"That" cigar.

Originally Posted by JenksAnejo

You will find the majority of us around here despise Gurkha's!

Then I'll feel right at home.

Originally Posted by JenksAnejo

You will find the majority of us around here despise Gurkha's!

Actually, i love gurkhas. i keep them in my travel case to hand out to random moochers. This way I dont mind if they only smoke 1/2 inch of them...

[Jasonw560]

Whatever you smoke on that special day will be "that" cigar.

[kuzi16]

the cigar that i like to smoke on special occasions is a Davidoff Maduro.

[OLS]

Originally Posted by Jasonw560

Whatever you smoke on that special day will be "that" cigar.

Cough, COPOUT, eahem

Any habano would be my choice.

[dwoodward]

I've had so many great smokes. I'd like to say that my recent favorites were either a Liga Privada No.9 or a CAO Italia Tubo.

[the MacDonald]

If you're wedding is like mine was, save "that" cigar for a quiet time, some other time, and just smoke a good one on the wedding day. You'll be too busy to enjoy the "that" cigar...hopefully.

Originally Posted by the MacDonald

If you're wedding is like mine was, save "that" cigar for a quiet time, some other time, and just smoke a good one on the wedding day. You'll be too busy to enjoy the "that" cigar...hopefully.

My plan is to smoke it about 2 hours before the wedding. It will be low key with my best man and a short pour of Four Roses small batch. Should take the edge off nicely.

[theonlybear4CORT]

Originally Posted by the MacDonald

If you're wedding is like mine was, save "that" cigar for a quiet time, some other time, and just smoke a good one on the wedding day. You'll be too busy to enjoy the "that" cigar...hopefully.

great advice

Originally Posted by Yojimbo

My plan is to smoke it about 2 hours before the wedding. It will be low key with my best man and a short pour of Four Roses small batch. Should take the edge off nicely.

I really wish you actually have the time to enjoy "that" cigar but I had no free time at my wedding too.

[bobarian]

Originally Posted by theonlybear4CORT

I really wish you actually have the time to enjoy "that" cigar but I had no free time at my wedding too.

Good thing you only smoked a Cohiba!

[smokin5]

If you're talking NC's, I'd second the
Fuente Anejo or
Padron 1926 Maduro

Congrats on the upcoming nuptials!

[theonlybear4CORT]

Originally Posted by bobarian

Good thing you only smoked a Cohiba!

I don't remember what I smoked just that I couldn't spend much time at one place. And what I was smoking kept going out because of me.

[Apexkingjusto]

Originally Posted by the MacDonald

If you're wedding is like mine was, save "that" cigar for a quiet time, some other time, and just smoke a good one on the wedding day. You'll be too busy to enjoy the "that" cigar...hopefully.

I had a gof when my first child was born 3 months ago. It was very good, but also a little strong and i got a bit dizzy from it. So i think its a good thing you are asking and i suggest whatever it is you try it before. Also as an fyi i had a bit of a last minute freakout the night before or so. If you are like a lot of guys and get this or just want to have some alone time on your last day as a single guy you may want something good to smoke over as you sit back and project how the rest of your life will be

[fsjonsey]

DPG Serie JJ Salomon.

Cohiba Siglo VI

Gotta say, I prefer the Brazillia over the Italia. I have one of the barber pole Bratalia in my humi, has been for 4 years now. Can't bring myself to smoke it. If it's horrible I may cry.

[DaBear]

My cousin is also getting married that day. I'll suggest what I'm planning on bringing out for him, an Old Man and the C. Even if its not the best cigar you've ever smoked, just taking the time out to have some mens time with your father and father-in-law and smoke a cigar I feel would be a special moment. Plus, culebras are commonly referred to as "the wedding cigar" in one of the stories detailing how they were made. If you're unfamiliar with the vitola, its basically three lanceros twisted around each other.

[jjmitchem]

Originally Posted by DaBear

My cousin is also getting married that day. I'll suggest what I'm planning on bringing out for him, an Old Man and the C. Even if its not the best cigar you've ever smoked, just taking the time out to have some mens time with your father and father-in-law and smoke a cigar I feel would be a special moment. Plus, culebras are commonly referred to as "the wedding cigar" in one of the stories detailing how they were made. If you're unfamiliar with the vitola, its basically three lanceros twisted around each other.

That sounds like a great idea - I am performing my Command Sergeant Major's daughters wedding in august and he is as big a cigar smoker as me

I think I will give him the El Triunfador "Old Man and the C , well I'll keep the single and give him the Culebra .

Anyone know who is carrying these right now?

[DaBear]

Originally Posted by jjmitchem

That sounds like a great idea - I am performing my Command Sergeant Major's daughters wedding in august and he is as big a cigar smoker as me

I think I will give him the El Triunfador "Old Man and the C , well I'll keep the single and give him the Culebra .

Anyone know who is carrying these right now?

We had them at work until I grabbed the last one today. By the time that wedding is the Black Label Old Mand and the C should be out, which will possibly be even tastier. I believe it has a June release guesstimate IIRC

[jjmitchem]

Originally Posted by DaBear

We had them at work until I grabbed the last one today. By the time that wedding is the Black Label Old Mand and the C should be out, which will possibly be even tastier. I believe it has a June release guesstimate IIRC

That sounds great - I will have to get the word out to my local B&Ms here to see if anyone is carrying them

[FelonyRuckus]

Padron 45th Anniversary

I have 2 Cohiba Gran Reservas, eventually 1 for my wedding day and then 1 for my first born