Any cigar aficionados?
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Funny story...
I went to the smoke shop today where I buy all my hookah stuff. They have a full walk-in humidor. I asked the owner to suggest something, and he says "for a regular customer like you? I have something good."
He reached up to the top shelf, behind a bunch of empty boxes, and pulled out a box of cubans.
Bought a few of them. Enjoying one right now. Man, these things are tasty.
I went to the smoke shop today where I buy all my hookah stuff. They have a full walk-in humidor. I asked the owner to suggest something, and he says "for a regular customer like you? I have something good."
He reached up to the top shelf, behind a bunch of empty boxes, and pulled out a box of cubans.
Bought a few of them. Enjoying one right now. Man, these things are tasty.
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[QUOTE=OCMusicJunkie,Aug 2 2008, 10:00 PM] Funny story...
I went to the smoke shop today where I buy all my hookah stuff. They have a full walk-in humidor. I asked the owner to suggest something, and he says "for a regular customer like you? I have something good."
He reached up to the top shelf, behind a bunch of empty boxes, and pulled out a box of cubans.
I went to the smoke shop today where I buy all my hookah stuff. They have a full walk-in humidor. I asked the owner to suggest something, and he says "for a regular customer like you? I have something good."
He reached up to the top shelf, behind a bunch of empty boxes, and pulled out a box of cubans.
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-H. Upmann Vintage Cameroon is a great smoke for the money. $6 a stick and it was rated a 92 in cigar aficionado magazine a few years back.
-Ashton VSG. It's got a great full flavor but its smooth.
-My personal favorite (if I can ever find it) is a Padron 1926 40th anniversary. OMG. I almost cried when it was gone. I continued to smell my fingers I was holding it with for a few hours. I didn't want to wash them.
-Ashton VSG. It's got a great full flavor but its smooth.
-My personal favorite (if I can ever find it) is a Padron 1926 40th anniversary. OMG. I almost cried when it was gone. I continued to smell my fingers I was holding it with for a few hours. I didn't want to wash them.
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Originally Posted by kalibo,Aug 3 2008, 12:15 PM
-H. Upmann Vintage Cameroon is a great smoke for the money. $6 a stick and it was rated a 92 in cigar aficionado magazine a few years back.
Only thing there hard to find localy for me.
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I'm always trying other brands, blends, and flavors, but I always, always keep drifting back to Onyx Reserve No 2 Belicoso's.
Always perfect burning, perfect smoke, and a rather intense flavor that is nothing less than enjoyable.
http://www.famous-smoke.com/cigars/search/...-_-CI-ONR-BEL2M
Pick up a 5 pack, you will not regret it.
Always perfect burning, perfect smoke, and a rather intense flavor that is nothing less than enjoyable.
http://www.famous-smoke.com/cigars/search/...-_-CI-ONR-BEL2M
Pick up a 5 pack, you will not regret it.
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You know it's funny, for years I've been smoking 2-3 bowls of hookah a night and consider myself a true aficionado. Everyone who has ever smoked with me says i make better hookah than any bar they've been to.... but a few nights in a row of smoking fine cigars and I'm actually enjoying them a bit more. I can't say for sure why, but there is a much different feel I enjoy. I think I could get into this. 