^ looks like your label. And machine work

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I’ve already ordered one. It’s not the price that bothers me. It’s that I’ve got all kinds of crap I’ve bought for cigars and pipes. No matter. I’ll downsize soon.

*81796 - DE KFC

That's been my plan too...for about 5 years. Started some projects but always distracted by new ones.

Sigh....

#81,7NINE7 - Tat Black Label Petite Lancero

#81,798 - Oliva Master Blend 3

81799 - Graycliff 10 Year Vintage maduro robusto


the number counting on this page 🤦

^^^ You didn't complain about my maths when i sent you a fiver.^^^^^

😂 I can’t count

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81800 - Cusano CC lonsdale
81801 - La Aurora Embassador Habana Corojo corona gorda

81802: Latitude Zero Signature BP Robusto
This is an enjoyable cigar for me. Kickoff with black pepper, leather. Black pepper fades almost completely away at 1/2 inch and heavy leather tastes more like light leather but still present. Lots of toasty bread and malt and graham cracker throughout first half. Back half the graham crackers notch up to a molasses flavor and black pepper is in background. Just somewhat creamy but it’s there. In the final third that pleasant sour twang bursts onto the palate quite suddenly, quickly followed by a bit of salt. There is a sweet and toasty finish throughout the entire experience. The draw is right where I like it. It is box pressed and I used a deep V cut, the tobacco at the cap was quite tasty. There was a crack in the first third that didn’t seem to affect my smoking pleasure. Just one prominent vein and other, smaller veins well distributed. The seems were visible and compared to other cigars maybe they were a bit sloppy but presented no problems. The wrapper was dark, somewhat oily with a light shine and it appeared to have enough little bumps to say it is a bit toothy. I look forward to finishing my five pack but with all of the competition out there and my storage overflowing, I doubt I’ll buy these again soon.

81803 Class34 No9
81804 Tat PCR

I go back to my last post and carefully count up to the post I’m making, being sure to correct any miscounts, repeats or mistakes. Then I punch in the wrong number and post.

😂

Right ^. I stare at the number before the one I’m supposed to post. My brain memorizes then I copy it. Or I just post something completely wrong

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81805 - Oliva serie V melanio maduro figurado

81806 - LFD 1994

81807: 601 Blue Label Maduro BP Robusto
I’m trying to learn about different cigar makers and it is difficult to keep them sorted out. This little BP Maddie is made by Erik Espinosa and I like it. I’m thinking if I let them rest longer I’ll like them even more. Excellent construction and perfect draw for me. Very earthy and woody up front then less earth and molasses and pepper comes on and lasts until the middle of last third. At that point the cigar was burning too hot and it became bitter. I could have been rushing it at the end. But it is a nice medium + Maduro with long sweet aftertaste. I’m going to keep an eye on Espinosa’s other blends.

81808 - Havana Cream robusto
81809 - 5 Vegas Petites

81810 Alec Bradley prensado lost art romusto from jeebs thank you brother Been a while since I’ve had one and this one is pretty good. Has a very light pepper thing going on that I like. I don’t love the super pepper bomb cigars but this level of pepper is good. Semi sweet up front with a little pepper on the exhaust side. I’d smoke it again

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Hey Jake, I’m very glad you enjoyed it. It’s a cheaper cigar but I like them too.