usahog
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21 years ago
Well after reading a few threads on here about the Graycliffs and the Griffin's Cigars I recalled having a few of these stashed away.. or stuffed away to be exact in my dog rocket stash... in any matter I located the above cigar and was going to smoke it to see if my tastes have changed... when I first found it my recollection of the band and cigar... the band looked to be of the previous cigar I smoked a few years previous, but the wrapper on the cigar as I recalled seemed to be darker then I remember?

I couldn't locate the Graycliffs last evening so I'll have to do another thread later on it... but for now...

prelight was good..prelight draw was also good, upon lighting I found it a bit troublesome to maintain a configured light all the way around even with rolling... finally it took to the lighter and after many puffs I was settling into an old memory... only this time the cigar seemed to be a bit on the bitter/heavier side then what I recalled? as it was making it's way to the 1/2" mark the bitterness was vanishing but the medium build of the cigar remained... these to me were more on the mild/bland side as I recall in the past?? as it made it's way to the 1" mark I was having a bit of trouble with the one side burning a bit faster then the other almost as if the cigar was wanting to tunnel on me? (this could have been where I had it stored as I do not mess with rotation in my dog rocket collection) and I had to Burn the cigar even a few times while smoking it... by the time the cigar made it to the 2/3rds mark it had kept the same complexity nothing was standing out or telling me this is a great cigar? going past this point and getting almost to the 1/2 way mark it did for a few puffs bring out a sort of floral taste and then fell back to the same bland tobacco taste complexity from the beginning... I remained smoking it for a bit longer before I just set it off to the ashtray and chalked it off as nothing new, even with the 3-4 yrs age it had on it... all in all... it's still a dog rocket on my tastebuds...

Hog
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Mrs. Usahog
21 years ago

Hog was sitting at the computer smoking this thing and just the smell of the cigar left a taste in my mouth for several hours. Geez, it was even worse when I decided to try it. YUK!

Mrs. Hog
Jdllizard
21 years ago
Isn't he supposed to be building humidors Mrs.USAHog??
John L
usahog
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21 years ago
John you tryin to get me in trouble?? LMAO!!!

I've got 2 in the works... have been for about 2-3 yrs now... and I've got a Tressle Table to complete... 155 yr old quarter sawn Oak for her Kitchen... and I've got a few projects completed waiting on the funds to SHIP!!! (Ahem) and now working on a Computer Armiour for my oldest daughter... along with putting together flag cases and picture frames...

now can we get back to discussing cigars?? LMAO!!!!
the one above in photo was IMO a dog Rocket!!!!! LOL

Hog
Mrs. Usahog
21 years ago

He is....in his mind!! LOL Soon the mind will kick in with the body and off he will go to the shop.


Mrs. Hog
Mrs. Usahog
21 years ago
This stupid server *&%#!!

You beat me to it Hog!

Mrs. Hog
xrundog
21 years ago
Another overrated cigar Russ.
jackconrad
21 years ago
Speaking o ... whatever happened to the Griffin known as "Merv"?
eleltea
21 years ago
Yes, Hog, but The Griffins XX, that's another story.
usahog
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21 years ago
thats what SteveS was telling me LLT...

sometime when I'm out and about I'll have to pick one up to try... that is if their not a lrage dent on the wallet?? the lesser of the line didn't impress me enough to splurge my curiosity LOL

Hog
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