Would you like a Cigar?

But, do you do anything interesting with the boxes?
 
I’ve had some good luck smoking some Olivas and some Nicaraguan seconds.
 
Smoking a Montecristo by AJ Fernandez.

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Relaxing a bit. Took my granddaughter fishing at our property today; caught a total of 10 fish to include a Warmouth fish.

I know @Brent in Az will enjoy the fishing (y)

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Any catfish in that pond?

I’m not sure, I’ll have those who fish it before I bought it. This was the first time fishing, and I wanted my granddaughter to be the first one to catch a fish. :)
 
(y) Let me know how you like it
 
I'm a sucker for sampling Boutique blends, so I figured I'd give it a go.
Complex flavor notes, but definitely dominated by the caramel and espresso notes
Pretty good in my opinion.

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Sounds like you have a tasty cigar. Can’t go wrong with Caramel and expresso. (y)

I’m at the farm and we got a pretty good rain. It’s sprinkling now, and I’m smoking under the protection of an umbrella. :ROFLMAO:

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For sure!!!
 
Well gents.....if I like a cigar flavor but have problems with a particular stick, I will usually give it a second chance
I won't be buying anymore of the CAO Speed shop Habanos.
The Habano wrapper is thin and brittle and cracks easily, and starts to peel. The first one I sampled cracked as well
I just lost 2/3 of a cigar because it started to disintegrate, and I had to chuck it.
 
Can’t go wrong with a My Father cigar. That’s a shame you had two bad experiences with those Flatheads. I wonder if the dry heat affected the cigar. I’ve had similar experience when it’s been too cold.
 

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