness emerged.
Worth a try, I enjoyed smoking it.

Looks like you had a good time with some very nice sticks to boot. where did you get your Nubs?? i have been searching everywhere in the UK

Dean

[SmokinCohibas]

From Monte.

[Robusto]

Looks like you enjoyed them fresh from the George Foreman Lean Cuisine skillett this time. :happycoffee:

Only kidding. I love that ICBM, guys. :biggrin1::cowboyic9:

[Montesmoke]

You boys love it,damm shame im not a bit closer to you.:41:

Well you never know mate, might try come & see you for a herf, unless you fancy coming up here mate:smoke: