Do you SEE THE LIGHT?

02-05-2013, 04:22 PM

We all have nostalgia towards certain sticks/blends we all have enjoyed at special times in our life...

the Monte #2 will always remind me of a night downtown in Charlotte with 3 of my best buds... after a huge (and expensive) dinner at Mimosa Grille we fired these things up on 2 bus benches and later walked the Charlotte streets at night...

A Romeo & Julieta Cuban Robusto (Idk more to be more specific, other then it came in a Aluminum tube with red lettering) reminds me of my parents trip to Canada (circa age 15) and sneaking off with a friend to the school playground down the street to smoke the cigar and drink a few beers that wouldn't be missed...

A Punch Double Corona will bring memories of a clear night I spent looking at the moon around the age of 17 on the Jolly Roger Pier in Topsail Island, NC while listening to my Walkman CD player, thinking about life...

Cigars are not as much about tastes, blends, brands, and nuances in my humblest opinion, they are in fact more about the people we smoke them with, the ideas we think of or the memories made in the moments that we enjoy and punctuate with a good smoke...

Or I could be wrong...

02-05-2013, 04:22 PM	#3
Robulous78 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Do you SEE THE LIGHT? We all have nostalgia towards certain sticks/blends we all have enjoyed at special times in our life... the Monte #2 will always remind me of a night downtown in Charlotte with 3 of my best buds... after a huge (and expensive) dinner at Mimosa Grille we fired these things up on 2 bus benches and later walked the Charlotte streets at night... A Romeo & Julieta Cuban Robusto (Idk more to be more specific, other then it came in a Aluminum tube with red lettering) reminds me of my parents trip to Canada (circa age 15) and sneaking off with a friend to the school playground down the street to smoke the cigar and drink a few beers that wouldn't be missed... A Punch Double Corona will bring memories of a clear night I spent looking at the moon around the age of 17 on the Jolly Roger Pier in Topsail Island, NC while listening to my Walkman CD player, thinking about life... Cigars are not as much about tastes, blends, brands, and nuances in my humblest opinion, they are in fact more about the people we smoke them with, the ideas we think of or the memories made in the moments that we enjoy and punctuate with a good smoke... Or I could be wrong...