So I come in for lunch nad my wife hands me a package. She said it just got dropped off at the front door. Some sneaky bassard put my name and address for the sender and the sendee. But, I'm thinking one of the condiments may yield a clue. It originated out of Cape Girardeau, MO.
The Condiments:
Plowboys BBQ Yardbird Rub
Miller's Homestyle Pure Sorghum Molasses
Woodburn Country Store Pure Honey
The Cigars:
Asylum Straight Jacket Robusto
Unbanded Mystery Stick
Diesell Delirium
Tatuaje Jekyll No. 7
Espinosa v Ortega Cubao Maduro Toro
Crowned Heads Jericho Hill OBS
The rub is excellent. I tasted a little this afternoon. Perfect mix of sweet heat. Can't wait to try it out on some barnyard pimp. I can think of numerous was to use the molasses. But, I think the first thing I'm gonna due is pour some over some homemade biscuits. I love honey either by itself or in my homemade crole honey-mustard sauce.
As far as the smokes are concerned, I'm blown away. I've never had any of them. But, it seems they are all full bodied smokes. Someone has been doing their research.
The Asylum is a blend by Christian Eiroa. IIRC he blened the OR Camacho Corojo's which is my all time favorite cigar. I would love to know what the mystery stick is. The Diesel should be a pleaser. Who wouldn't love a Nicaraguan puro of long-leaf ligeros? The Jekell wasn't even on my radar for some reason. I'm thrilled to have one. The Espinosa v Ortega is wrapped in a Equadoran broadleaf wrapper around Nicaraguan filler in the DPG factory in Esteli. What's not to like about that? The Jericho Hill is another Nicaraguan, but with a Mexican San Andreas wrapper.
I've got some super eating and smoking to do. To whomever sent me this little package of heaven, THANKS!!!
