Oh that's a shame. The Perdomo Grand Cru is a very underrated cigar.Curly J;1392778 wrote:Well The Wife went to bed and now is my time to have one. A Perdomo Grand Cru. It's kinda dry but I'm liking it, as always.
Good news is I only have 5 more dried out ones left. Everything else is in my Humidors which are working good...finally.
O-Trap;1392780 wrote:Oh that's a shame. The Perdomo Grand Cru is a very underrated cigar.
Not sure what I'm going to have tonight. Might break out my Perdomo Edicion de Silvio. It's been a rough week already.
They should call this one the RP Kickintheteeth. Tasty, but it's burly.Curly J;1393920 wrote:RP Fusion MM
Well The Wife went to bed and I'm halfway through the dried RP MM. Just walked to take a leak and damn is the smell through the Condo. Just hoping I can convince her in the morning that it is just my clothes.O-Trap;1393964 wrote:They should call this one the RP Kickintheteeth. Tasty, but it's burly.
Buy them as you can. Tasty stick.Curly J;1428442 wrote:Having my first ever Opus X. Might just smoke 2 of them tonight. They are selling them at the Cigar Tasting. Very nice stick.
O-Trap;1428450 wrote:Buy them as you can. Tasty stick.
Honestly, every now and then, a cigar lighter on the palate is nice. Especially if you don't start smoking it until later in the evening or night. That way, you don't taste it all the next day.Curly J;1431620 wrote:I did have a Xen tonight by Nish Patel. Wasn't too bad being a lighter cigar and all. Felt like I could smoke another or 5 of them. Nice break from the dark sticks I've been having...
Curly J;1431620 wrote:Oh and The Wife was having an Acid Blondie.
Bitch will like that...lolO-Trap;1431645 wrote:Honestly, every now and then, a cigar lighter on the palate is nice. Especially if you don't start smoking it until later in the evening or night. That way, you don't taste it all the next day.
My go-to is still the Man 'O War Virtue for that kind of stick, but the Xen is solid stick in a Connecticut wrapper.
I know enough to know that's a fantastic insight. I still only have a dozen or two brands to my name, but it wasn't until I ventured into darker and bolder smokes that I really started to enjoy the taste.O-Trap;1431645 wrote:Honestly, every now and then, a cigar lighter on the palate is nice.
O-Trap;1431665 wrote:Also, don't put too much into what Jonathan Drew told you. I remember CurlyJ said you guys talked to him, and Acid is one of his own brands.
It's marketed incredibly well (the Acid brand), though, so I certainly give him credit for that.
If you like something light and smooth, try the RP Vintage 1999 Connecticut. You won't be disappointed. Light enough that you could smoke it in the morning before a cup of coffee.
Side note: I have this ash tray, and I know where you got it. LOL!Curly J;1428442 wrote:Having my first ever Opus X. Might just smoke 2 of them tonight. They are selling them at the Cigar Tasting. Very nice stick.
Actually that is a ash tray at Jungle Jim's. I have an Oliva ash tray. I'll post pics one day along with my already full humidor. I really need to get a travel one too.O-Trap;1432194 wrote:Side note: I have this ash tray, and I know where you got it. LOL!
Ah, then I retract the latter statement, but this is the kind that CI usually sends as a complimentary gift with certain purchases. Got one from them with a gift bundle awhile back.Curly J;1432332 wrote:Actually that is a ash tray at Jungle Jim's. I have an Oliva ash tray. I'll post pics one day along with my already full humidor. I really need to get a travel one too.
