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Like GOT in ancient India and the Middle East.

Still my favorite smoke.

I really don't want to go this morning.

There is a Habano, a maduro, and a Connecticut. Cigar Bid has had boxes of the Habano on free fall for the last month. The maduro got a lot of the early praise, but I think the Habano holds it own.

What are your thoughts on this one? I have it on my short list of future buys.

My current program as described in an email I sent to a friend. Here is the plan I am working on. It would be run as two repeating cycles the first time and followed by a deload in the seventh week, or switch to something with an easier first week. Alternatively you could retest your TM in...

Diesel Corona It tastes exactly like I remember. That is pretty amazing consistency for a blend. It is still my favorite Diesel blend prior to the Whiskey Row blends.

Man O War Puro Authentico Habano Corona The ash fell at nearly two inches and the red pepper disappeared. Coco, leather, wood, nuts, and then red pepper flakes pop back in. A lot of potential is hiding in here. The other nine are at the bottom of my long term storage. They should be pretty...

Off of the truck and in to a 69% tuppador for a few hours it went. Then it met a flaming death. Leather, cedar, black pepper and something else. Weirdly enough, a couple of puffs have reminded of the aroma of a friend's leather jacket that he wore while smoking pipes and cigars.

Comfortable is a relative term. All I have is a 900 watt electric radiator in mine. It still gets stupidly cold in there if I'm not sitting with a leg on each side. Below 40° it basically makes zero difference. The lack of wind is a huge plus though.

Glock 26 with a two round magazine extension and an extra magazine. Both are loaded with Federal HST 124gr rounds. If 25 rounds won't do the job, send the SWAT team because we're in a little too deep.

The "I am broke because I had to pay my way out of a speeding ticket" haul. Diesel, Man O War Ruination, and Man O War Puro Authentico coronas

Earth, pepper, occasional sweet cedar in the background, a bit of dark chocolate.

This may be the smartest response ever.

Thank you. I don't usually feel like writing full reviews. So, I figure a few sentences might be useful.