What cigar (or pipe) did you smoke today?

rkwilker · Jan 29, 2009

CAO Brazilia Robusto.

Kermez · Jan 29, 2009

601 Habano Oscuro Corona

Mr. Paladin · Jan 29, 2009

Night before last, I enjoyed a HdM Excaliber Legend. I am becoming very fond of these. Last night it was a Rocky Patel Sungrown; another great cigar!

Kermez · Jan 29, 2009

Mr. Paladin said:
Night before last, I enjoyed a HdM Excaliber Legend. I am becoming very fond of these.

Yeah, they're not a bad cigar for a good price.

indycop · Jan 29, 2009

rkwilker said:
CAO Brazilia Robusto.

One of my favorites.

SamMarlowPI · Jan 30, 2009

*off topic* but the other day i was talking to a guy in my geology class and i noticed a pipe stem sticking out of his field jacket pocket...it seemed odd to me b/c i'm the only one i know who smokes a pipe besides some of the folks here and now i know someone else outside of cyberspace does too...lol...anyway...it was kinda cool...

Mr. Paladin · Jan 30, 2009

Victor Sinclair Series 55-cameroon

CigarMan · Jan 30, 2009

Don Pepin Garcia Blue Invicto (5 x 50)

This is a full bodied cigar with a unique composition and blend. It has an enjoyable flavor and exquisite aroma with an excellent burn. Blue Label is presented in a beautifully handcrafted cedar box of 25 cigars.

Wrapper: Corojo Oscuro
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua

rkwilker · Jan 30, 2009

Yeah Indy, I also like them. My 5 Vegas Series A sticks arrived yesterday so that was my choice last night. Good value for a moderately priced cigar. I'm happy with them. Thanks for your testimonial about them Indy. Smoked it in your honor!

spiridon · Jan 30, 2009

CigarMan said:
Don Pepin Garcia Blue Invicto (5 x 50)

This is a full bodied cigar with a unique composition and blend. It has an enjoyable flavor and exquisite aroma with an excellent burn. Blue Label is presented in a beautifully handcrafted cedar box of 25 cigars.

Wrapper: Corojo Oscuro
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua

I like anything blended by Don Pepin. His blends suit my strength and flavor preferences to a "T".

indycop · Jan 30, 2009

rkwilker said:
Yeah Indy, I also like them. My 5 Vegas Series A sticks arrived yesterday so that was my choice last night. Good value for a moderately priced cigar. I'm happy with them. Thanks for your testimonial about them Indy. Smoked it in your honor!

Maybe I can have one tonight too, it's been a little while since I have had anything!

jamespowers · Jan 30, 2009

RedPop4 said:
My last was Saturday night, but it had no band, and I hadn't marked the cap. All I know for certain is the Island of origin

An exotic little one I assume?

St.Ignatz · Jan 30, 2009

Perdomo Habano early and a Kristoff Robusto Corojo after the barber.

Mr. Paladin · Jan 31, 2009

Last night I had a new one I had not seen before around here; an Arganese CI. Not bad, very spicy in the last inch or so. Wouldn't buy a box but its nice for a change.

spiridon · Jan 31, 2009

La Luna Natural Fuerte Colada.....a spicy little smoke. Marta Perez rolls some of the finest cigars around.

Harp · Feb 1, 2009

Stopped by Iwan Ries & Co. on Wabash Avenue for Frog Morton
this afternoon and given a Syrian Latakia blend mixture to sample.
IR's pipe collection is quite impressive; found a Ganeval Bondier & Donniger
voyager that bowled me over.

shortbow · Feb 2, 2009

Nice to see the pipe smoker's posts. We seem to be heavily outnumbered by the cigar guys. I wonder how many folks, passing on the street, would know what Syrian Latakia is?lol

The aroma and taste of latakia in a nice virginia-based blend transports me into a rarified realm of campfires, olden times, rifle smoke, the drip of a canoe paddle on a dawn-blushed wilderness lake, the wind in sub-alpine black spruce, baby's breath, the smell of a beautiful woman's new-washed-rain-dampened hair.

I like it so much, I'm surprised it ain't illegal.lol

feltfan · Feb 2, 2009

indycop said:
One of my favorites.

Had a CAO Brasilia last night myself. I was surprised by
its spicy start and strong flavor. IC, you still find the
Italia too strong? That Brasilia is somethng!

Smoked in my cactus-secured back yard rather than
my customary front steps, due to the fact that a guy
was mugged, shot and killed a couple of blocks from here
and no one is yet in custody. Gotta love Oakland- no fire
chief, police chief leaving in disgrace, and a mayor who
works part time.

John Boyer · Feb 2, 2009

The Super Bowl Game pipe was a Pohlmann Bent Egg with Reiners blend #71. Reiners #71 is an excellent Virginia: golden Virginia tobacco with a little "white" Burley and a touch of Perique, long slices, rubbed out.

John

indycop · Feb 2, 2009

feltfan said:
Had a CAO Brasilia last night myself. I was surprised by
its spicy start and strong flavor. IC, you still find the
Italia too strong? That Brasilia is somethng!

Smoked in my cactus-secured back yard rather than
my customary front steps, due to the fact that a guy
was mugged, shot and killed a couple of blocks from here
and no one is yet in custody. Gotta love Oakland- no fire
chief, police chief leaving in disgrace, and a mayor who
works part time.

If you don't exercise your 2nd amendment rights I hope you are keeping a good eye out!!

To me the brasilia is excellent but the Italia hits me right in the gut although my wife likes them both just fine.

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