Wednesday of Kentucky Derby CAO starting at 2pm, lots of swag and discounts.
Thurby featuring Espinosa, Eric will be here starting at noon to whenever.
A log of our cigar adventures. We will attempt to try many different cigars to talk about. Hopefully, not all of them will be smoked on the golf course. We welcome any comments you have about your favorite cigars on this blog.
Thurby featuring Espinosa, Eric will be here starting at noon to whenever.
If you have the hat on, you need to smoke one.
Recently while cigar shopping, I noticed a lot more non round cigars.( Box Pressed).
I am not to fickle about the shape I like, but I have come to like box pressed cigars,
1) They don't roll off the table
2) They fit my bite better. Let me explain:
Lips are flexible and can make most shapes, but my teeth are generally flat, a round Presidente or large cigars in general are kind of difficult to maintain proper "grip" on a cigar. Boxed pressed allow my big front teeth to sit nicely across the top and bottom, so as to not bite too hard to maintain control while playing pickle ball or cutting the grass, all just super strenuous activities, hence the dry cured Swisher Sweets Cigarillos with the plastic tip.
Apparently, there is a little air leakage around the edges during inhale but this adds to a cooler draw.?
All I know is the wife still thinks they stink no matter what shape...!!!!!
Leaf and Cedar will be having an Oaks day cigar event. Featuring Oscar Valladares. Lots of swag and discounts. Great BBQ by Michigan Paul and beer.
8605 Smyrna Parkway, Louisville KY
Come by Leaf and Cedar cigar store about 1pm on Derby Thursday(Thurby). Saturday is Derby. Friday is not Furby, sheesh, it is Oaks. Swag, giveaways and great cigars.
In Louisville looking for a great cigar store with a large selection and knowledgeable staff, then stop by leaf and cedar cigar store. Located at Smyrna and Gene Snyder (265) hi way at 8605 Smyrna Parkway.
Hang around and smoke one.
Crux started selling around 2014. Named after saying Crux of the Matter. Not Hispanic but northern Wisconsinso wanted a name that let's them make their own blend. Rolled in Nicaragua in Nestors and AJ's factories.
So they let the reps develop their own cigars. Chris did the Fashionably Late. It is Mexican, Brazillian and Nicaraguan tobacco. He wanted one that was mild and good in the morning with coffee. He said weird seeing his name on box.