Ruffinogold wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 3:57 pmMe too brother . Ill call it the ruffionpalooza of flagler beach , which is a semi sleepy town , the way it used to be in Florida when I was a kid .
Actually , if I were to win a sizeable lottery , Id buy a house there . I pretty much hate florida but I dig Flagler beach
It sounds like they got a bit dry to unravel ?
Bundle cigars discussion and what are you smoking
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On their home page , down a bit next to their hours of operation is a video ,,, watch it
https://flaglerfishandbeefcompany.com/
https://flaglerfishandbeefcompany.com/
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I freak over their red snapper . I drop some serious money there when I visit each time I go down .. I love it . Their Grit Cake is off the chart . Anything they have that is " crab " is beyond etc ...Ruffinogold wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 4:01 pm On their home page , down a bit next to their hours of operation is a video ,,, watch it
https://flaglerfishandbeefcompany.com/
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Yeah I hate Florida as well. My father lives in new Smyrna beach I don’t visit lol. It’s just not my styleRuffinogold wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 3:57 pmMe too brother . Ill call it the ruffionpalooza of flagler beach , which is a semi sleepy town , the way it used to be in Florida when I was a kid .
Actually , if I were to win a sizeable lottery , Id buy a house there . I pretty much hate florida but I dig Flagler beach
Have you ever been to Lake Winnipesaukee? I was there once. It was for a wedding.Riff89 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 12:04 pm I just posted in the Ways thread that I had a factory throw out. I bought 20 for 25 big ones so I didn’t have high hopes but I figured they would be great cigars to puff while doing yard work, walking the dog, or even for the occasional friend who doesn’t really smoke often or give a rats ass about nuance and mouthfeel and leather notes and touches of woody earthy blah blah. And they seem to be almost perfect for that. The only gripe I have is the construction isn’t always very good (I know what do you expect). So far I’ve smoked probably five of them and 2 of them unraveled on me. It’s not a huge deal since under that wrapper is a HTL binder keeping everything together enough to continue smoking. I’m probably going to keep testing the bundle waters and I’ll poke in here every year or two when there is a new post to see what’s new and exciting in the world of bundled cigars.
Since I am not a cigar box collector, I am generally happy with bundle cigars. They are good value for a good price.
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I have. It’s about an hour and a half drive from casa de Riff. It’s a nice place to have a wedding. Cigar boxes are handy In small quantities I have a couple with odds and ends in them one has several decks of playing cards. The other... I don’t remember what is in it I should check it might be something cool!!Citizen B wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 5:40 pmHave you ever been to Lake Winnipesaukee? I was there once. It was for a wedding.Riff89 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 12:04 pm I just posted in the Ways thread that I had a factory throw out. I bought 20 for 25 big ones so I didn’t have high hopes but I figured they would be great cigars to puff while doing yard work, walking the dog, or even for the occasional friend who doesn’t really smoke often or give a rats ass about nuance and mouthfeel and leather notes and touches of woody earthy blah blah. And they seem to be almost perfect for that. The only gripe I have is the construction isn’t always very good (I know what do you expect). So far I’ve smoked probably five of them and 2 of them unraveled on me. It’s not a huge deal since under that wrapper is a HTL binder keeping everything together enough to continue smoking. I’m probably going to keep testing the bundle waters and I’ll poke in here every year or two when there is a new post to see what’s new and exciting in the world of bundled cigars.
Since I am not a cigar box collector, I am generally happy with bundle cigars. They are good value for a good price.
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Make it Lake Erie, I got an uncle there!Citizen B wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 5:40 pmHave you ever been to Lake Winnipesaukee? I was there once. It was for a wedding.Riff89 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 12:04 pm I just posted in the Ways thread that I had a factory throw out. I bought 20 for 25 big ones so I didn’t have high hopes but I figured they would be great cigars to puff while doing yard work, walking the dog, or even for the occasional friend who doesn’t really smoke often or give a rats ass about nuance and mouthfeel and leather notes and touches of woody earthy blah blah. And they seem to be almost perfect for that. The only gripe I have is the construction isn’t always very good (I know what do you expect). So far I’ve smoked probably five of them and 2 of them unraveled on me. It’s not a huge deal since under that wrapper is a HTL binder keeping everything together enough to continue smoking. I’m probably going to keep testing the bundle waters and I’ll poke in here every year or two when there is a new post to see what’s new and exciting in the world of bundled cigars.
Since I am not a cigar box collector, I am generally happy with bundle cigars. They are good value for a good price.
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That makes sense.Kevin Keith wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:16 pmMake it Lake Erie, I got an uncle there!Citizen B wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 5:40 pmHave you ever been to Lake Winnipesaukee? I was there once. It was for a wedding.Riff89 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 12:04 pm I just posted in the Ways thread that I had a factory throw out. I bought 20 for 25 big ones so I didn’t have high hopes but I figured they would be great cigars to puff while doing yard work, walking the dog, or even for the occasional friend who doesn’t really smoke often or give a rats ass about nuance and mouthfeel and leather notes and touches of woody earthy blah blah. And they seem to be almost perfect for that. The only gripe I have is the construction isn’t always very good (I know what do you expect). So far I’ve smoked probably five of them and 2 of them unraveled on me. It’s not a huge deal since under that wrapper is a HTL binder keeping everything together enough to continue smoking. I’m probably going to keep testing the bundle waters and I’ll poke in here every year or two when there is a new post to see what’s new and exciting in the world of bundled cigars.
Since I am not a cigar box collector, I am generally happy with bundle cigars. They are good value for a good price.
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@Kevin Keith do these need to be stored in a humidor?Kevin Keith wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:23 pm Here are five bundles I can recommend. Palma Real (Jose Blanco) and Free Cuba advertize as long filler. New Cuba (Casa Fernandez), The Edge Fumas (Rocky Patel), and Factory Smokes (Drew Estate) are mixed filler. All of them run right at $35 for 25 cigars except for The Edge Fumas which come in 20 count bundles.
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I bought some more casa Garcia cigars on my Florida trippier and pretty much so long There my bundle cigar of choice no doubt I didn't care for the maduro but the Connecticut is very nice for a mild cigar
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