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I've finally recovered from the hit smacked on me by Pobiak.
Boys...this guy may be a noob...but he's ALL PURE VET.

AF Anejo Reserva #46
AF Cuban Corona
Alec Bradley Harvest Select 1997
Alec Bradley Prensado
Alec Bradley Tempus Maduro
CAO Left Coast
Don Pepin Garcia Blue Original
Montecristo Classic
RyJ 1875 Bully
Tatuaje Fausto FT153

Thank you very much for all these primo smokes Don!!! I am utterly speechless.

SMGBobbyScott
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#1126

Nice hit and welcome to the nuthouse!

Zmarkadonis
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#1127

BlueDude wrote:

DAYUM, Don! Well done!

grrrrr609
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

13 years ago

#1128

Is Carls still up?

BlueDude
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#1129

You bonerholders have to google this:

CAO Left Coast

It has to be the most unique and intimidating smoke yet.
It should have come with a manual from CAO on how to cut, light, and smoke it.

mikejw
Connoisseur

13 years ago

#1130

Dogman, yer smokes are on their way, via UPS Ground, and expected to land by Friday.

UPS Receipt ID = 8394 6598 7832 1488 8392 001

grrrrr609
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

13 years ago

#1131

You bonerholders have to google this:

CAO Left Coast

It has to be the most unique and intimidating smoke yet.
It should have come with a manual from CAO on how to cut, light, and smoke it.

BlueDude wrote:

My local has the right coast

Philly Jack
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#1132

You bonerholders have to google this:

CAO Left Coast

It has to be the most unique and intimidating smoke yet.
It should have come with a manual from CAO on how to cut, light, and smoke it.

BlueDude wrote:

72 ring really that's nuts at what point do you look ridiculous smoking a large ring cigar 60 62 64 70 72 I thought the 7X60 UZI or the LFD digger looked like you were smoking a donkey D. The problem with large ring is the wrapper and binder can be anything because all you taste is filler yeah it burns cooler because you increased the diameter just relearn how to enjoy a cigar and slow down. I was schooled years ago if your getting a ember peek Vs a flat ash when it falls off your smoking too fast and I rarely have a cigar turn bitter or bad on me because it gets too hot. Personal choice and all not for me

SMGBobbyScott
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#1133

Philly Jack wrote:

I don't mind, actually prefer the larger bandwidths IF it is used to improve draw and/or flavor. There are several notable brands that I think do this well. The Asylum 13 stands out in this class, but the Digger, several Maccanudos, even a few Perdomos are really good on both of those scales. The Uzis are successful at improving flavor but the draw is a bear.

I do agree though that 72 may be about as far as you'd want to push it. After that, you are going to have problems cutting, smoking, and handling the cigar. I heard this week from the Asylum sales person that they will soon be releasing a 6x80...it is out of control.