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[A Friend of Charlie]

No Cuban, too many tubs on top of that one.

EPC New Wave Connecticut Lit, no photo because it’s pouring down rain.  It’s like a Hurricane without much wind.

is there a such thing as too many?

Inglis and Yankeetown under water. the two trailer parks I was in are completely flooded.

now people want sandbags.
just like hurricane season. people lose power and then look for generators.

Yep, that’s the way it works.

I just saw something on TV about flooded roads and people trying to drive through them with their cars. Serious shit.

[Travellin Dave]

Afternoon with new version Emilio AF1.

[Travellin Dave]

Afternoon with new version Emilio AF1.

Which is kind of odd being as AJF who it was named after no longer makes the cigar...

[Travellin Dave]

Getting to be almost pool time.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Afternoon with new version Emilio AF1.

Had never heard of it.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Had lunch, took a nap and it is still raining so now watching Jaws.

[South Carolina Redfish]

SHEESH!

[A Friend of Charlie]

Where's BaseballRick?

[South Carolina Redfish]

Where's BaseballRick?

He was going to play golf this morning, probably famalia fun time this afternoon.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Where's BaseballRick?

He was going to play golf this morning, probably famalia fun time this afternoon.

I'm sure he's got an eye on the Yankees game.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Four Kicks by Crowned Heads Ready for 🔥

[South Carolina Redfish]

Got a little break in the rain

[Travellin Dave]

Another Archetype cigar, this one Strange Passage.

[Travellin Dave]

Afternoon with new version Emilio AF1.

Had never heard of it.

Emilio Cigars was started by Gary Griffith who owned about 30 cigar shops in Delaware.  His first few cigars were formulated and made by AJF, namely the AF-1 and AF-2.  He ventured out to having others make some of his other offerings.  Had a number of well received offerings, got bigger in distributorship handling a number of microbatch offerings for others under the Emilio umbrella. Another early winner was Grimalkin.  He seemed to be a rapid riser in the industry then about two years ago, without notice or explanation apparently walked away from it all.  Emilio Cigars is now managed by Black Label Trading.

[Travellin Dave]

Afternoon with new version Emilio AF1.

Had never heard of it.

Emilio Cigars was started by Gary Griffith who owned about 30 cigar shops in Delaware.  His first few cigars were formulated and made by AJF, namely the AF-1 and AF-2.  He ventured out to having others make some of his other offerings.  Had a number of well received offerings, got bigger in distributorship handling a number of microbatch offerings for others under the Emilio umbrella. Another early winner was Grimalkin.  He seemed to be a rapid riser in the industry then about two years ago, without notice or explanation apparently walked away from it all.  Emilio Cigars is now managed by Black Label Trading.

I originally got interested in them following the AJF blending trail.  Sharing last names was also interesting.