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Toss up between my first Camacho Triple Maduro, probabaly cause I thought it was just a gimmick and gonna be crappy, yet amazingly good, and the Camacho Scorpion gifted by my BABOTL buddies. Man that's almost a perfect smoke.
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Patriot
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04 Cohiba Robusto
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Cashmere Jungle Lord
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Maybe it was just the setting but I would have to say a Cohiba Piramide 2006 when they first came out. Great cigar with great memories.
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It is what it is.
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Man... that's a tough one. I've had a number that I thought were the best at the time, really a function of my level of experience more so than a refined sense of taste. But, I had an R&J Churchill from back in the 1980s, as I recall, that really, really knocked my socks off. A completely different stick than the ones I've had that were two or three or so years old. It was a wonderful stick and I was glad it was a Churchill.
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NH Masshole
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Still only a noob, smoking for 6 months. My best stick ever was my 2nd cigar -- a La Aurora Prefidero Platinum. Very yummy.
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Still Watching My Back
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Oliva V Churchill Extra was the first real stick that just floored me and go me excited about the hobby. Then a 06 EL Piramide, in Spain just pushed me over the edge. I have had some great sticks since then. but these two started the love affair.
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WiP!?
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It's a tie. I had a bunch of '64 Upmann #4s that raisin gave me that were outstanding. So unique, so tasty, so gone lol. The other was my first Flor del Punto that Eric gave me. Dizzum, it was like smoking wine!
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I have been fortunate to smoke many outstanding rare and vintage sticks. Picking one based on the cigar itself would be damn near impossible. Like with fine wine, the cigar experience is enhanced by the environment and circumstances when it is smoked - see Da Klugs' post for a good example.
For me, the 70s H. Upmann Naturals tubo gifted to me by Kelly (poker) on my 50th birthday was off the charts. An outstanding cigar in the company of family and good friends made this one my favorite.
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Götterdämmerung
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The best cigar I've ever smoked is a tie. On one hand, my first Cuban - a 2008 Cohiba Siglo VI. Oh...mygod. Tied with it was the 2006 Romeo y Julieta Churchill Tubo gifted to me by an awesome BOTL. Gotta try one with some real age on it now!
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I'm nuts for the place
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Litto Gomez Small Batch II is up there.
I think the first cigar I ever had that made my jaw drop was a Perdomo Champagne when I first started. That one got me hooked. I still really enjoy a creamy smoke. |
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Shemp, it appears by both our "label avatars" and your response that we have similar taste. A couple of CCs to mention would be the Partagas Serie D No. 4 and a Hoyo de Monterrey Piramides...both verrrrry excellent! As far as NCs go...there are just so many to mention, but I'll note an Oliva V Figurado, and more recently...the RP Decades are amazing! Would an AF God of Fire seemingly fit any of these flavor profiles or is it a lil bit overpriced/overhyped/
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Still Watching My Back
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My best CC would be Bolivar Churchill Tubos from 01 that I had for my birthday back in May. Nice really full flavoured but super smooth, went perfect with a coffee.
My best NC would be OPUS X Fuente Fuente from 98 or 99. New years eve smoke a couple of years ago ![]() ![]() |
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So many, I feel fortunate
Two come to mind right now 80s RyJ Celestiales Finos 97 RyJ Exhibition #4 It's funny I'm not a huge RyJ guy but these two cigars are etched in my memory. I never new cigars could taste that sublime. |
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