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BOTL UPCOMING MAINTENANCE
Hi Everyone, as mentioned in my introduction post, BOTL needs quite a bit of updating, patching and whatever else I might come across. Over the next few weekends BOTL may be unreachable on occasion as I do migrations or updates, etc. Just be patient - we'll be back! I'll generally try to keep these maintenances until later in the evenings.
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Shawn,
BMack is correct.
This was ROTT. The rest of the bundle was going through an isolation treatment, and then going down for a long long nap. The taste was great, so I cant wait to see what a year or two of rest will do to these things.
-Chrisso
EPC NWC
2012--Intense flavor bomb
I love this brotherhood!
not my typical am cigar this is going to set me down 
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I love this brotherhood!
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I have yet to try a BOTL stogie. And that one looks amazing.. One day..2012--Intense flavor bomb
I love this brotherhood!not my typical am cigar this is going to set me down
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Podman still has 5ers of 2010 redux for sale and the 2013 DE botl corona is due out very shortly.
also keep your eye on the market place when you get the functionality
also keep your eye on the market place when you get the functionality
cgraunke
BoM March '14
This was actually Saturday night's smoke, but was having trouble uploading a pic in my phone Internet browser (leading to my recent addition of Tapatalk)
Had a natural "earthy" sweetness at the start that I really enjoyed. Still acclimating my newbie palette, so I don't have substantial tasting notes.
It maintained an even burn and held a nice white ash. Unfortunately, something came up and had to leave it abandon on the deck half way through. I do have one more and am excited to go back and finish all the way through!
I don't know anything about the brand, but I got it as part of a sampler with a cool book I've been reading called "The Cigar: From Soil to Soul."
It's seems to be quite informative for an info geek like myself who always wants to know the "how" and "why."
Back to that "abandon" part... is there any way to successfully re-start a partially smoked cigar, or do you need to just write it off as a loss and light up a new one? I've been down this road a few times and tried cutting off past the ash/burn, blowing out smoke held inside and storing in an airtight tube or baggie, but each time left me with that stale smoke taste overpowering any enjoyment whatsoever.
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Mad 44
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