Your latest cigar purchase? (Page 4 of 84)
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Originally Posted By Ratters:
Ok, I'm done. Seriously. No more smoke purchases for at least a year. Well, maybe six months. Bought a case of Camacho Corojo Machitos. Then a 5er of the Camacho SLRs off cbid as well as a box of Triple Maduro 4.5x50s off cbid for $100. But seriously, done.  AH...choo....... 
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Just a few months ago, I was here asking for suggestions for a "first" smoke.
Now, I'm wondering how I could have been so stupid as to have bought so small of a humidor (100 ct). Last week alone, from that evil CB: Camacho Triple Maduro 11/18 - 5-Pack Camacho SLR Rothschild Maduro - 5-Pack Camacho 1962 Corona - 5-Pack CAO Gold Maduro Robusto - 5-Pack Macanudo Baron de Rothschilde Maduro - 5-Pack Monster Maduros IV Sampler - 20 Cigars This batch worked out to just under $3 a stick. Gonna need to throw together a coolidor to stash what's coming this week. 
Bastards & pushers... all of you! 
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Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Well just thought I would put up my latest purchase 
http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/056.jpg http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/053.jpg so what ya think I likey!! Nice score... If you haven't tried them yet, you're going to love those 601 Blue Labels |
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Originally Posted By elderboy02:
Don Pepin Garcia Serie JJ Maduro Sublimes :
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z282/elderboy02/DPG%20JJ%20Maduro%20Sublime%20Purchase%2012-13-08/100_1643.jpg Sweet!!
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Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Well just thought I would put up my latest purchase
http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/056.jpg http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/053.jpg so what ya think I likey!! Nice. How do you like those Nubs? Haven't tried any yet, myself. |
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Originally Posted By mcmoyer:
I should have a box of Cruzado Marelas hitting the doorstep tomorrow.  Ooh, that's a good smoke. Here's my review of it: http://www.stogiereview.com/2008/12/18/guest-review-cruzado-marelas/ And I've reached 30 days with no new purchases.
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Originally Posted By JH225:
Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Well just thought I would put up my latest purchase
http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/056.jpg http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/053.jpg so what ya think I likey!! Nice. How do you like those Nubs? Haven't tried any yet, myself. Hey JH, Well to start with I heard really good things about the nubs and I agree they are very nice. I am still really new to sticks so its hard for me to give descriptive flavors, but if pressed I would say peppery maybe a little spicy with a cream lol I hope that makes sense. Another reason I got them is I thought they would not last as long to smoke... LOL whatever it took me about an hour and a half to finish it. I don't have a smoking room just yet and I smoke in my shop witch is not heated (I should get a space heater) and here in Idaho about 5000ft its a little cold this time of year!! Some say the Habano Nub tastes like the Oliva Serie V, I don't know since I have not smoked one YET. I will buy more when mine runs out that is the true test if you will buy them again, I hope that helps. Take care and Merry Christmas. Josh |
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Originally Posted By Ratters:
Originally Posted By mcmoyer:
I should have a box of Cruzado Marelas hitting the doorstep tomorrow. Ooh, that's a good smoke. Here's my review of it: http://www.stogiereview.com/2008/12/18/guest-review-cruzado-marelas/ And I've reached 30 days with no new purchases. This isn't "cigar buyers anonymous"...peddle your guilt elsewhere sir 
After falling in love with the Illusione, I was a little disappointed in the Cruzado 
It was ok, but too expensive to be just ok in my book. I'll give another a go at some point though in case the problem was me and not the smoke 
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Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Well just thought I would put up my latest purchase
http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/056.jpg http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh258/pennilesscaucasianrubbish/053.jpg so what ya think I likey!! I like as well !! Love those Sopranos.....
