Eat! Drink! Smoke! - Episode 101- A review of Colonel E.H. Taylor Bourbon and the Zino Platinum Chubby cigar, New CDC Recommendations for Virtual Thanksgiving and the List of Fall Favorite Cigars episode artwork

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Eat! Drink! Smoke! - Episode 101- A review of Colonel E.H. Taylor Bourbon and the Zino Platinum Chubby cigar, New CDC Recommendations for Virtual Thanksgiving and the List of Fall Favorite Cigars

from Eat Drink Smoke · host Tony Katz

It took six months for one of our local cigar lounges to get Colonel E.H. Taylor Bottled in Bond bourbon in their shop. And since they had it, we drank it. But what's the price point? And, do we even care? Tony Katz hosts the Eat! Drink! Smoke! radio show and podcast. The review of the Zino Platinum Sceptre Series Chubby cigar led to three inches of ash and a new found respect for smaller smokes. America's Favorite Amatuer Drinker Fingers Malloy has the News of the Week, including CDC recoommendations for a virtual Thanksgiving, Cracker Barrell is now selling alcohol and are McDonald's fries the key to good hair? Cigar Aficionado magazine has a list of cigars for fall, and it's a very, very good list. Subscribe Now! CLICK HERE!!!

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