Christian Pipe Smokers

Bloodhound wrote: ↑27 Apr 2022, 15:38

GaryInVA wrote: ↑27 Apr 2022, 13:39 When my work says I can enjoy tobacco again one of the first sites I'm visiting is:

https://www.italiansmokes.com/premium-m ... ly-cigars/

I had never seen that site...but I will be making an order before fishing season goes into full swing! Thanks

Be careful. Their prices are extraordinarily high, although some of their products are unique. Do a little cruising first.

And try the Nobile. It's amazing. The Duecento is very, very good. The stilnovo is the one to stay away from as it has a binder and just doesn't burn right, although the flavor is very nice.

Sorry. These things are a love affair for me. If you get the chance, try to attend a tasting with Sr. Capellini, their brand ambassador. Extraordinarily kind young man who thoroughly knows his stuff.

Enjoying a De Nobili on the porch with Pipeson.

Finally got a nice shirtsleeve evening in Wisconsin. It's been a cold Spring.

Troubadour wrote: ↑02 May 2022, 08:09

JudgeRusty wrote: ↑23 Apr 2022, 05:57 Share your reviews and opinions on Parodi, Red Lion, Kentucky Cheroots & etc.

I know enough to know that I don't know anything.

Hopefully cheap gas station cigarillos don't count.

I enjoy green cigars from Game (Garcia y Vega) as well as their natural leaf variety. Buy them by the box online for about $0.40 each. Fantastic as a daily smoke.

There's not much to say about smoking these little cigars.

But just in case there are any questions, here's a short tutorial:

Troubadour wrote: ↑24 Jul 2022, 21:58

FredS wrote: ↑22 Jul 2022, 09:57

Troubadour wrote: ↑02 May 2022, 08:09 Hopefully cheap gas station cigarillos don't count.

I enjoy green cigars from Game (Garcia y Vega) as well as their natural leaf variety. Buy them by the box online for about $0.40 each. Fantastic as a daily smoke.

I recall trying those a fairly long time ago. I was always under the impression though, that they're primarily sold at gas stations for the implicit purpose of rolling blunts.

These cigarillos in particular seem too fragile to repack (I've never tried) but I get your drift. The only places I see billboards advertising gas station cigars is in the low income hoods of various large cities I visit.