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Bunker · 02-18-2011, 06:36 AM

Ok, getting back to the actual cigar....

I smoke a Churchill on the way to work today and it is a fantastic smoke.

Not mind boggling, but a nice smooth maduro.

Creamy with a hint of dry cocoa taste.

Med-full, good flavor.

Didn't have a lot of dynamic changes in it but it never got harsh either, great even burn all the way.

Reminded me a lot of the Camacho 10th I smoked yesterday but a hint milder.

Took over an hour to get to the 2 inch mark when I had to call it quits when I got to the office.

If I dare say it, it was a lot more enjoyable than the last Anejo Shark that I smoked at 1/5 of the price and better than my standard chead maduro (Famous Nic 5000).

I will be watching the auctions for this one.

02-18-2011, 06:36 AM	#14
Bunker New hardware installed. Join Date: Sep 2010 First Name: Rick Location: Moonbatachusetts Posts: 950 Trading: (18)	Re: Final Blend-The Last Days of the Rolling Stones Ok, getting back to the actual cigar.... I smoke a Churchill on the way to work today and it is a fantastic smoke. Not mind boggling, but a nice smooth maduro. Creamy with a hint of dry cocoa taste. Med-full, good flavor. Didn't have a lot of dynamic changes in it but it never got harsh either, great even burn all the way. Reminded me a lot of the Camacho 10th I smoked yesterday but a hint milder. Took over an hour to get to the 2 inch mark when I had to call it quits when I got to the office. If I dare say it, it was a lot more enjoyable than the last Anejo Shark that I smoked at 1/5 of the price and better than my standard chead maduro (Famous Nic 5000). I will be watching the auctions for this one. __________________ "Good is good, even if no one is doing it - and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it."