Cigar(s) O' the Day

[smokinsteve]

Wow! This TatuajeLa Casita Criolla is a really unique cigar. Lots of sweetness and a great retrohale. Thanks, Steve!

I am glad you like it. They are one of my absolute favorites! I buy them by the box for about 6 dollars a stick at my local B&M so the price is great as well.

[CigarSpurs]

Looked for something not too strong for first cigar of the day. Decided on a Pinolero corona.

[Kip]

Having an Ezra Zion FHK Truth (7 X 44). Adore this vitola....



Just a hillbilly, Tappin and a-Talkin

[smokinsteve]

Starting my day off with this Voyage Petite Corona from Stewmuse. I'm really liking this cigar!

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[smokinsteve]

Trying one of these for the first time. Glad I have some good cigars to smoke and some Half Ashed podcast to listed to while I catch up on paperwork today.

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[Kip]

One of the most overlooked My Father-produced sticks.....Nestor Miranda Art Deco



Just a hillbilly, Tappin and a-Talkin

[BowhuntnHoosier]

The next hour and a half should be nice...

[Zedman05]

Definitely! You have Jager.....too bad you are smoking an Opus

Cigar F^iend

[Kip]

I enjoy getting up early on a Sunday morning for a cigar. It's especially easy now that I have to take one of the medications early in the a.m. It's my "Cool of the morning" opportunity each week to unwind with no kids, no work, and no stress. Today I picked a Daruma Mutante (lancero) to accompany the time, and it's especially tasty. It's behaving a bit temperamentally with the burn, probably due to the near-100% humidity....but still pretty dang tasty.

[kurtdesign1]

Tonights Delight.
Mystery Cuban Custom Roll.
A friend hit me with this, but forgot what he ended up giving me....lets try it and find out. Watch, it will be the best cigar I have ever had, but I will never know where it came from


Cigar F^iend

I'm no expert but in an attempt to help I'll provide a guess. The roller "Reynaldo" saw popularity in my circles over the past few years. His wrappers were near Maduro and he popularized a newer vitola called the cimmerones; basically a large ring, moderately straight sided cigar, yet with a partially conical head.
As a second guess I would say that looks like it could be a rustic "Santos" blend.

Many other custom rollers tend to focus on beauty. These two gents seem to enjoy the bolder tendencies a cigar can offer over a slick appearance.


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