Cigars and Blades...Modern style

Just got these in today. Bought a few for my close friends for Christmas. I'm not a big cigar guy but I really like these:
Fuente Hemingway Masterpiece
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GB940Rookie said:
Just got these in today. Bought a few for my close friends for Christmas. I'm not a big cigar guy but I really like these:
Fuente Hemingway Masterpiece
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Thats a nice cigar and enjoyable IMO even though it is so big. I prefer it to the similar length Montecristo A, Cuaba and the 9” Davidoff. The Signature and Short Story are my favourites in that line.

Getting too cold to smoke cigars in Canada, but looking forward to posting some pics if we get a warm break.
 
SharpieB said:
Thats a nice cigar and enjoyable IMO even though it is so big. I prefer it to the similar length Montecristo A, Cuaba and the 9” Davidoff. The Signature and Short Story are my favourites in that line.

Getting too cold to smoke cigars in Canada, but looking forward to posting some pics if we get a warm break.
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I usually get the Classic but decided to go a bit larger for a Christmas party with a few close friends. The Port will flow along with the Crown and Tequila.
Oh, and the Ribeyes. Dont want to forget about those Ribeyes!:)

Merry Christmas Sharpie and to all who read this.
 
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a cmftw and what's left of the these cubans. I work with dozens of cubans right off the boat who go home to the island all the time and bring back boxes. none of the super fancy stuff as these are working fellas like myself but no shortage of cubans brought back.
 
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That knife was a pain in the ass. I must've built it 3 times over due to a bad batch of A2.
 
Chisel grind done properly (how I grind :D) is scary effective. Proof can be seen in the kitchen, working organic media.
 
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