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For me there were many excellent cigars, but two that were surprises first was Henry Clay, not my cigar and I don’t know how old this cigar was phenomenal complexity first draw was creamy with hint of jasmine and cinnamon, after talking for a bit this cigar was handed to me again second taste creamy butterscotch nutty tiny bit of spice jasmine mint just a beautiful little cigar pure Yummy.
Second cigar was a cigar I won at the shack auction last year Cuban Dinner Cigar Partagas called the flower cigar perfecto, started out a spice bomb settled into a creamy then became creamy vanilla bean flowery oh my goodness how I wish there were more of these. This cigar is a beautiful work of art and so complex. What was the best cigar you smoked or tasted during Shack IX? |
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Snow City
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Difficult choice. The sheer variety of smokes handed my way during PPPs was amazing. Smokes from the 40s, 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond. A 1492 and 1994. Dunhill and Davidoff. Some better than others but what an experience.
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There were some good ones in that PPPP but I think that 89 Punch SS2 was pretty stellar. Way different then most of the other SS2's I've smoked.
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Ah come on guys where are all those great NC's!!
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Brewcifer
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In the PPPP.
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Either the Ninja or the nameless candella rolled with half burnt pipe tobacco.
Oh wait...that was in the PPPP. Probably the cigar the OP lit and I rudely asked what he was smoking. I hadn't seen the band or I wouldn't have asked. ![]()
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ZOTL's mmmmm brainssss
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Probably the best sticks I had were the ones given to our PPP from Dan Reeve. It was 1 undercrown corona viva and 1 each of all the leaves that are used to create it...5 sticks in all. It might not have been the best stick I smoked ('99 Boli Gold Medal probably is!
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Have My Own Room
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In it to win it
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Dear Lord, Thank You.
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I think it was a Partagas 898 varnished that Klugs made me smoke.
I am not a Partagas fan. I'm gonna have to take a new look at them. ![]()
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Admiral Douchebag
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Best cigar I was gifted: a '70s Partagas Perfecto en cello I received from Allan B.
![]() Best cigar I was passed: a 1492 from Ron. Wow! Best cigar of my own: '02 Punch Ninfa Biggest suprise of the Herf: '05 Romeo y Julieta En Cedros #3....it was great.
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Dogbert Consultant
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tie between festi mareva and 70s dunhill upmann 22. I tried really hard to put one in front of the other, but couldn't pick a winner. that undercrown thingy was cool as hell too, never thought i'd be able to retrohale a bundle of esteli ligero, but it was very pleasant
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Have My Own Room
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This is making me realize how little actual smoking I did!
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Dear Lord, Thank You.
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I almost forgot. Klugs made me try a 1492 or something with numbers. I can't remember what it was. That one was wicked good. I tried to keep it but he wrestled it back off of me.
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This is what I was getting at.
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