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Well what shall I say about this little baby
Firstly I have not smoked one of these since they were introduced into the uk I think that was about 1998
However when I did smoke it I remember it as being a powerhouse that made me go green at the gills and a fair bit dizzy
Well back to this one
As you can see its in perfect condition a trade with tommy
I cut a fair bit off almost to the end of the cap mainly because as on a lot of these shaped cigars if you don't get enough off the draw can be a tad tight and does not flow well
Anyway i toasted the end to get it going ,first draw I new it was going to be a big boy in tight clothing [emoji1]
Well went for a walk to the post office to post off Tommys package and it's blowing a force ten gale out side the trees we're struggling the wind was howling and the leaves were russling but the sun was shining
I kept the baby in an enclosed hand when not smoking and sure enough it was blowing my socks off
I reached the post office and managed to cup it in my hand whilst I posted the package this was at about half way
I managed to just keep it lit when I left I got a big draw on it to keep it going that was it hell no it sent my brain into over drive and my legs felt a bit week
Managed to stagger [emoji1]home and get straight to the bar in the garden when I decided to balance the books with a stiff Glenfarclas cask strength 60% malt whiskey and finish off this little bastardo
With all things consider it burnt great it tasted great it packs a mighty left hook and is a monster of a small smoke better suited with a stiff drink and after dinner than lunchtime [emoji106][emoji1]
These are an excellent full flavoured powerful smoke and I will think they will mellow with some age into a little more subtlest
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Firstly I have not smoked one of these since they were introduced into the uk I think that was about 1998
However when I did smoke it I remember it as being a powerhouse that made me go green at the gills and a fair bit dizzy
Well back to this one
As you can see its in perfect condition a trade with tommy
I cut a fair bit off almost to the end of the cap mainly because as on a lot of these shaped cigars if you don't get enough off the draw can be a tad tight and does not flow well
Anyway i toasted the end to get it going ,first draw I new it was going to be a big boy in tight clothing [emoji1]
Well went for a walk to the post office to post off Tommys package and it's blowing a force ten gale out side the trees we're struggling the wind was howling and the leaves were russling but the sun was shining
I kept the baby in an enclosed hand when not smoking and sure enough it was blowing my socks off
I reached the post office and managed to cup it in my hand whilst I posted the package this was at about half way
I managed to just keep it lit when I left I got a big draw on it to keep it going that was it hell no it sent my brain into over drive and my legs felt a bit week
Managed to stagger [emoji1]home and get straight to the bar in the garden when I decided to balance the books with a stiff Glenfarclas cask strength 60% malt whiskey and finish off this little bastardo
With all things consider it burnt great it tasted great it packs a mighty left hook and is a monster of a small smoke better suited with a stiff drink and after dinner than lunchtime [emoji106][emoji1]
These are an excellent full flavoured powerful smoke and I will think they will mellow with some age into a little more subtlest
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