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Much less so now than in the past, but I still enjoy one with a neighbor and shooting buddy. He usually supplies the beer and I bring up a couple of cigars as we sit on my porch and enjoy some tunes and conversation.
There's nothing civil about this war.
For a while I was smoking about 6-8 a week. Now it's more like 1-2, but I do enjoy them. I would pair them with either Diet Coke or Coke Zero depending on the particular cigar. At some point I should write a book on how to pair cigars with diet soda.
Last edited by TheNewbie; 07-04-2018 at 05:13 PM.
Padron 1964 Exclusivo natural and highland single malt scotch. That's as good as it gets, at least for me.
You, sir, are a barbarian. I love ya, but it doesn't change the facts.Originally Posted by TheNewbie
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I enjoy different sticks but cut my teeth on Fuente 8-5-8's and a variety of cigars by "Pepin" and Padilla among others.
Every Friday afternoon, if work permitted, I'd hit Calle Ocho in Miami with a Cuban-American detective assigned to the Miami P.D. bomb squad and we'd stop at a variety of factories and tobacconists to see what looked good.
One of our favorite places was run by the father-in-law of singer Jon Secada. (I have a funny story about that place.)
Last edited by blues; 07-04-2018 at 05:42 PM.
There's nothing civil about this war.
I prefer the 1926, but you can't go wrong with a padron!
Cohiba Cubano.
Weller Sr.
Nothing more American than Kentucky spirits and a commie cigar.
"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson, Virginia Constitution, Draft 1, 1776
Truth is truth. Sadly I am devoid of barbarian women.You, sir, are a barbarian. I love ya, but it doesn't change the facts.
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I enjoy different sticks but cut my teeth on Fuente 8-5-8's and a variety of cigars by "Pepin" and Padilla among others.
Every Friday afternoon, if work permitted, I'd hit Calle Ocho in Miami with a Cuban-American detective assigned to the Miami P.D. bomb squad and we'd stop at a variety of factories and tobacconists to see what looked good.
One of our favorite places was run by the father-in-law of singer Jon Secada. (I have a funny story about that place.)
With the sweater, creamy, chocolaty cigars, I prefer diet coke. With a good leathery cigar, it's Coke Zero time.
I don't drink alcohol so I have to improvise.
I've place my own personal embargo against commie cigars, but I have a friend who loves them. I am a Nicaraguan guy myself.
Cohiba Cubano.
Weller Sr.
Nothing more American than Kentucky spirits and a commie cigar.
I'd have pegged you for Swisher Sweets!
There's nothing civil about this war.
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