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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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When was this?! Also is it better than the regular shade cause so far the pepin Connecticut has been the best of them.
Smoke if you got em!!!
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SGT Hulka
Get them gains, bro!!!Mr. Sam with some jack and coke in a blender bottle. Incognito drinking is the best
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It's right now!!! It's a great blend! The Pepin is good too. The pass these out at the cigar safari!!!
Ah okay so let me cross it off my list lol. @THEMISMAN gaining them bellies man! Apparently skinny fat is now in so I'm working on the fat part
Diesel Corona 42x5"
I wish they made this in a short Churchill. A 48x4.8" would probably be just right. As a corona the wrapper can dominate the blend. In the 56rg the filler can cover up the magic of the binder. Maybe I should try the 52rg with three months?
I know most people wouldn't say there is magic in the PA broad leaf maduro. I see it differently. It adds a nice rustic earthiness to Nicaraguan blends that are heavy on the dark notes. In the long run it helps balance things without the excess sweetness you can get from Connecticut and San Andres maduro. It is oily, earthy, and unmistakable.
I wish they made this in a short Churchill. A 48x4.8" would probably be just right. As a corona the wrapper can dominate the blend. In the 56rg the filler can cover up the magic of the binder. Maybe I should try the 52rg with three months?
I know most people wouldn't say there is magic in the PA broad leaf maduro. I see it differently. It adds a nice rustic earthiness to Nicaraguan blends that are heavy on the dark notes. In the long run it helps balance things without the excess sweetness you can get from Connecticut and San Andres maduro. It is oily, earthy, and unmistakable.
Not a bad peppery number...more mild than I expected ( at least so far).
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