^ I got your phat azz right here!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BIGYNvBCUAAmmrd.jpg 😁
And... that Papi Chulo had a bit of a firm draw, but the flavor was very good. Might characterize it as kinda oily.
The Arturo Fuente, I'm thinking it's one of the Chateau line, with the green in the band, was also a bit tight to start, but it opened up and smoked fine. Although, I did notice that I was double puffin' on it occasionally. I think I'm getting to where I could pick out an AF in a blind taste test.
And then there was the Padron. Right from the toasting I could tell it was gonna be good. Easy draw, lot of smoke, and that distinctive Padron 1926 flavor.
I don't much get into comparing cigars. I just kinda take them each for what they are. 😲
But... in this case... the Padron wins! 😎
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Friday, April 10, 2015 6:34:15 PM |
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