http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/-t1.htm Being that Unforsaken and I are a pair of cigar connoisseurs, we feel the need to post our thoughts on our choices for the night. Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:47:53 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/prosilver/site_logo.gif http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/-t1.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/romeo-y-julieta-t123.htm Unforsaken Enjoyed the first cigar of the year, and it is sad when just cutting it makes you sad you haven't enjoyed one in a month and a half. Then lighting it, then waiting to take that first draw.... I sound like an addict. But alas, it is what it is, and as good as hookah is, and the fact that I will always enjoy it, it doesn't have the complex and robust flavor of a cigar. The cigar burned wonderfully as usual, allowing thick smoke rings and only relighting the wrapper because my attention was diverted ... Cigar of the Day Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:47:53 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/romeo-y-julieta-t123.htm#774 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/romeo-y-julieta-t123.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/some-thoughts-on-the-weather-t117.htm Unforsaken Its winter, and at that, it is a ten below kind of winter. I'm not a terrible nancy, however that is just not cigar enjoying weather. With that in mind, my christmas gift of water pipe Hookah goodness has allowed me to keep in tradition with smoking the cancer, while still enjoying the warmth of inside, as well as the fruity goodness of shisha. So maybe we'll have to throw up some thoughts on the different kinds so I won't soon forget what I thought of them. Cigar of the Day Sat, 24 Jan 2009 17:21:00 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/some-thoughts-on-the-weather-t117.htm#739 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/some-thoughts-on-the-weather-t117.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/today-was-an-onyx-reserve-day-t30.htm Unforsaken When I feel like it, I'll update this with the 'review' on a cigar I can identify from a mile away Cigar of the Day Sat, 11 Oct 2008 22:55:13 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/today-was-an-onyx-reserve-day-t30.htm#77 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/today-was-an-onyx-reserve-day-t30.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/roxor-deluxe-t20.htm Unforsaken Who can deny a cigar by the name of Roxor?? This almost belongs in the Computers section, but alas time to get to the cigar. At first glance, this particular stick appeared well made. The wrapper was quite smooth, nicely rolled and had very few veins. A pinch confirmed the inside was just as nice as the out, even throughout and not lacking on filler leaves. The initial draw after the cut was quite flawless, very smooth and hinting towards the tastes to come, sweet, yet notes of chocolate as well ... Cigar of the Day Wed, 08 Oct 2008 07:05:10 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/roxor-deluxe-t20.htm#27 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/roxor-deluxe-t20.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/montecristo-white-label-t19.htm Unforsaken "Continuing with Montecristo’s fine tradition of being one of the world’s most in-demand brand names, Montecristo adds a bolder, richer element to its stable with the Montecristo White. Comprised of Dominican and Nicaraguan long fillers, wrapped in a flavorful Connecticut-seed Ecuadorian shade grown wrapper, the White offers a smooth, robust and satisfying smoke for the more developed palate. This Montecristo lives up to its name." One of the top names in cigars, a Montecristo ... Cigar of the Day Wed, 08 Oct 2008 06:51:10 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/montecristo-white-label-t19.htm#26 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/montecristo-white-label-t19.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/phoenix-dbl-corona-by-thompson-cigar-company-t13.htm ZeroCool On a budget and want to start out on a decent bundle of cigars that everyone can enjoy? Then look no further than TCC's Phoenix DBL Corona cigars. This medium bodied cigar will be a great addition to any cigar enthusiast's collection. At 6 inches and a ring gauge of 48, this cigar is perfect for someone who likes smaller or larger cigars. At first glance, this cigar looks like any other cigar, and yet it feels so much different when held. With a price tag of $38 for a bundle of 25 cigars, these ... Cigar of the Day Tue, 07 Oct 2008 05:21:32 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/phoenix-dbl-corona-by-thompson-cigar-company-t13.htm#15 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/phoenix-dbl-corona-by-thompson-cigar-company-t13.htm http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/playboy-by-don-diego-t12.htm ZeroCool The Playboy by Don Diego with a natural wrapper measuring a ring gauge of 52 and a length of 6 inches may be a challenge to even some of the the most diverse of cigar experts. At first glance this massive Double Corona cigar may seem dull and unattractive, but is after the cutting and first draw before lighting it begins to come to life. It's almost sweet wrapper is the first obstacle to wrap your mind around. After lighting the cigar to an almost amber red, at first lit draw, the aroma ... Cigar of the Day Tue, 07 Oct 2008 03:55:15 GMT http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/playboy-by-don-diego-t12.htm#14 http://thefaildotorg.forumotion.net/cigar-of-the-day-f11/playboy-by-don-diego-t12.htm