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www.cubanlous.com Partagas Serie No.2 Cuban Cigar: This is a cigar talk with friend review of the Partagas Serie P #2 Torpedo. Just mainly talking about Stogies, Tobacco, Cubans, stick reminders of the past gone bye. This is a new piramide (Pirámide Vitola) that has been added to the regular torpedos available. It has been said that Partagas is making some of the best smokes in Cuba at the moment… certainly in this experience it has been one of the better habanna’s I’ve had in awhile. It is about a 52 x 6.1 inch torpedo. It was a VERY smooth looking, and the cigar did show some veins but they were as smooth on the wrapper as I have seen them in years. The smoke canoed on me the whole way through from light to finish. It had an element of what they use to taste like years ago, just lacked intensity as the smoke was very balanced all the way through changing character continually. In the finish of the smoke were cream and nut tones in the middle were spice, leather, earthy notes. Earth and Leather were the two most pronounced flavors that were coming through the stick on a very regular basis. I’d recommend this if you can get it for the novice or newbie smoker and even for the experienced smoker. I’d like to try it again with a nice port or wine over the Pierre Ferrand that was used on this experience. The flavor was mild to medium, never really developing any fullness to it, and the taste was FULL but lacked strength. Here are some cigar links: www.cubanlous.com www …

www.cubanlous.com Partagas Serie No.2 Cuban Cigar: This is a cigar talk with friend review of the Partagas Serie P #2 Torpedo. Just mainly talking about Stogies, Tobacco, Cubans, stick reminders of the past gone bye. This is a new piramide (Pirámide Vitola) that has been added to the regular torpedos available. It has been said that Partagas is making some of the best smokes in Cuba at the moment… certainly in this experience it has been one of the better habanna’s I’ve had in awhile. It is about a 52 x 6.1 inch torpedo. It was a VERY smooth looking, and the cigar did show some veins but they were as smooth on the wrapper as I have seen them in years. The smoke canoed on me the whole way through from light to finish. It had an element of what they use to taste like years ago, just lacked intensity as the smoke was very balanced all the way through changing character continually. In the finish of the smoke were cream and nut tones in the middle were spice, leather, earthy notes. Earth and Leather were the two most pronounced flavors that were coming through the stick on a very regular basis. I’d recommend this if you can get it for the novice or newbie smoker and even for the experienced smoker. I’d like to try it again with a nice port or wine over the Pierre Ferrand that was used on this experience. The flavor was mild to medium, never really developing any fullness to it, and the taste was FULL but lacked strength. Here are some cigar links: www.cubanlous.com www …

www.cubanlous.com Partagas Serie No.2 Cuban Cigar: This is a cigar talk with friend review of the Partagas Serie P #2 Torpedo. Just mainly talking about Stogies, Tobacco, Cubans, stick reminders of the past gone bye. This is a new piramide (Pirámide Vitola) that has been added to the regular torpedos available. It has been said that Partagas is making some of the best smokes in Cuba at the moment… certainly in this experience it has been one of the better habanna’s I’ve had in awhile. It is about a 52 x 6.1 inch torpedo. It was a VERY smooth looking, and the cigar did show some veins but they were as smooth on the wrapper as I have seen them in years. The smoke canoed on me the whole way through from light to finish. It had an element of what they use to taste like years ago, just lacked intensity as the smoke was very balanced all the way through changing character continually. In the finish of the smoke were cream and nut tones in the middle were spice, leather, earthy notes. Earth and Leather were the two most pronounced flavors that were coming through the stick on a very regular basis. I’d recommend this if you can get it for the novice or newbie smoker and even for the experienced smoker. I’d like to try it again with a nice port or wine over the Pierre Ferrand that was used on this experience. The flavor was mild to medium, never really developing any fullness to it, and the taste was FULL but lacked strength. Here are some cigar links: www.cubanlous.com www …

www.cubanlous.com Partagas Serie No.2 Cuban Cigar: This is a cigar talk with friend review of the Partagas Serie P #2 Torpedo. Just mainly talking about Stogies, Tobacco, Cubans, stick reminders of the past gone bye. This is a new piramide (Pirámide Vitola) that has been added to the regular torpedos available. It has been said that Partagas is making some of the best smokes in Cuba at the moment… certainly in this experience it has been one of the better habanna’s I’ve had in awhile. It is about a 52 x 6.1 inch torpedo. It was a VERY smooth looking, and the cigar did show some veins but they were as smooth on the wrapper as I have seen them in years. The smoke canoed on me the whole way through from light to finish. It had an element of what they use to taste like years ago, just lacked intensity as the smoke was very balanced all the way through changing character continually. In the finish of the smoke were cream and nut tones in the middle were spice, leather, earthy notes. Earth and Leather were the two most pronounced flavors that were coming through the stick on a very regular basis. I’d recommend this if you can get it for the novice or newbie smoker and even for the experienced smoker. I’d like to try it again with a nice port or wine over the Pierre Ferrand that was used on this experience. The flavor was mild to medium, never really developing any fullness to it, and the taste was FULL but lacked strength. Here are some cigar links: www.cubanlous.com www …

she looking slim & trim

Smokin’ a cuban on New Year’s Eve…Middz has very frail lungs for a former smoker, and avid drugs user (including an infamous acid trip)

I’m already a smoker, and I was thinking about trying out little cigars. I’m totally new to this, so what’s the best type to start out with?

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