What is your favorite "early" cigar? Friday, Jul 22 2005
Uncategorized 3:41 pm
Excalibur #3 Limited Edition 6.1×48 Friday, Jul 15 2005
Cigar Reviews and Misc 12:23 pm

Country: Honduras
Wrapper: Connecticut Shade
Filler: Honduran, Nicaraguan, Dominican (Piloto Cubano)
Size: 6.1″x48 ring
I love these cigars. They are the perfect balance of flavor, medium bodied and smooth smoking. The taste has a hint of cedar with a smoky finish. It has a perfect draw and burns slow and even all the way to the nub. The cigar is consistent from when you light it all the way down to when your fingers are starting to get hot holding it. The smoke is thick, creamy and beautiful. The ash is firm but it is a kind of unattractive grey. Some cigars have that nice almost white ash but this one doesn’t. It’s the only bad thing I can say about it, and it is such a minor thing it is hardly even worth mentioning (but for some reason I did anyway). Heck, it’s not even really a bad thing, it’s just ash after all.
It’s a great cigar. A bit pricey but worth every penny.
The Completed Table (well almost) Saturday, Jul 9 2005
My Stuff Poker Table 8:19 pm
Gurkha Master Select 6.0×52 Saturday, Jul 9 2005
Cigar Reviews and Gurkha 8:09 pm

Country: Dominican Republic
Wrapper: Habana 2000
Filler: Domician Long Filler
Size: Toro Grande 6″x52 ring
This was a great cigar. I smoked it last night. It is a medium to full flavored cigar but mild in strength. It tasted great with a cedar like flavor to it. It burns very smoothly and is a nice easy draw. My only complaint is that I couldn’t smoke it to the nub. It started to get too harsh for my tastes once I got down to the last 2 inches or so. The ash was a nice grayish white and it held together well. I had almost 2 inches of ash before I tapped it, but I probably could have waited even longer to do so. I just didn’t want it falling off on my friends patio. Definitely a good smoke. I’ll probably order a five pack of these sometime in the future, but not something I’d want a whole box of.
Major Construction is complete… Sunday, Jul 3 2005
My Stuff Poker Table 3:47 am

After a marathon day of cutting, sanding, and drilling, the poker table is starting to really come together. Next step is to get the right size hole saw so I can set the cup holders that are stacked along the table’s race track. Then it will be time to upholster it. I hope to have time on Monday to pad the outer rail.





