What areya smokin' today?

[Eespidie]

tonight... a Gurkha Grand Master, biggest scariest thing ive ever seen... surprised by how easy a smoke it was, smoked it within an inch of its life

[Schlep]

My shop just got in the box of Robusto Nordings by Rocky Patel. We smoked them when we were down in Honduras at the Villa. I'll be lighting one up shortly. Hopefully it will be as good as the ones I had before.

[sergione-cl]

I had a PSD4 and thought it was great but then I got this crazy burn issue I never had before. A chasm in the the cigar

[xxwaldoxx-cl]

Looks like a pretty nasty tunnel.

You can always clip the end and relight if the burn is too far gone.

[mrgatorman]

Originally Posted by sergione

I had a PSD4 and thought it was great but then I got this crazy burn issue I never had before. A chasm in the the cigar

Light another stick and smoke two at one time...

[alanf]

Originally Posted by Ceedee

Me, well I am starting off the day with a Roxor Robusto Maduro. It's cold as hell outside (40's ? frig!) and I am in the sun with a nice cup of Killer Beans. The smoke is starting off VERY nice, with hints of leather and some spicey. TONS of smoke and it has a short but sweet finish. Loving it so far....

[update] ... about half way through this stick and I am LOVING it! Really good tobacco taste with the leather and woodiness that I would have expected. The maduro wrapper is sweet and makes for some creamy smoke...

CD

I'm jealous. It's just too cold for me to go out and have a smoke (30's). You must have some pretty thick skin to smoke outside in the 40s. BTW, never heard of Roxor cigars. Can you give me some info on them? Thanks.

Alan

[Cigar Jockey-cl]

Rain today, no chance of smokin.

[roosterthomas-cl]

Sorry the rain is holding you back Cigar Jockey but not me, I am allowed to smoke in the house. Well... I do pay the bills! Anyway, had a Pepin Serie JJ after lunch, nummy!

[mrgatorman]

Originally Posted by roosterthomas

Sorry the rain is holding you back Cigar Jockey but not me, I am allowed to smoke in the house. Well... I do pay the bills! Anyway, had a Pepin Serie JJ after lunch, nummy!

I see who wears the pants in your family...someday Ill find mine...lol

[Cigar Jockey-cl]

I'm the boss of my laptop, after that...eh.

[Architeuthis]

Sancho Panza Quixote for breakfast and a Siglo I for lunch. Haven't decided what dinner will be yet. (Tuesday 04/10)

[CigarRob]

Grabbed a Consuegra from a bundle Travis gifted me a while back. I don't remember which number, but it was a robusto of about a 54 girth. Smoked most of it in the car. A little tight, but mostly enjoyable.

[Ceedee]

Originally Posted by alanf

I'm jealous. It's just too cold for me to go out and have a smoke (30's). You must have some pretty thick skin to smoke outside in the 40s. BTW, never heard of Roxor cigars. Can you give me some info on them? Thanks.

Alan

Alan, well, actually it's not the skin that's thick, it's what's under that that keeps me warm. He, he! It wasn't too cold for a good smoke though! Anywho, here's some info on the Roxor brand. They are made by Perseo Cigar. I heard about them originally from the Dogwatch #71 and on #73 - They interviewed the owner on #73... it was a goodie! Here is a direct link to that show on the Dogwatch Site: Show #73

[edit] Forgot about Blowing Smoke #032 - They smoked the Roxor Robusto Cameroon. Sorry Rob, my bad there!

If you can find the stick locally, it is a heckuva smoke - I highly recommend it!

CD

[Ceedee]

Originally Posted by acharpe

My wife was at work today, so I was stuck at home with a bunch of cigars begging to be smoked. I hated to hear all that begging, so off to the garage I went, bundled up (in Charleston, in April !!).

Started the afternoon off with a Choix Supreme and a glass of Redbreast Irish Whiskey. Great medium bodied cigar that I usually enjoy with coffee, but still great nonetheless.

After that, I went back out with a Tatuaje P3. The wrapper cracked like crazy (I think it was still too soon since I got the package on Thursday). But the draw and burn were perfect and those things taste great. They're mixed filler, but are fantastic. Well worth the 2-3 dollars they cost if you get 'em online. Had that one with a glass of Sazerac Rye, which is some of the best rye whiskey you can find under 30 bucks. It's the 6 year old Sazerac. I can't wait to get a bottle of th 18 year old.

I just came in after smoking an Anejo 46 I got in December. These things get better and better. I can't wait until the rest have been sitting a few more months. I don't know if they'll last though. Had some more Redbreast with that one. Excellent combination.

Aubrey, this is just one helluva story. You put me over the top with that bit on the Anejo 46! Damn that sounds like a day made in heaven...

CD

[alanf]

Originally Posted by Ceedee

Alan, well, actually it's not the skin that's thick, it's what's under that that keeps me warm. He, he! It wasn't too cold for a good smoke though! Anywho, here's some info on the Roxor brand. They are made by Perseo Cigar. I heard about them originally from the Dogwatch #71 and on #73 - They interviewed the owner on #73... it was a goodie! Here is a direct link to that show on the Dogwatch Site: Show #73

If you can find the stick locally, it is a heckuva smoke - I highly recommend it!

CD

Thanks for the info. They sound really good. I listen to all the Dog Watch Podcasts but I must have missed this reference - probably enjoying a smoke at the time and missed them talking about it. I doubt my local B&M have these so hopefully I can find them on the net somewhere.