Enjoying this while seeing if my hillside (bathed in afternoon sun) is hiding any morels... ground temps just achieved >50°
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Enjoying this while seeing if my hillside (bathed in afternoon sun) is hiding any morels... ground temps just achieved >50°
Leaf sumatra.... impressively good smoke especially when the thunder chickens aren't cooperating.
If anyone is up in the Findlay area there's a really nice cigar shop and the owner Jay has never led me wrong once i tell him what i like. He does tend to favor pretty strong robust flavors.
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@5Cent and @MoonLab got their minds blown by the Acid KUBA KUBAs this weekend. I enjoyed my first Flathead 554 and my first Man O' War Damnation this weekend. The 554 is a robust, strong wrapper, so you can manhandle that cigar and toke on it pretty heavy. I like it for a golf course cigar since it's built well and burns well. The MoW was a great campfire stogie. Good call ordering both.
The guys i smoked with in Afghanistan loved the kuba kuba cigars, and acid cigarillos are what got this habit going past black and milds. But I've had a lot of construction/smoking issues with them falling apart, spooning really badly but they are a nice smooth easy smoke.
Man of wars that I've tried have all been too strong for my liking.
I'm very much a flavorful but medium strength kind of guy.
Hoping to make a night or two in July and share some with y'all.
