Cigars have to be included in this smoking/bbq section! :)
My name is Travis and I am an addict!
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Cigars have to be included in this smoking/bbq section! :)
My name is Travis and I am an addict!
I haven't gotten into cigars yet
Tsk Tsk ... One does not start a cigar thread without naming off a few of his favorites!
While I do enjoy trying different things, one that I keep coming back to is the Torano Master (Natural) Robusto. It is just a very flavorful cigar that does not leave me chewing on it for the remainder of the evening. At some point I will have to try its Maduro sibling.
I had an ACID in Kuwait at end of deployment and that is the only cigars I ever have or ever will buy
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I enjoy a good smoke!!! My two favorites are Isla del Sol and CI Legends, both by Drew Estate. I had a Ghurka connecticut wrapped not too long ago that was a good easy going smoke. Pair those with a good whiskey or bourbon on the rocks and I am a happy man!
I was an Army flier and after an eventful flight in Iraq I would smoke an Isla del Sol. We had a little smoke pit covered with camo netting and a few dumpy chairs on the flight line. I would finish the post combat checks/inspections and post-flight the aircraft then burn down a smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGTREED
I was with 34th CAB so I know how much pilots love cigar time [emoji23]
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I wasn't a stick wiggler, but some of them did bum smokes when they found out I had a box in my ALSE locker.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGTREED
I’ve been really big in to Southern Draw cigars lately. My personal favorite is their Kudzu, a lot of people like their Rose of Sharon, which is really smooth, but mild. They’re also veteran owned. I’m fortunate enough to live less than 30 minutes from JR’s of Burlington, it also houses their distribution center go online sales, the humidor part of the store is massive, and has a smoke lounge, so I’m always up for suggestions. I only keep a small travel humidor at home, because I can swing by there and get whatever, pretty much anytimehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6d80bc9158.jpg
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I had a cigar that was very good and can not find out who actually makes it. the only thing I know is the band said Isabella. any help?
Hi James,Quote:
Originally Posted by james quade
I’ll look around Friday when I grab my weekly stogie, The JR’s near me has 1000’s of cigars on the shelves, maybe I can help.
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thanks RogerT that would be awesome, I have checked our local shops, they cant help.
James, I had no such luck at JR’s, but maybe this can help.Quote:
Originally Posted by james quade
Roger
https://www.isabelacigarcompany.com/
thank you I will give that a try..this group is great. went to the WEB site you found, that is the cigar. thank you very much
You really cant go wrong with anything from arturo fuente
Yum good taste
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Thanks will try them
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The "8-5-8" is always a solid choice. I tend to lean towards the maduro, but I also love coffee and stouts (beer).Quote:
Originally Posted by kylebryan
The "Sun Grown" did not seem to have unique flavors like some write-ups suggest. Although the last time I had one was several years ago, so I should consider trying it again.
The 8-5-8 Maduro had been my go to stogie for a long time, until I got into those Southern Draws, but I still have an 8-5-8 once in a while.
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Olivia serie G and V are my favorites.
I’ve tried a couple out and it’s alright. I used to have a few pipes. That’s my jam but I stopped all forms of smoking at the beginning of the year. I do miss it
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