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#1 2008-12-06 11:03:21

John Rotten
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The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

Anybody indulge in cigar smoking?  I know that fine clothing and thick, foul-smelling smoke don't really mix, but I can't help myself.. Let's hear about your favorite cigar smoking experiences.. Or, not.

 

#2 2008-12-06 11:54:21

Film Noir Buff
Dandy Nightmare
From: Devil's Island
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Re: The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

I smoke them. I smoke them less now than at one point but I do like them. I have to let my clothes air out but so what, my clothes exist for my lifestyle.


I love Cuban cigars especially the Montecristo torpedoes and a variety of romeo et julietas. I always liked the Gloria Cubana and the Padron cigars here.

 

#3 2008-12-06 12:30:18

Will
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From: San Francisco
Posts: 239

Re: The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

Just finished my breakfast Romeo & Julieta on a cold but sunny Saturday.


Will's thoughts on classic men's clothing
http://www.asuitablewardrobe.net/

 

#4 2008-12-06 15:24:15

John Rotten
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Re: The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

 

#5 2008-12-06 20:08:03

Twin Six
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From: WASP in Tokyo
Posts: 1486

Re: The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

The availability of Cubans is one of the upsides to living in Tokyo.

It was too hot to smoke during the summer, but now that it's getting cold again I'm looking forward to the occasional smoke.

 

#6 2008-12-06 20:19:12

John Rotten
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Re: The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

Too hot?  lol

My problem now is too cold!  I adapt and smoke in the hot tub on the weekends, but my weeknight ritual of a winding down cigar hibernates for the winter.  I could go to a B&M, but cannot stand the foul air and thick smoke.. I have smoked dozens of Cubans (I have a brother in Canada and I find my way there once a year or so), and I can honestly say I don't regret that they are not widely available in the United States.  I have developed a stable of very good cigars that appeal to me from a flavor perspective, and that's the most important thing..

 

#7 2008-12-07 12:06:56

eg
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From: Burlington, ON
Posts: 1499

Re: The Gentlemanly Art of Cigar Smoking

I indulge occasionally, but most often in a hot-tub where the smoke is neither indoors nor in proximity to fine clothing.

 

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