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Originally Posted By Ratters:
Originally Posted By mcmoyer:
I should have a box of Cruzado Marelas hitting the doorstep tomorrow. Ooh, that's a good smoke. Here's my review of it: http://www.stogiereview.com/2008/12/18/guest-review-cruzado-marelas/ And I've reached 30 days with no new purchases. Hey! That review was by "Walt"...not Ratters! Actually, I read your review & that was part of what pushed me over the edge. So, THANKS!
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Originally Posted By mcmoyer:
Originally Posted By Ratters:
Originally Posted By mcmoyer:
I should have a box of Cruzado Marelas hitting the doorstep tomorrow. Ooh, that's a good smoke. Here's my review of it: http://www.stogiereview.com/2008/12/18/guest-review-cruzado-marelas/ And I've reached 30 days with no new purchases. Hey! That review was by "Walt"...not Ratters! Actually, I read your review & that was part of what pushed me over the edge. So, THANKS!
Ha, I know, didn't give me credit. Nah, Walts a great guy and I could care less.
I really like the Cruzado more than the Illusiones, which seem a bit bland to me. |
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| 5 Hemingway classic Maduro's. I cannot get the shop owner to sell me the entire box when they come in. [>:/] Something about other customers or some crap like that. |
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Post holiday drag presents to myself and some friends here. Came out to about $3.20 per stick shipped.
Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Toro Maduro - 5-Pack Indian Tabac Maduro Boxer - 5-Pack Indian Tabac Maduro Tomahawk - 5-Pack Best of Don Pepin Garcia Collection - Box of 8 |
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Tody I bought the last 5 AF Anejo 48's left in Birmingham...Hell,the last Anejo's PERIOD left in B'ham.
This Anejo season, I ended up with a box of #77's (Sharks) and 10 #50's, 7 #55's and 15 #48's. These are all going to sit for at least 6 months. I am now poor, but I'll have some righteous smokes.  
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The Black Puro is another impressive, small-batch handmade in Gurkha’s highly enjoyable portfolio of super-premium handmades. Naturally, only the finest, most patiently aged tobaccos are chosen for this bold cigar. A robust blend of Cuban-seed long-fillers grown in the lush Ciboa Valley of the Dominican Republic. Perfectly balanced and masterfully blended, this choice recipe is topped off with a jet-black maduro leaf that’s oozing with natural oils. The result is nothing short of spectacular. Rich hints of coffee bean and toast tease the palate, while a satisfying peppery aftertaste escapes through the nose. Medium to full-bodied and super-slow burning, the Black Puro is a complex beauty layered with flavor that remain smooth down to the nub. Enjoy!
MSRP: $9 - $12 per cigar. Category: BOXES Cigar Size: 7.5" x 52 ring 
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Originally Posted By M-60:
The Black Puro is another impressive, small-batch handmade in Gurkha’s highly enjoyable portfolio of super-premium handmades. Naturally, only the finest, most patiently aged tobaccos are chosen for this bold cigar. A robust blend of Cuban-seed long-fillers grown in the lush Ciboa Valley of the Dominican Republic. Perfectly balanced and masterfully blended, this choice recipe is topped off with a jet-black maduro leaf that’s oozing with natural oils. The result is nothing short of spectacular. Rich hints of coffee bean and toast tease the palate, while a satisfying peppery aftertaste escapes through the nose. Medium to full-bodied and super-slow burning, the Black Puro is a complex beauty layered with flavor that remain smooth down to the nub. Enjoy!
MSRP: $9 - $12 per cigar. Category: BOXES Cigar Size: 7.5" x 52 ring http://msni.pricegrabber.com/pi/3/51/72/35172801_640.jpg -Mark. That is one stick that I have been wanting to try Think I am going to Have to pick up a couple of those. Have you had the Black Puro? Can you tell me what it is like if you have? Nice haul M-60 Josh |
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Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Originally Posted By M-60:
The Black Puro is another impressive, small-batch handmade in Gurkha’s highly enjoyable portfolio of super-premium handmades. Naturally, only the finest, most patiently aged tobaccos are chosen for this bold cigar. A robust blend of Cuban-seed long-fillers grown in the lush Ciboa Valley of the Dominican Republic. Perfectly balanced and masterfully blended, this choice recipe is topped off with a jet-black maduro leaf that’s oozing with natural oils. The result is nothing short of spectacular. Rich hints of coffee bean and toast tease the palate, while a satisfying peppery aftertaste escapes through the nose. Medium to full-bodied and super-slow burning, the Black Puro is a complex beauty layered with flavor that remain smooth down to the nub. Enjoy!
