Reply to Thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="soonerwings" data-source="post: 3136637" data-attributes="member: 8035">I thoroughly enjoy a good cigar on occasion.&nbsp; All things in moderation, or something like that.&nbsp; When the weather is nice, I’ll have a couple per week.&nbsp; When the weather sucks, or later more like one every couple of weeks.&nbsp;&nbsp; I’ve re-learned some interesting (common sense) things lately.1.&nbsp;&nbsp; A good cigar is just as good with a soda, ginger ale, or coffee as it is with Scotch, Bourbon, or beer.&nbsp; 2.&nbsp; Cubans are great cigars, but other countries have caught up, and perhaps even surpassed them.&nbsp; Recently, I went to Europe for a couple of weeks and indulged heavily in Cuban cigars.&nbsp; After a solid week of smoking a Cuban or two every day, I smoked one of my Nicaraguan Illusiones.&nbsp; It was freaking glorious, but strikingly different.&nbsp; The next week I decided to repeat the experiment with a Nicaraguan Curivari.&nbsp; Same result.&nbsp; Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="soonerwings, post: 3136637, member: 8035"] I thoroughly enjoy a good cigar on occasion. All things in moderation, or something like that. When the weather is nice, I’ll have a couple per week. When the weather sucks, or later more like one every couple of weeks. I’ve re-learned some interesting (common sense) things lately. 1. A good cigar is just as good with a soda, ginger ale, or coffee as it is with Scotch, Bourbon, or beer. 2. Cubans are great cigars, but other countries have caught up, and perhaps even surpassed them. Recently, I went to Europe for a couple of weeks and indulged heavily in Cuban cigars. After a solid week of smoking a Cuban or two every day, I smoked one of my Nicaraguan Illusiones. It was freaking glorious, but strikingly different. The next week I decided to repeat the experiment with a Nicaraguan Curivari. Same result. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

Verification