Coming to terms with my Neanderthal pallette

[Major Captain Silly]

So, last night I had a Padilla 1932 toro as my opening cigar of the evening. It was okay for me. Not bad but not great. I followed it up with a Legends Orange Label (Rocky Patel). I loved it. It was everything I look for in a cigar. I am a cave man and I'm okay.


MCS

[andrewsutherland2002]

So easy a caveman can do it!

[romwarrior]

Smoke what you like!

[uncballzer]

I hadn't tried the RP legends yet; may have to pick one up now. First Legend series I had was DPG; didn't know it was a series with lot of different rollers, but may have to try them all now.

[sikk50]

Originally Posted by uncballzer

I hadn't tried the RP legends yet; may have to pick one up now. First Legend series I had was DPG; didn't know it was a series with lot of different rollers, but may have to try them all now.

Yup, each label is a different roller. Most of the major rollers are represented. Check it out, its like a "one stop shop"

[Aladdin Sane]

Originally Posted by romwarrior

Smoke what you like!

Like what you smoke!

[GAW]

It was an early spring day a few years ago and I decided to open the window wide, let the fresh balmy air sweep in off a western breeze and smoke a cigar in the study. I chose an RP Vintage 1990 Toro, a cigar always dependable and enjoyable to me at the time. As I cut and torched the foot I already could taste the beginning of an exceptional smoking experience. What transpired over the next hour or so was one of the most memorable cigars I have ever smoked - wave after wave of sweet,rich leathery cigar heaven. I was mesmerized by a perfectly ordinary cigar that somehow had achieved the supreme moment in time it's maker had intended for it. Cigar smoking is not the sum total of other peoples opinions - it is what happens to you each and every time you choose to smoke a particular cigar and when the gods smile - well you don't argue you just let it unfold. The cigars have no clue about what kind of palette you bring!

Originally Posted by Major Captain Silly

So, last night I had a Padilla 1932 toro as my opening cigar of the evening. It was okay for me. Not bad but not great. I followed it up with a Legends Orange Label (Rocky Patel). I loved it. It was everything I look for in a cigar. I am a cave man and I'm okay.


MCS

[Dgar]

^^^^^^^^^

Well put!!! I like your comment about cigar smoking not being the sum total of others opinions. It sounds like the RP was the perfect cigar, congrats.

[TonySmith]

Originally Posted by Major Captain Silly

So, last night I had a Padilla 1932 toro as my opening cigar of the evening. It was okay for me. Not bad but not great. I followed it up with a Legends Orange Label (Rocky Patel). I loved it. It was everything I look for in a cigar. I am a cave man and I'm okay.


MCS

Com'on cavemen are extinct, you must be a smokus erectus

[andrewsutherland2002]

http://www.dancingcaveman.com/
Now we know that MCS loves to dance too! You party animal!

[King Leonidas]

[SIZE=3]It's ok cavemen are people too!!![/SIZE]

[andrewsutherland2002]

Originally Posted by King Leonidas

[SIZE=3]It's ok cavemen are people too!!![/SIZE]

That pic is!

[Mullet]

There's nothing wrong with enjoying a cigar.

[smokin5]

On the bright side, think of the $$$$ you'll save!
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