This would be a great addition...

[heavyd]

but it likely ain't gonna happen. If anyone gets some of these, I have lots of trade material. Foundation cigars are always good or great.

From the Foundation newsletter:

"This June, Foundation Cigars is proud to be bringing a new house blend exclusively to Ligero Tobacco House in Buford, GA.
Foundation founder and Master Blender Nick Melillo said,

“This project is long overdue and has been in the works for almost 2 years. The blend is very unique, elegant, and unlike anything I have worked on.”

Ligero’s blend is a 6 ¼ x 46 Lonsdale featuring a Habano Ecuador wrapper, San Andres Mexican binder, and filler from Esteli, Jalapa, and Ometepe. This cigar is medium-bodied with hints of cedar, cacao, and spice, making for a smooth and elegant smoke. Pricing is set at $12 per stick and $240 for a 20-count box.

 

[icehog3]

You had me at "lonsdale".......

 

[heavyd]

The way they market sizes sometimes confuse me. That size seems like a corona gorda...sorta.

 

[icehog3]

Partagas Lonsdales were actually 42 RG.

I missed the measurement in your post and just saw "lonsdale" and got excited.

 

[heavyd]

You only know that because you smoke 10 year aged P's.

...when you mow your yard.

 

[heavyd]

I was kidding, Tom. Please don't think Anything of it. Just bored here, bud. Wife is still working and I am retired. Too much time on my hands, and I hate yard work

 

[jwintosh]

time for a smoke Dave

 

[icehog3]

I was kidding, Tom. Please don't think Anything of it. Just bored here, bud. Wife is still working and I am retired. Too much time on my hands, and I hate yard work

We are Brothers in hating yard work, I thought your post was hysterical....no thin skin here My Brother.

 

[heavyd]

time for a smoke Dave

Yessiree Jeff. I just recovered from my genetic reconstruction experiment (second covid shot). We gonna smoke, bud.