A Glimpse Into My Cigar Adventures!

L’Atellier Roxy and Red Meat Lovers Spicy Beef Stick Cigars

I had an atypical week, so I didn’t get the usual three new to me cigars in.  I do have a story, hopefully that makes up for things!  First off, I smoked a little L’Atelier Roxy (natural, I ASSume).  I am 99% sure this was a generous gift from Craig the Breadman. … Continue reading »

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Room 101 Johnny Tobacconaut, Tradecraft Vitruvian and a New All Saints Cigar

I had a 3 day work week, having Monday off, of course, then taking Thursday off to go to an afternoon Phillies game.  We got to go on the field after the game(with about 10,000 other fans!) and walk the bases, which I did with an unlit cigar in my mouth!  I don’t know how they could say anything, I mean the owner of the Phillies is John Middleton, who sold his tobacco company to Altria (Phillip Morris).  who can forget the Middletons Cherry Blend pipe tobacco cigars?… Continue reading »

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Tradecraft Azorian, Asylum 13 and Lars Tetens Cigars

It’s Labor Day weekend here in the US, the last official weekend of summer.  It’s been a weird summer (again) and has gone by too quickly. Today is looking like it will be a beautiful day as I sit on my porch writing this enjoying a La Sirena LT, one of my favorite shade cigars.  It won’t be long before it won’t be comfortable enough to do this!  Summer still has a few more weeks left, I am going to try to make the best of it!  Anyway, I smoked a few cigars this week, as usual! … Continue reading »

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San Cristobal Golden Hour, Room 101 17th and Crowned Heads Moonflower Cigars

I’m a sucker for a Churchill size cigar, so whenever I see one, it’s sure to come home with me. This was the case when I was out looking for some new subject matter, and I saw the San Cristobal Golden Hour in that size.  Honestly, I would have bought a toro, as I was interested in trying it, but the Churchill is a bonus.  This one is 7″ x 49, a little fatter than a traditional Churchill, and has… Continue reading »

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Black Label Trading Co., Avo and Tradecraft Cigars

In addition to actually getting to an event this week, I went out and procured some new-to-me cigars, which happen to be pretty new cigars to the market.  First up was the Black Label Trading Co. Bishops Blend.  This is a barber pole style cigar with wrappers of Ecuador Maduro and Connecticut Broadleaf, with an Ecuador Habano binder and Nicaraguan, Connecticut and PA Broadleaf fillers.
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