JoeyBones777

Yeah, I'm originally from Buffalo. I was 9 when they made their first superbowl. I'm excited for their chances this year. Thank you, I did win poker last night.😁

I'm expecting the Bills to roll over the Colts 31-17!

Yeah, right. Small area like Buffalo and it takes a cigar forum based in Australia for us to meet.🤣 A buddy of mine lives close to that area. Whenever I'm in town we tend to hit up The Tinderbox after we smoke through the Cubans I bring.

Thank you! You're in Buffalo...what area? I was born and raised a couple blocks from the zoo and Delaware park.😁

Good game, everyone! Thanks to a little help from Lady Luck I actually pulled off a win my first time back in awhile.😲

Been awhile for me. I'm in!

Sir Winston, Party 898, Sir Winston, Siglo V, Sir Winston, Colonials.....Sir Winston. My biggest problem is money. At least I've been blessed enough to be able to try the Sir Winston and I do have a partial box of 898.

Hard pass for me. First RNA vaccine, rushed trials, no idea of long term effects, scary side effects reported plus statistically I'm more likely to die of the flu and I don't do flu vaccines either. My household likely had it last January though we were never tested for it. A couple recent studies show robust multilateral immune response in those that have already had it. So much so that immunity is likely to last years.

This is only the second time smoking this one. Both were from samplers so not 100% on box date. Draw was good and burn decent. Flavors were consistent throughout showing cake, twang and some nuts. Very enjoyable, smooth and on the sweeter side which I like. This is not the size I would typically go for. I'd like to try the corona Claro to see how its flavors compare as that size is more my style but it has been elusive compared to the 50 and 54. Overall an enjoyable cigar that I rate a 91.

Both are likely true.

20% of the rollers produce 80% of the perfectly constructed cigars.

This is only my second Trinidad experience. Both have been because of wins on this incredible forum since these cigars are out of my price range. Initial thoughts are that this cigar is too thick for my liking. I prefer 50 rg or lower. The draw was perfect and the construction is beautiful to say the least. Smooth wrapper and clean looking cap. Top notch! The flavors were quite good! Sweet, twangy with some counterbalancing bitter wood. There is a cake flavor in the sweetness, some coffee and nuts along with the Cuban twang. Smooth all the way through for, what I'm guessing, is a young cigar. I feel blessed to have been able to try this cigar since I would never have bought one of my own accord due to its size and price. Thank you FOH! I rate it a 93. I wouldn't mind having more Trinidad in my humidor but I will likely seek out Fundadores, which was the other I've had and it was great, or colonials which are a better price point and size by comparison. Great experience!

I agree with @Kaptain Karl. These were good young then hit a sick period has been my experience as well.

This box is almost gone, only 4 left after this one. Draw is good. Flavors are cedar, light cream, hints of vanilla, white pepper and toasted tobacco. It is predominantly woody with the other flavors complimenting. Not a bad cigar, a 90 in my book. For my next box of Hoyo's I'd like something that gives more cream and sweetness. I'd like to try the EE to see if that is more to my liking for the sweet cream kick.

Having seen them lose 4 SB in a row as a child I hope to see them win 1 in my lifetime. The team they are currently building has incredible potential!