7 posts tagged tradicion

Brand: Jameson Cigars Vitola: Short Torpedo 5×54 Origin: Dominican Republic Wrapper: Sumatra Binder: Honduras Filler: Dominican Republic Flavor: Medium Strength: Medium Price: $4.80/each Luis Sanchez has been a great supporter of this site, always seeing that I get something new of his to try out.

Brand: Hoyo de Monterrey Line: Hoyo de Tradicion Vitola: Epicure (Robusto) 5.25 x 50 Origin: Honduran Wrapper: Honduran Binder: Connecticut Filler: Honduran, Nicaraguan, Dominican Body: Medium Strength: Medium Box Price: $101.25 (Box of 25) The Hoyo de Tradicion is a cool-looking cigar.

On January the 6th is Three Kings Day. Like Christmas in America, Santa brings gifts to all children that behave good, the Three kings also bring presents to all those who believe and have been good. Although not highly celebrated in North America, three Kings Day is highly celebrated here in Puerto Rico.

Chapter 1 [Food] Yes. I am puertorican and yes we celebrate X-Mas with flavor. We dont eat pavo [turkey] on X-Mas eve or day. We eat pernil, arroz con gandules y pasteles [no… no tortas o cakes.. pasteles] The pasteles are made from plantanos o yucas and are filled up inside with pork, chicken, or any meet [wonder if someone have ever tried tofu on that… yuk!!! sorry dont like tofu].

The batik is a millenarian art of controversial origin where the drawing is made with hot wax and colored with ink. The basic technique consists on the dying after the waterproofing of certain parts of the screen (pure silk, cotton or leather). The areas covered with wax are waterproof and don't retain the dying.

Este sabado 27 de octubre tuvimos un halloween party,no estuvo nada mal,lo malo,eske uno pone en la invitacion la hora,y nadie llega a esa hora jajajajaja!!!porke?me lo he preguntado muchas veces,bueno la mayoria empezo a llegar ya un poko tarde,bailamos,comimos y la pasamos bien hasta ke el alcohol

Cigars from Little Havana’s La Tradicion have garnered much praise from fans of boutique stogies. I certainly have nothing against huge conglomerates like Altadis or General because they make quality consistent cigars, but there’s something special about a small run handmade from a mom and pop chinchal.