Shit takes forever. I have six more boxes on the way too…

Been enjoying for ~3yrs and was having thoughts that i should get more "serious" ie blue-flame lighter, ashtray, better humidor than my little travel box...

Oliva was having a raffle at my local lounge for football sunday and it seems the universe feels i need to step up as well.

Fullsize ashtray, 10-cigar sampler, tumbler, 2x Caine Daytonas (one Oliva branded) and, of course, a hat. Need to talk to my lady about picking a humidor now...

Haven’t tried anything to the left of the Golden Hours. Heard good stuff about the Casa Cubas.

Celebrating with bushmills and Siglo II

It was a nice sunny afternoon so I left the lounge and sat in my yard to enjoy this Padrón 1926 #6

I keep trying to see if I take to them but no matter what perdomo I smoke I can’t get behind idk am I the only one

The lovely Arturo Fuente Chateau sun grown to start the week right.
My favourite at the moment.

The only one of those Cigars that I have tried before is the new world Cameroon, and it was good.
I am pretty new to this, so I am just trying as I go.

A bit chilly and windy this evening but figured I’d get another in before the game starts.

This has been an amazing cigar. Been working on it for about two hours. Every but has been balanced, tasty, smooth, and smoky. I haven’t even had to relight it at all. Highly recommend!

I just got in my first sampler pack from Neptune Cigars. What do you think? Is this a good selection?

It’s 6 cigars for about $48

received an unexpected bonus from my old work, decided to blow some free money at a local spot. far right is a Dominican house blend collab with Eladio Diaz.

Yall like this cigar? Ever had it? Came in a variety pack i got. Usually stick with oliva master blends 3 or Connecticut reserve. Im almost scared to try it lol. Idk why maybe the name or packaging i just feel like itll be awful

...atuaje. what better way to congratulate myself for doing a thing than with a stick.

Had the Perdomo 20th Anniversary the other day and really enjoyed it. Nice creamy smoke with notes of cedar, coffee, and a bit of sweetness, with some spice coming through as it progressed. Good construction, easy draw, and a solid burn throughout. It’s got enough flavour to keep things interesting without being overpowering. Definitely a cigar I’d pick up again. Great all-rounder.
Easy 8/10.

My collection is 99% maduros but I broke this out for the morning with a coffee. Very good cigar. Was so delicious from the 2/3 and on.

I’ve never been one to pick up many nuances, so bear with me. When I smoke a #9 I definitely taste something like leather. Whether or not it’s Tuscan sun-dried goat leather or good ol Wisconsin pasture cow leather I don’t know. But that mixed with tobacco flavor is a win for me. Cheers!

I just recently heard about Dunbarton T&T cigars and man these are great. Right in my wheel house for taste and flavor. I didn’t know Steve Saka was the man behind Liga no.9 which is a great blend so I was happy to find out he’s the owner and blender at Dunbarton, I’ve tried the umbagog and that’s good too. I look forward to trying a few more blends from him. This red meat lovers is definitely box worthy