JoeyGunz

Currently reading this about their time in the ad industry writing these Hamlet ads; might be something of interest to some on here,an easy read

My Uncle made these Ads

I'm game for this, need to get back involved with FOH

I'm probably under 5% of the time, don't get that many plugged cigars. Got some Fonseca's from around '99 that I know all need it though.

I smoked a relatively fresh one, must have been a year old or just shy and it blew me away with how good it was.

A very young P.E. that I normally wouldn't have touched for another couple of years, they're probably not even a year old, was beautiful. With Spiced Rum and Cloudy Apple Juice.

I'm impressed mate

The CR's I remember stunk of perfume. I think I stuck them in Tubo's and tucked them away. I'll dig them out tonight. The box were inoffensive although I did find a strip of blue plastic hanging out the end of one.

Think I have half a box at home, one of them present's you get from friends and family that holiday there, even a couple of unbanded custom rolls they got at a market.

90% of the time just this now after years of overthinking, over spending and over packing.

2010 Montecristo Grand Edmundos - Loved them Partagás Serie D Especial - Liked them Trinidad Short Robustos T - Loved them 2011 Cohiba 1966 - Never had one Hoyo de Monterrey Short Hoyo Pirámides - Below Average Ramón Allones Allones Extra - Awful

I'm with you on this one, don't mind a pub garden cafe creme when the occasion calls, shame they changed the name, lost the nostalgia. Try the Montecristo mini blue's if you can find them, might get a pack of mini's in for St Paddy's Day down the pub shed tonight actually now.

A PSD4 picked up from a newsagent/tobacconist in September 2012. That was my real eye opener to cuban cigars. A '91 Hoyo Epi 2 was probably up there as the closest to the perfect cigar I've ever smoked.