The Big Easy
After a couple of days in the Big Easy, I have some stories for the next podcast. I got to visit the Orleans Cigar Factory and take part in the biggest celebration on Bourbon Street since Hurricane Katrina.I should also have some new cigars to review for the podcast. These babies are fresh from the rollers. We'll see what the mailbox has in store for me when I get home tomorrow night.
posted by Josh @ 10:48 PM
6 Comments:
Cool, I can't wait to hear those stories in about Feb 2007.
;-)
dude... zee, cut me some slack. It'll be on our Christmas episode.
LOL, I heard the latest show, if you guys think I'm ripping into you with these fun little posts you ain't seen nothing yet! :-)
P.S. drink that rum slowly..you never know when or if another bottle will arrive. ;-)
zee, my addy changed so don't send anything to the office. I'm home officing now... Wouldn't want the masses to get my prized mail :)
PS... I am drinking it slow for that reason alone. It's the hardest thing I've ever had to do... Ration my rum!
Just listened to the podcast on the way home from work today. The Tres Hermanos line (listed as maduros but probably more appropriate to call 'em oscuros) from the Cigar Factory are my favorite line. I've got some sitting in the humidor now...they need a few months of aging for the flavors to develop. There's another cigar shop on the other side of the French Quarter, but I haven't been there. My favorite is a shop in Metairie (about 15 minutes outside the city) called Don Juan's. They've had three tastings this month (Fonseca was there two weeks ago and Oliva was there last night.
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