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Last post 9 years ago by bs_kwaj. 5 replies replies.
My Friday night cigars . . .
bs_kwaj Offline
#1 Posted:
Joined: 02-13-2006
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It's my Friday, which is really Wednesday evening, and it will be Thursday morning in 6 hours when I get off work, while it's Wednesday morning back in the states. So, when I start smoking it will really be Thursday morning here and still Wedensday morning back over there in the states. So, my weekend is actually Thursday and Friday here while it is Wednesday and Thursday there and... when it's Frday there it will be Saturday here which is like my Monday as I go back to work. Gonz
(Somebody help out 05busa with that.) ;-)


Tonight I brought along:

Arturo Fuente Flor Fina 8-5-8
Perla del Mar boxed pressed something-or-other
Punch Rare Corojo

Anybody have some thoughts on the Perla Del Mar?

Cool
ZRX1200 Offline
#2 Posted:
Joined: 07-08-2007
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It's a cigar.
bs_kwaj Offline
#3 Posted:
Joined: 02-13-2006
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And as long as it has an easy draw, lot of smoke, and good flavor... what more could you ask for?

Angel
ZRX1200 Offline
#4 Posted:
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Never had one, hope it treats you well bro.
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#5 Posted:
Joined: 02-13-2006
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Ok, here's the results.

I lit up the Perla del Mar. It wasn't an easy draw at first, but it wasn't too bad. I didn't think much about it at first. Down into the end of the first third it was smoking easy and starting to taste pretty good. It was very mild, but had some very good flavor. I had read a couple of reviews earlier that were favorable. And I have to agree, something about it was just good. I think the reviews mentioned a caramel taste. I didn't get that until the last third. It was very tasty at that point. Then I looked down at my watch and realized I had been smoking it for an hour and a half!

Then I lit up the Punch Rare Corojo. What a disappointment! It wasn't an easy draw to start. I kept at it and then discovered it was tunneling like that floating turd in Star Trek that was flying through space gobbling up planets. I grabbed my open cutter that I keep at the Vets Hall and cut the end off about a half inch from the cherry. After that it started smoking ok, but it still had a little tunneling going on. The flavor at that point was pretty good however. But it was a hassle.

Since that only lasted for about a half hour I went ahead and lit up the AF 8-5-8. It didn't have an easy draw at first either. I squished around on it and it got better, but at that point it was just like... an ok cigar. d'oh!

All this time I was listening to a new Pandora channel.... Merle Haggard. :-) Some Merle, too much Willie and Waylon and the boys, some Johnny Cash, Dwight Yokum, Hank Williams, HW Jr, Ray Charles, Charlie Daniels, Alan Jackson, George Jones, etc. That was all good and made me think back to some good times at some rural honky tonks in Texas and a couple of places sin St. Louis.

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