Wednesday 10th March.

[whisky77]

Very lazy day today. The sun is splitting the trees up here, hopefully this is a sign of a superb summer to come.

Smoking my last Trini EL 2007:eek:, and looking forward to getting my hands on the Trini EL 2010.:biggrin1:

[jibjob79]

I'm planning on a RyJ Churchill or a Cohiba Siglo II seeing how I am a year older today, hell if it stays still nice after work i might just have both, now which one to have first ..............:41:

[whisky77]

I'm planning on a RyJ Churchill or a Cohiba Siglo II seeing how I am a year older today, hell if it stays still nice after work i might just have both, now which one to have first ..............:41:

Spoilt for choice mate.:p

Personally I would go for the lighter R&J first of all. If you smoke the Cohiba first you might not taste the R&J IMO.

[misterbulgarin]

Don kiki green label robusto, want a reliable well behaved smoke, my batch of kikis have yet to let me down :)

[crslaytor]

Just got back to the office from JJ Fox, where I had astonishing partagas D4 :41:
My first visit in there and I am so in love with that place!!!

[rollzst]

Lovely day today, just sat in my car right now by the river enjoying a trinidad colonial. Fantastic smoke, think I will deff have to get a box of these

[daverave999]

I'm planning on a RyJ Churchill or a Cohiba Siglo II seeing how I am a year older today, hell if it stays still nice after work i might just have both, now which one to have first ..............:41:
Happy Birthday!

[crslaytor]

I'm planning on a RyJ Churchill or a Cohiba Siglo II seeing how I am a year older today, hell if it stays still nice after work i might just have both, now which one to have first ..............:41:

Happyyy Happy Birthdaaaaaaay :41:

[satch]

Dominico PR after my sarnies.
MHR's JJ!

[ChrisMClark]

Been lovely today, sun's still shining now, just. Not sure if I'm smoking tonight. I may have to, what with it being no smoking day and all that!

[tippexx]

ERDM Lunch Club .... delicious and quite mild too!

[mackem keith]

I'm planning on a RyJ Churchill or a Cohiba Siglo II seeing how I am a year older today, hell if it stays still nice after work i might just have both, now which one to have first ..............:41:

happy birthday to you.
smoking a oliveros XL today on my voyage of discovery into NC cigars not a complex smoke and quite mild to boot but have to say i very much enjoyed it excellent burn and draw qualities and managed to get quite possibly the longest ash ive had on a stoogie:41:

[rokkitsci]

Love the Kiki's. All of 'em. Burn like a dream, never had one plugged, just outstanding construction on an el cheapo cheapo smoke.

The Greens are a bit mild for my taste. The Browns have more interesting, albeit subtle flavo(u)rs. The Whites, if left to settle for a year or more, are very sophisticated. But my go to will always be the Reds. Tummy-rubbing yummy at a beggar's price.


Don kiki green label robusto, want a reliable well behaved smoke, my batch of kikis have yet to let me down :)

[eggopp]

Working my way through the vasco dog rockets gingerly... waste not want not, but the feeling of cardboard in your mouth is disgusting!! :frown: trying to leave my good sticks till the craps smoked.. or as an in betweener lol :rolleyes:

[jdawg]

just finished a CAO America :smoke:

[whisky77]

Smoking one of the Robustos rolled for me at a curing barn in Vinales. I am going to be well sick when the last of these goes.:(

[jdawg]

On to my 2nd smoke of the day, sparked up an H. Upmann Mag 48... :biggrin1:

[Masterdj]

A Cuban Crafters Torpedo with a cold bear after a very long drive from York..

[Simon-JG-hr]

Well, I was a bit later to JJ Fox than I had anticipated, so the monster stick that I'd planned on had to be severely cut down to size... I decided to go with a Trini Reyes, a fabulous cigar which has yet to disappoint - it didn't this afternoon either. :849:

The upstairs smoking lounge must be having the desired effect, with the exception of organized groups/events (obviously), it was the busiest I've seen the place. I enjoyed sitting down in a 'thick' atmosphere, and reading an old copy of Cigar Aficianado - a great way to finish off the afternoon (and indeed the trip)!

PS. Happy birthday jibjob!

[jacques]

Bolivar Coronas Extras (02 Cab) - smoking very well

[Lee Nub]

After reading georges earlier post I decided to go for a Kiki red label for the dog walk :). Very nice indeed

[SteveGriff]

Got a Juan Lopez Sel 2 to bite on in a bite... Man these are awesome...

[Seriesteve]

Enjoying very much a Boli Beli from an (02) cab of 50
I've had these all there life Wow :41: Flavours are wonderful well rounded
The best Cigar of the year so far. Harpo is enjoying a Hoyo Epi from
the same year.
The choice of alcohol with it is a Bottled Guinniess and a Bowmore Legend
"Aye lovin a Wednesday in the CoughInn"
Ss

[MaledettoToscano]

A Padilla 1968 robusto tonight

[Vision]

Oliva V lancero

[jdawg]

finished the night off with an Oliva V Torp :biggrin1:

[cj121]

A Boli RC with a dram of Talisker (in the newly acquired Glencairn glass) Good combo all 'round:thumb:

[Boss Hog]

A CAO Cirollo Pato on the drive back from Liverpool

[bnelly]

Had an SP Beli (AGO 08) which was a proper cigar :pop2: before heading off to a Hayseed Dixie gig [their cover of Queen's Bohemain Rhapsody, bluegrass stylee, was worth the entrance fee alone :cool: ]

[Big J]

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