Cigar Event 16/04/14
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PistonHeads private cigar night is back...
Dunhill Cigar Evening: Wednesday 16th April 18.30 - 21.00
Join us at the brand new Dunhill cigar lounge at 1A St. James's Street, London SW1A 1EF for a private evening for up to 20 guests. Due to licencing laws you will need to pay £50 per person to attend this event to include:
Dunhill Cigar Evening: Wednesday 16th April 18.30 - 21.00
Join us at the brand new Dunhill cigar lounge at 1A St. James's Street, London SW1A 1EF for a private evening for up to 20 guests. Due to licencing laws you will need to pay £50 per person to attend this event to include:
- 1 x Dunhill Signed Range Toro (6 x 50 gauge) from Nicaragua
- 1 x Montecristo No.4.(5 x 42 gauge) from Cuba
- Berry Brothers red wine
- Canapes
- Two renowned cigar experts who will explain how they are made and give a brief tour
- A full range of cigars are available to purchase on the night
Garlick said:
PistonHeads private cigar night is back...
Dunhill Cigar Evening: Wednesday 16th April 18.30 - 21.00
Join us at the brand new Dunhill cigar lounge at 1A St. James's Street, London SW1A 1EF for a private evening for up to 20 guests. Due to licencing laws you will need to pay £50 per person to attend this event to include:
Looks like a great night, email sent.Dunhill Cigar Evening: Wednesday 16th April 18.30 - 21.00
Join us at the brand new Dunhill cigar lounge at 1A St. James's Street, London SW1A 1EF for a private evening for up to 20 guests. Due to licencing laws you will need to pay £50 per person to attend this event to include:
- 1 x Dunhill Signed Range Toro (6 x 50 gauge) from Nicaragua
- 1 x Montecristo No.4.(5 x 42 gauge) from Cuba
- Berry Brothers red wine
- Canapes
- Two renowned cigar experts who will explain how they are made and give a brief tour
- A full range of cigars are available to purchase on the night
A little about the venue: http://www.mechanicsofstyle.com/gp-letter-from-lon...
I love the idea of cigars more than the reality and I think secretly everyone does.
I have spent relatively large amounts of money on cases of Cuban cigars more than once and always made sure I had a couple on me for all occasions.
Having tried various brands of expensive cigars, after many years I have drawn the conclusion that all cigars actually taste s
t.
Expensive, cheap, whatever - it's just like inhaling a through an actual crap and leaves your mouth tasting like you've had dinner with bear grylls.
We all love a cigar and yet we all hate them. It is a pretentious manly ritual with no real point and yet we cannot get enough of it. And I do include myself in the "we".
I have spent relatively large amounts of money on cases of Cuban cigars more than once and always made sure I had a couple on me for all occasions.
Having tried various brands of expensive cigars, after many years I have drawn the conclusion that all cigars actually taste s
t.Expensive, cheap, whatever - it's just like inhaling a through an actual crap and leaves your mouth tasting like you've had dinner with bear grylls.
We all love a cigar and yet we all hate them. It is a pretentious manly ritual with no real point and yet we cannot get enough of it. And I do include myself in the "we".
blindswelledrat said:
I love the idea of cigars more than the reality and I think secretly everyone does.
I have spent relatively large amounts of money on cases of Cuban cigars more than once and always made sure I had a couple on me for all occasions.
Having tried various brands of expensive cigars, after many years I have drawn the conclusion that all cigars actually taste st.
Expensive, cheap, whatever - it's just like inhaling a through an actual crap and leaves your mouth tasting like you've had dinner with bear grylls.
We all love a cigar and yet we all hate them. It is a pretentious manly ritual with no real point and yet we cannot get enough of it. And I do include myself in the "we".
So are you going or not?I have spent relatively large amounts of money on cases of Cuban cigars more than once and always made sure I had a couple on me for all occasions.
Having tried various brands of expensive cigars, after many years I have drawn the conclusion that all cigars actually taste s
t.Expensive, cheap, whatever - it's just like inhaling a through an actual crap and leaves your mouth tasting like you've had dinner with bear grylls.
We all love a cigar and yet we all hate them. It is a pretentious manly ritual with no real point and yet we cannot get enough of it. And I do include myself in the "we".
blindswelledrat said:
Pixel Pusher said:
So are you going or not?
Of course not. Meeting internet strangers to smoke cigars together in a 'club'.Worst idea I have ever heard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPiGJBHVadA
Ahhh Moneypenny said:
LOL don't worry it will probably end up like BTaP...with people like this attending
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPiGJBHVadA
You know what, I hope I grow up to be like Rowley Birkin. What a chap.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPiGJBHVadA
HereBeMonsters said:
Ahhh Moneypenny said:
LOL don't worry it will probably end up like BTaP...with people like this attending
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPiGJBHVadA
You know what, I hope I grow up to be like Rowley Birkin. What a chap.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPiGJBHVadA
Either way any more takers for this? The last cigar night was a very enjoyable night out and meeting some internet strangers was not as odd as I thought it might be......
BigBen said:
I see nothing bad about that aspiration.
Either way any more takers for this? The last cigar night was a very enjoyable night out and meeting some internet strangers was not as odd as I thought it might be......
If it was a Friday evening, I'd be all over it. Sadly by the time I've got up to London, I'd need to go back again.Either way any more takers for this? The last cigar night was a very enjoyable night out and meeting some internet strangers was not as odd as I thought it might be......
The shame of living at the end of a branch line.
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