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  • The Summertime Smoke Festival - Buckinghamshire

    Not sure if this has been posted about on here, but looks like the Summertime Smoke Festival is set for 1st August 2026 at E J Churchill in Buckinghamshire



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    Last edited by Cigar_Addict; 01-02-2026, 07:52 AM.

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    Tickets price isn't trivial but the idea is interesting 🤔

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    • #3
      This lists what was included last year for £200. No i didnt go.


      Steve, ldncigarsmoker, has a rundown here https://londoncigarsmoker.com/2025/0...igar-festival/ including gift packs and the day out.
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      I think I may finally have this CAD under control...

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ha_banos View Post
        This lists what was included last year for £200. No i didnt go.


        Steve, ldncigarsmoker, has a rundown here https://londoncigarsmoker.com/2025/0...igar-festival/ including gift packs and the day out.
        Phew, you can arrive by helicopter. For a second I thought I might have to use public transport 😂

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ha_banos View Post
          This lists what was included last year for £200. No i didnt go.


          Steve, ldncigarsmoker, has a rundown here https://londoncigarsmoker.com/2025/0...igar-festival/ including gift packs and the day out.
          Great write up by Cigarsmoker but a day of NC's isn't for me.
          Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post

            Great write up by Cigarsmoker but a day of NC's isn't for me.
            Curious to know what your last NC was. Have you had unfavourable experiences with them or just don't like the flavours etc?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Cigar_Addict View Post

              Curious to know what your last NC was. Have you had unfavourable experiences with them or just don't like the flavours etc?
              I smoked a Manacudo 1960's Jamacian last week & usually smoke a few during Lent. However, apart from the Manacudo, I don't buy them, just have a few gifted to me. I never smoked an NC I'd want to go & buy another of, I am sure there are good ones out there & the wrappers & construction are often superior to Cubans but I haven't the time or the inclination to wade through loads of so so smokes, when they are similar in price to Cubans these days & I have so many vintage Cuban's in the Boli' Cave, that I am unlikely to finish!
              Two major points, easier to easy draw, isn't good after 30yrs of a firm draw to very firm draw & they don't develop like a Cuban but stays very similar throughout - for me anyway.
              Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post

                I smoked a Manacudo 1960's Jamacian last week & usually smoke a few during Lent. However, apart from the Manacudo, I don't buy them, just have a few gifted to me. I never smoked an NC I'd want to go & buy another of, I am sure there are good ones out there & the wrappers & construction are often superior to Cubans but I haven't the time or the inclination to wade through loads of so so smokes, when they are similar in price to Cubans these days & I have so many vintage Cuban's in the Boli' Cave, that I am unlikely to finish!
                Two major points, easier to easy draw, isn't good after 30yrs of a firm draw to very firm draw & they don't develop like a Cuban but stays very similar throughout - for me anyway.
                Completely understandable, I had concluded similar thoughts after posting this. You are fortunate (probably not the right word) to have built up the stock you have over the years. It is for sure a time involved process of keeping & maturing Cubans till they become what we all hope they will be. Without the extensive experience you have, it still feels like a bit of a gamble for the likes of me.

                Even though I have had some nice Cubans & NC's, I'm still yet to have that light bulb moment that I remember from 15/20 years ago

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