First habano

[joshua]

Well how was it? Is a review coming? Thanks

Here ya go http://www.stogiesmoke.com/archives/24

 

[jcgoldner]

looks good thanks!

 

[Headbanger]

A slightly aged PL PC, yummy for sure.

 

[caudio51]

Steve, I think mine was a PL PC as well. 01 IIRC

 

[seriesV]

mine was a RyJ churchill while in italy. it was also the first cigar i actually legally purchased

 

[cvm4]

Some Partagas I smoked while on a cruise in summer of '04. Got it from the place in Cozumel.

 

[indyrob]

My first was a Boli Gigante back in '93. I remember it well.

 

[pdonlin]

RyJ No.2, "legally" purchased in Canada.

 

[Greg]

Mag 46

 

[Wasch_24]

RyJ No.2, "legally" purchased in Canada.

No such thing but it doesn't really matter.

mine was a RyJ churchill while in italy. it was also the first cigar i actually legally purchased

I'm assuming you mean because you were old enough.

 

[DocLogic77]

I had 3 my first time. I had a what I believe to be some sort of bolivar, a MC#2, and a JL#2. By the third, I wanted to throw up...lol. Those JL#2's are no joke. Of course I couldn't show that I was sick. I toughed it out and smoked all three.

 

[Wasch_24]

Holy crap!

Three at a time for your first!?

You stud!

Oh wait...are we talking about broads or cigars...my bad. :rofl:

 

[DocLogic77]

Holy crap!

Three at a time for your first!?

You stud!

Oh wait...are we talking about broads or cigars...my bad. :rofl:

Yea, a fellow BOTL was trying to kill me that night. I had to keep up but I was :barf:

 

[pdonlin]

No such thing but it doesn't really matter.

Wasnt the law that made it illegal to purchase/consume Cuban goods even off of US soil recent? If it has always been that way then you are correct, but I thought that was something new that Bush approved.

 

[DocLogic77]

I believe you are correct. I believe it's illegal for any US citizen to consume Cuban goods even on foreign soil which is pure nonsense.

 

[Wasch_24]

It's not new AFAIK.

 

[caudio51]

Correct. No American Citizen can consume products that originated in Cuba period. Does not matter if you are off American soil.

 

[indyrob]

Wasnt the law that made it illegal to purchase/consume Cuban goods even off of US soil recent? If it has always been that way then you are correct, but I thought that was something new that Bush approved.

Bush actually made it worse for Americans. Before he had his way, Americans could travel in sponsered trips to Cuba. As long as you didn't spend any money on anything it was cool. It was a pain in the ass to get permission for the sponsered trip, but it was possible if you knew how to do it. I think it was more for the agricultural industry than private use.

Now those trips are completely illegal.

 

[seriesV]

No such thing but it doesn't really matter.



I'm assuming you mean because you were old enough.

yes, your assumption is correct, i turned 18 the day after i got home, and although i was "technically" breaking the law by buying the smokes (oh yeah, i had more than one), i wasnt breaking any italian laws and being in italy at the time it didnt really bother me that much. actually, it wouldnt bother me at all even if i was breaking italian law (re. cigars of course). :eyebrow:

 

[UFGators]

Mine was a small R y J. I don't know exactly what model it was looking back on it now.