-
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.
Today's Smoke - 2022
- Thread starter Boudie
- Start date
I thought the jackdaw was stellar in robusto. My favorite of the bunch by quite a step
I intend to buy more.
Man O War 52c
At four months of rest it still tastes a bit young and leathery but delivers on the tasting notes from CI. "Full-bodied and full-flavored, expect a satisfying series of oak, espresso, pepper and sweetness throughout the slow burn."
A year would probably shake most of the youth off of them. They'll probably never last that long in my tupadore.
Last edited:
Arturo Fuente Hemingway Classic
Extremely delicious as always. Tons of classic Hemingway tasting smoke
Perfect draw,burn and construction
Tied with the Signature as my favorite Hemingway
I friggin' LOVE cigars
Extremely delicious as always. Tons of classic Hemingway tasting smoke
Perfect draw,burn and construction
Tied with the Signature as my favorite Hemingway
I friggin' LOVE cigars
I haven’t tried the jackdraw yet, I do like the crow.
Tat Havana with Costa Rican coffee
The unkind is the one I really liked. Purple. I thought it was very unique
The Griffins Toro
Excellent taste. Unique flavor profile I can't figure out how to describe other the maybe green wood.
Mild to maybe mild-medium in the last third, but plenty flavorful. Smooth and mellow.
Perfect draw,burn and construction
Overall, a great milder smoke for a change from my usual mediums.
I friggin' LOVE cigars
Excellent taste. Unique flavor profile I can't figure out how to describe other the maybe green wood.
Mild to maybe mild-medium in the last third, but plenty flavorful. Smooth and mellow.
Perfect draw,burn and construction
Overall, a great milder smoke for a change from my usual mediums.
I friggin' LOVE cigars
I can report that at six months it is still a firecracker of flavor and pepper. There is something satisfying about this cigar. It isn't the refined Davidoff and Brandy type of satisfying. This is wearing your favorite leather jacket while eating jalapenos with your friends and waiting for brisket in your favorite Texas ice house type of satisfying.
Cocoa, pepper, leather, cedar, and a touch of citrus sweet with an occasional mineral touch.