MSRP: $9 - $12 per cigar. Category: BOXES Cigar Size: 7.5" x 52 ring http://msni.pricegrabber.com/pi/3/51/72/35172801_640.jpg -Mark. That is one stick that I have been wanting to try Think I am going to Have to pick up a couple of those. Have you had the Black Puro? Can you tell me what it is like if you have? Nice haul M-60 Josh I haven't tried these yet, but I do look forward to it. -Mark. |
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Originally Posted By DWFAN:
Day of the Oppies 2 Opus X Double Corona's 2 Opus X Super Belicoso's 3 Opus X Fuente Fuente's Nice haul DW I have an Opus that Pearson sent to me I still need to try hmmm maybe I'll light that baby up tonight when I light the fire, the only way to smoke in my house in the winter due to the fact it just goes up the chimney but I don't know its 35 degrees here tonight which really isn't fire weather.. Josh |
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Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Originally Posted By DWFAN:
Day of the Oppies 2 Opus X Double Corona's 2 Opus X Super Belicoso's 3 Opus X Fuente Fuente's Nice haul DW I have an Opus that Pearson sent to me I still need to try hmmm maybe I'll light that baby up tonight when I light the fire, the only way to smoke in my house in the winter due to the fact it just goes up the chimney but I don't know its 35 degrees here tonight which really isn't fire weather.. Josh Thanks... For New Years Eve I smoked an Opus X super beli that I had aging for a couple of years and it was out of this world. That sucker lasted three hours.....pure bliss
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Originally Posted By HKUSP_40:
Originally Posted By M-60:
The Black Puro is another impressive, small-batch handmade in Gurkha’s highly enjoyable portfolio of super-premium handmades. Naturally, only the finest, most patiently aged tobaccos are chosen for this bold cigar. A robust blend of Cuban-seed long-fillers grown in the lush Ciboa Valley of the Dominican Republic. Perfectly balanced and masterfully blended, this choice recipe is topped off with a jet-black maduro leaf that’s oozing with natural oils. The result is nothing short of spectacular. Rich hints of coffee bean and toast tease the palate, while a satisfying peppery aftertaste escapes through the nose. Medium to full-bodied and super-slow burning, the Black Puro is a complex beauty layered with flavor that remain smooth down to the nub. Enjoy!
MSRP: $9 - $12 per cigar. Category: BOXES Cigar Size: 7.5" x 52 ring http://msni.pricegrabber.com/pi/3/51/72/35172801_640.jpg -Mark. That is one stick that I have been wanting to try Think I am going to Have to pick up a couple of those. Have you had the Black Puro? Can you tell me what it is like if you have? Nice haul M-60 Josh I used to smoke them quite a bit, but they've fallen out of favor with me, I think my anti-Domincan bias.  IM me your addy and I'll send you a fiver.
I really like the X-Fuerte, it's my favorite of the Gurkhas. I broke down the last couple days. I've tried my hardest not to buy anything, don't go to cbid, try not to look, but someone posted up a link to the joecigar 10 pack of Man O Wars. I've only had one but really liked it and $30 shipped was too good to pass up. Then of course they had a similar deal on the DPG Cuban Classics. I am weak.
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Originally Posted By mcmoyer: Originally Posted By jbombelli: Today, along with a single Padron Serie 1926 No. 6, that I bought and smoked with my lunch, I bought a half dozen Ashton VSG Corona Gordas. I love the VSGs in all shapes & sizes. Me, too. They are very good smokes. |
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