I want your opinion on smaller size ISOM, like robusto or coronas or any size that you can smoke in a short time span. Please let me know your experiences. And what's your take on the ISOM Montecristo No 4. Your opinions will be greatly appreciated. Also, I wanted to know about female hot oil wrestling...

choner

"Jacks on D" in downtown Modesto.

Any of the smaller Bolivars will, IMO, give you the "best bang for the buck." On the other hand, female hot oil wrestling is a matter of preference, largely determined by whether it is real or staged. The staged version is relatively easy to come by, "you pays your money, you watch the show." The spontaneous version depends on who you know and how close the size of your cojones will allow you to get to the action...........sorry, I digress........

I have always been a fan of the Monte #4...i think i might have sent you one a ways back...

RasDas

Joe

choner,

See my review of the Hoya de Ricky Ricardo ISOM (LOL). It was really a St. Luis Rey Corona. I had misidentified it as a Petit Corona and KingofSmithville advised me it was the slightly longer version.

It was far and away, the best corona I have ever smoked in my entire life. As a matter of fact, it was almost the best Cigar I've ever smoked.

Monte # 4 and R&J #2 tubos is what I usually get when I'm in Canada. I've had Bolivar mini-Coronas,twice. Once was good and once I got burned on a fake.
I like the R & Js because the price is reasonable and they don't seen to be counterfeited as much especially the tubos

I have had quite a few Monte #4s and they are typically rolled pretty dern tight. I dont care for them. MHO...

Rasdas, yes I had to go search and I do have your Monte #4 you sent. I'll smoke it tomorrow. Thanks again!

choner

San Cristitibol.. El, Princepe...

Fantastic Smoke and good price...

one of my Favs...

Hog

Oh and for a power house little SOB...

Punch Punch...

grond... Saint Louis Ray "A"???

they are a damn fine smoke... to match get your hands on a 98 Luci!!!!!


Hog

mmmmmmmm... i rather like cigars that are rolled a bit light. too much tight packing, and it makes me nervous about the draw.

Cav.. not with an ISOM... and soon you will change.. a soggy cigar is something I hate... and many box pressed turn into soggy... with the exception of Buc's, Torano's, Padron and Ashtons... and a few other dollar sticks...

Hog

Partagas shorts.

without a doubt, what X said

party shorts, outstanding



martini

I've got a friend who's appetite for all other cigars paled after he tried a Ramon Allones Specially Selected, it's a robusto size. He still hasn't given me one. Direct quote, "You're gonna wonder why you ever put your lips on anything else." He said it, not me.

Ben

Choner or anyone else for that matter. I got a site marked that has excellent reviews of any and all ISOMs. It can be searched by maker and size across makers. I use this often to get insight as to what I may want to try next. Hit me for the link if you want.

david dot henseler at cingular dot com

Monte #4....great little smoke.....pat, you must have gotten a bad plugged batch.

Most are covered above but my picks........

San Cristobal El Principe
Partagas Shorts
Monte #4
Cuaba Divinos

Choner...let me know how that turns out...

And yes, they are packed a little tight...but i find in this case it helps keep the thing lit for a while...

RasDas

Joe

my favorite is a monte #5. right now my dealer can't get them. i suspect they are not being made any longer.

the few i have left have been in the humidor several yearsalong with 2 monte "A"s i am saving for kurt warners return to glory. i hope.