Caldwell long live the king
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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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Caldwell long live the king
Boli RC last night Herfing with my brother while visiting.
Thanks to I have no idea. Damn what a great little smoke. I have had it for 1+ years.
My first one of these.
My first one of these.
THEMISCHMAN
SGT Hulka
Magical.
Por Larrañaga Asian Pacific exclusive with thanks.
THEMISCHMAN
SGT Hulka
I'm not sure which one of these I like better.
squaresoft
It's dangerous to go alone, take this.
picked this up at JR yesterday and wow! what a great stick.
tons of nuanced flavors balanced on a rich earthy core and thick voluminous smoke that smelled of wood. first puff was a strong caramel flavor followed be spice, and then the earth and spice were on the forefront for the first third with a floral note on the retrohale and a slight molasses/cocoa sweetness on the finish.
Second third the spice died down and the sweetness ramped up with alternating tastes of creamy caramel, butterscotch, and cocoa. the retro for this bit of the stick brought on interesting apricot and lemon notes while the finish left a pleasant saltiness on my palate.
flavors died down for maybe half an inch just before the last third and then the spice was back in full force while the salty creaminess remained. what a medley of interesting tastes! not only that but the stick stayed cool all the way down to the nub so I got a nice long smoke. I highly recommend this to anyone who hasnt tried it, although I'm sure most of you have lol.
tons of nuanced flavors balanced on a rich earthy core and thick voluminous smoke that smelled of wood. first puff was a strong caramel flavor followed be spice, and then the earth and spice were on the forefront for the first third with a floral note on the retrohale and a slight molasses/cocoa sweetness on the finish.
Second third the spice died down and the sweetness ramped up with alternating tastes of creamy caramel, butterscotch, and cocoa. the retro for this bit of the stick brought on interesting apricot and lemon notes while the finish left a pleasant saltiness on my palate.
flavors died down for maybe half an inch just before the last third and then the spice was back in full force while the salty creaminess remained. what a medley of interesting tastes! not only that but the stick stayed cool all the way down to the nub so I got a nice long smoke. I highly recommend this to anyone who hasnt tried it, although I'm sure most of you have lol.
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Wasn't bad. I had tossed some pretty moist wrapper in my scrap bag so that didn't help. I've got the bag open now so hopefully next time I go make a scrap-gar it'll be even better. Definitely looking forward to my next one though!
Smoking one of my home rolled cigars. Still a little on the wet side I think. But quality control is part of the process
Smoking a Tatuaje Jekyll tonight. Love this stick!
Nothing fancy, but a flavorful, well-constructed stick. 
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