Whatchu smokin? (cigar thread)

[kojimastreets]

@WithBongInHand had to try it! Very good. CLE Box Pressed Prieto is another good chocolatey option, though nothing I think can really beat a Padron 64

[WithBongInHand]

@kojimastreets Nice! Glad you liked it!

The 1964 is pretty untouchable but could you at least see where I was coming from?

[kojimastreets]

@WithBongInHand definitely. It’s a great smoke.

It’s funny, I feel like the 64 padrón is the point of diminishing returns for cigars in my book. You can pay more for a “nicer” cigar but I don’t think anything gets $10, $20, etc better at that point.

Haha, all that said, I’m always looking for a more economic option. Can’t afford to smoke padrons all the time and still get my IH fix!

[WithBongInHand]

@kojimastreets Agreed, though I still think higher priced cigars have their place. The Padron 80 year perfecto is worth every bit of $40.

[kojimastreets]

@WithBongInHand I’ll have to add that to my list

[Tago Mago]

[WithBongInHand]

Dunbarton Sombremesa Solita Red

I highly recommended visiting Cigar Vault East next time you’re in Austin.

[kojimastreets]

CAO V660 - a go-to

[harleylawhorn]

Jack 10 and a Brickhouse. Saturdays are for little work, drink and a smoke and enjoying your IH purchases you got this week from saving up your nickels.

[WithBongInHand]

Sunday’s smoke is probably my all around favorite blend, the Fuente Don Carlos. I prefer the No. 2 but the No. 3 is great for a shorter smoke in the hot weather.

[harleylawhorn]

@WithBongInHand that is a well constructed stick my friend. 🤌

[kojimastreets]

[WithBongInHand]

@harleylawhorn said in Whatchu smokin? (cigar thread):

@WithBongInHand that is a well constructed stick my friend. 🤌

Ah dude it was perfect!

[harleylawhorn]

@kojimastreets is that’s puro, or partially made in Brazil? I can’t recall if I’ve ever had a filler or wrapper from Brazil before Looks tasty