I know this is early but I am planning ahead. After stuffing myself with turkey and wine, I am thinking a long smoke on a RP Vintage. How about you guys?

I've got an 8 year old Punch Punch that needs smokin, I would def. be giving thanks for that

I am saving the Vegas Robaina that sarnone graciously sent me.

Probably smoke the 97 Punch Punch I got from Sli38.
Thanks bro.
Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)
P.S. Maybe that Partagas Salamone that I got from Buckwheat.

I am eyeing the Cohiba Siglo IV gifted to my by 4merfib.

Todd

Ditto #5

I have 4 nesting since July!

Still contemplating. I'd like to smoke something really nice, but by the time I'm done with dinner, I plan on being pretty buzzed up.

Hmmmm...

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who the hell is THAT guy?

Ahh the post-Thanksgiving dinner cigar. Always a favorite of mine. I usually improvise as I open the humidor...but I'm thinking either a Trinidad Robusto Extra or a Montecristo Edmundo.

Since I'll be in Tortola for Turkey Day, a nice ISOM from a local habanos shop along with some local rum oughta do the trick.

tell you when i finish it.




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hoping to hang out with a friend or 2 after the turkey dinner. I am actually not concerned with big name or rare taste on thanksgiving. I am actually more just trying to think of a long clow smoke. Something that could last 2 hours or so. long coo slow burning thing. I may do the think I never usually do of putting it in a box ot 60% to make sure that I can puff slow and it'll stay lit.

Think I'll compare a Romeo y Julieta Cedros Deluxe No. 2 DR with a Romeo y Julieta Cedros Deluxe No. 2 Habano on turkey day with some Sierra Nevada's.

Sardious...try yourself an Anejo #49...it'll take 2-hours minimum!

bsevern...let us know how that goes. I have the latter resting in my humi. I hear they are on the light side but I like my Habanos' on the light-medium side anyway.

I haven't a clue what I'm smoking. But it'll be good for sure! To me there is nothing like enjoying a cigar and a glass of wine after a huge dinner.

I have three Bolivar Parejos (real cubans)that have been aged about two years...

Since U brought it up, I have one lonely cuban cohiba that a customer gave me, and it would be a great time to burn it. I dont know what type it is or even if its real cuban but it was free! its for me.

Enjoy your new found hobby.

I am expecting to work a double this Thanksgiving, so the only thing I'll be looking forward to is bed. If I get lucky and get out early, I'll probably reach for something nice if the weather allows me a smoke.

put the enjoy hobby in wrong post sorry

Wheels first post...... LMAO!!!!

How did the guy who joined in 2009 post in 2006?