First nubbed cigar!
Gray4lines
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Well, I just smoked a cigar down to the nub, or at least as far down as I dare to. Churchill Brick House, and it was delicious. Only took 2 and a half hours too! Maybe not such an achievement, but still a first for me. Been enjoying cigars for about a year, and generally they get a little too hot/harsh for my liking. I am now an official cigar aficionado, i suppose.
First post too, what a night of firsts! Been reading and looking around for a while, and really appreciate all of the knowledge and helpfulness of most guys here.
So, Thanks!
LLA - Lancero Lovers of America
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Isn't the brick house a nice cigar? I really enjoy it. Got turned on to them by a b&m, and just got a box. Great price on this cigar, Welcome to the forum!0
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Oh man, I love em! Smooth all the way down. I tried one and then went for a 5-pack when I saw em. I will definitely be getting a box whenever I can! Thanks, man!LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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Welcome to the forums!
I've "nubbed" enough of my favorites that my fingerprints aren't the same anymore.0 -
+1skweekz:Welcome to the forums!
I've "nubbed" enough of my favorites that my fingerprints aren't the same anymore.0 -
Congratulations on your afficianado-ship. LOL Welcome to the forum, and congrats on the nubbing too - its a great feeling when you get hold of a great stick that you enjoy so much you just dont want it to end! What this hobby is all about IMHO...
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Welcome to the Asylum!
Nub'n is a good thing!0 -
Thanks guys! and it is definitely great. I think I love the hobby more and more every day. Just upgraded humi's last month, and that sure sped up my cigar consumption! Someone's gotta step on the economy's gas, right? hahaLLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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WelcomeOne God, One Truth0
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Welcome to the forum and congrats...0
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Congratulations on your first nubbing and welcome to the forum. I rarely nub a cigar because it tends to get too warm for me towards the end, but every once in a while the stars align just right. It's a great discovery to find one that goes so well.0
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Yes, it is! Gonna try a la herencia cubano oscuro fuerte. And see how that goes!LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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I believe you will like thjat one too. Welcome to the familyGray4lines:Yes, it is! Gonna try a la herencia cubano oscuro fuerte. And see how that goes!0 -
I'm the same way. I typically go with 2 inches or so left on the cigar. It may be a waste but I don't see any sense in going further than what I enjoy.bigharpoon:Congratulations on your first nubbing and welcome to the forum. I rarely nub a cigar because it tends to get too warm for me towards the end, but every once in a while the stars align just right. It's a great discovery to find one that goes so well.0 -
Haven't had the brickhouse, heck I don't even have one! My first smoke-to-the-nub in a while was an anejo 48 today that I received from the march madness sampler. That anejo wwas a fine smoke indeed.0
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Brickhouse 'gars are definitely some of my favorites. Only had a few, but i dont guess they're anything too special, just a real solid cigar... little spice, pretty smooth, on the milder side. I will certainly get a box when I can! I've never heard of anejo though!LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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. It's made by fuente if you were wondering.Gray4lines:Brickhouse 'gars are definitely some of my favorites. Only had a few, but i dont guess they're anything too special, just a real solid cigar... little spice, pretty smooth, on the milder side. I will certainly get a box when I can! I've never heard of anejo though!0 -
Gotcha, man. Those are supposed to be top notch, right? I've been wanting to get a couple of fuente's. Never had any of em.LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
