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oh no, you di'int! ok, then an aged monte #2 as a pre-ND-gonna-win-celebration cigar and probably something even nicer saturday night! :tu

not that this really applies here, but anyway... i have one original release corona size opus x left from back in the day. 50% of me says i should smoke it this weekend, the other 50% of me say i should not. what should i do?

how many taboos are there and how many can you smoke in a week?! :r

lol. yeah, that is bad... :ss

yeah, appears to be an upmann coronas minor, to me...

mostly Atlantic Cigar for me...

maybe i'm missing something - but what right would US customs have to confiscate cuban cigars from a canadian citizen (presuming that's what the OP is)?

some of the best prices available are at atlanticcigar.com. but, you need to call - you'll get even better prices that way...

hey, rampage - what better place than right here to gain knowledge for your next purchase? as mentioned, check out perelman's comparison shopper for prices, but go ahead and hang out in the reviews sections, etc, to get a better idea of most of the cigars available on the market. cheers!

this has been my philosophy for quite some time now, as well. while a few years ago i arrived at the point where i decided to not 'settle' for everyday cigars that are mediocre and upped the ante to smoke only good ones (at least by my estimation) i reserve friday nights for special cigars...

can't help you on this, but here's what i don't get; what could possibly be the reason for manufacturers to 'code' their box codes? seriously, wtf are they doing that for? just seems needlessly clandestine to me...

chisel rocks. natural wrapper for me. i've enjoyed the couple of lanceros i've had as well.

Pappy is definately the bee's knee's...

anyone know anything about that LFD Hammer?

thanks for the review. how do these compare to the tat brown label especiales, if you have the experience? cheers!

holy crap - for $32 it better be at least smokable...

in the evenings, usually jazz - miles, coltrane, adderly, lee morgan, dexter gordan, monk, rollins, the usual suspects - great show to check out, typically broadcast on local public radio, or maybe NPR, is "Jazz with Bob Parlocha" - nobody knows more about the art form than this guy. here's his...

for the tonics, i go with the old standy, tanqueray. for martinis, i'm absolutely rabid over boodles!

i've bitched about this out here before, but anyway... i'd love to support my B&M around the corner from me, but they're almost obtuse in the way they refuse to pay attention to what's going on in the domestic cigar world. i've asked them about tatuajae, padilla, etc and they continue to be...

alright. your review is further affirmation that i never need to smoke anything by perdomo ever again. okey doke? :ss