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 The La Flor Dominicana Suave Maduro is being enjoyed outside of a minor league baseball stadium in Myrtle Beach.  Awaiting the Pelicans to take on the Blue Jackets in what promises to be a night of pure entertainment at a pace.

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Smoking a Tommy Bahama Trinidad cigar, drinking a Coors Light, outside the headquarters of the Myrtle Beach Spring Bike Rally... Myrtle Beach Harley Davidson.

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Tripp is enjoying the Bariay 1492 Black cigar in his backyard getting ready to watch an Indoor Football League game.  Free market capitalism is a lesson learned while observing the history of American Football leagues.  

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Preparing to make signs for activism, we take a break by the beach with the My Father Blue 2025 cigar.

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This episode features the Bariay 1492 Red cigar and Cloud Cola Rocket Pop.  We also are mentioning Jack Axe Entertainment and Americans for Prosperity.

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This episode features the Kristoff Veinte 20th Anniversary Cigar from 2024.  We are also featuring this weekend's event the Charleston Smoke Out!  Other mentions in the episode are an Arnold Palmer (the drink, not the golfer), my friend Jonah and my neighbor's dog, Buddy.

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Toays episode is a rant and lecture about the rise on fall of Cuban Cigar Dominance on the world stage.

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Let us start out and apologize for incorrectly saying "Liga" instead of the correct "Limitada" when I identified the Kristoff Corojo Limitada I was enjoying.  But, given that I was drinking beer and in a flop sweat... I am going to give myself some grace.

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Tripp has returned home and is thinking about entropy and lawn maintenance.  He is smoking the Gloria Cubana Classic and dog sitting Ellie.  Surprisingly, he is also enjoying a Health-Ade Kombucha Mango Lemonade.

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Tripp silently mourns the passing of his aunt after her burial in East Troy, Wisconsin.  He is smoking a Kristoff Ligero in the rolling hills of the great white tundra.

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Drinking a Rum & Pepsi Zero on the porch after burying my little Tribble next to my previously passed pets, Tripp Eulogizes his blessed beasts while enjoying a Drew Estate Tabak Especial.

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And tonight… it’s doing what cigars have done for centuries. This JFR Titan (20 Years) is doing its job.

It’s helping a man think.

Because the last 48 hours have been… well… let’s just say the universe filed two departure notices.  The passing of my Aunt and my beloved Tribble.

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This is Liberty on Nicotine, and today’s episode comes to you from the sands of Myrtle Beach on a glorious Easter morning.

I’ve got a hot cup of coffee in one hand and a Drew Estate Undercrown Sun Grown in the other, which—if you think about it—is the libertarian version of the Holy Trinity: coffee, cigars, and voluntary association.

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Smoking a quality stick that is still in the single digits while attending a public "free" concert in the park!

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Anxiety as I wait to go on another web based presentation meeting.  I am smoking an exquisite Drew Estates ACID 20th Anniversary Edition cigar.

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We are putting in a garden while smoking a delicious CRUX Limitada cigar.  it is a windy day and the Tribble is sunbathing.  Agorism is on my mind during this episode.  Sorry for the scratchy throat due to pollen allergies.

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We are smoking the Rocky Patel Vintage 1992 at Cherry Grove Beach, SC.  We meet a couple moving from New York to Florida.  I am drinking (go ahead, judge me) a Strawberry Margarita.

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Enjoying the CAO BX3 at the annual Myrtle Beach Run to the Sun Car and Truck Show.  Drinking from a Red Plastic Cup.  Beautiful weather....

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Today we are talking with Michelle B. of Cigar South, here in the Grand Strand of South Carolina.  She is one of my favorite Tobacconists and she is also becoming a certified Cigar Sommelier!  Listen as she tells us of her journey in the land of the leaf expertise.

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This is a supplemental episode from our last one.  It is the story of the company behind the cigar.  For more information go to the Bariay 1492 website for even more information.  And possibly, purchase one of their fine cigars.....

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In this episode we combine the experience of a Spring Motorcycle Rally and the Blackened M81 Maduro cigar from Drew Estates. We also address the ABATE organization.

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Todays feature is the Rocky Patel 30th Anniversary cigar.  I am smoking it while the Tribble and I are observing the runners go by during the Myrtle Beach Marathon.  While they run, I get a bit philosophical about  dark subject.  It is one that is on all of our minds, war.

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We are laughing alone in a cigar lounge with a Flathead Speed Shop Habano.  While delighting this cigar, we have to laugh about the "No Smoking Cigarettes" signs in the lounge.

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Enjoying a flavor filled Drew Estate Kentucky Fired Cured "Just a Friend" in a venue along the Grand Strand of South Carolina just before the Myrtle Beach Marathon.  How this particular cigar was brought to our attention may surprise you!  Listen in and get the full story....

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Today’s broadcast is coming to you live from a camping center event that looks like the United Nations of cabins on wheels.  And in my hand — the true guest of honor — the Rocky Patel Sun Grown Maduro Robusto.

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In this episode, we are smoking the Drew Estate ACID 20th Anniversary Edition cigar while going through the dread of waiting to go on another planned webinar type meeting.

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Tonight on Liberty on Nicotine, we light one up for a man who treated time itself like a polite suggestion… the legendary, eternal, eyebrow-arched high priest of the slow burn — George Burns.

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Today’s broadcast comes to you from my humble front yard, where the sky can’t quite decide whether it’s misting romantically or testing my commitment to combustion.  The Esteban Carreras Bronze Cross Sumatra Toro in hand. 

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Broadcasting from the Conway Riverwalk, where the Waccamaw River slides by like it’s late for a dinner reservation and refuses to explain itself to anyone.  In my hand: the Esteban Carreras Covenant Madero Toro. Dark wrapper. 

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This episode is about the journey to find your home for cigars, your "cigar mother ship" if you will?  Tripp takes you through the differing types and styles of home bases where one can discover their next cigar purchase for the day, week or even month.  Sorry, the Tribble is nowhere to be found in this episode.

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This episode features the San Luis Rey - Hecho a Mano Carenas Toro.  We explore the Lenten ritual of "giving up a vice" and why cigars don't qualify.  We also admire the Tribble for her thoughts of escape!

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this episode explores having an Esteban Carrreras Cashmere Connecticut along an unfamiliar stretch of Surfside Beach.  Along the way, we contemplate Voluntarism and Activism.

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Smoking the Estaban Carreras Blood Line Scarlett Sixty Single while musing about Libertarians and their fierce independent streak along with watching the Tribble go into camoflage mode.

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Tripp, who obviously has difficulty using recording equipment, joins Graham in a interesting and fun conversation with Myrtle Beach legend and icon Donny Emory.  They discuss everything from Midget Wrestling to assaults inside the gay bars.  All the while, discussing issues inside the beautiful Vizionz lounge and night club located in an entrance just to the left of the famous Masters Club.

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It’s Super Bowl Sunday, the national holiday where chicken wings disappear faster than federal budget restraint. I’m outside the house, tonight’s companion: the Esteban Carrera Chupa Cabre

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Tonight, I’ll be heading to a favored local tobacconist in Myrtle Beach for an Esteban Carreras Cigar Event.

 Three to eight PM, Brand reps., Deals and Special releases.

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The beginning of February and it is a freak snowfall and freezing temperatures across the south.  I am smoking a humidor filler, the Throwouts No. 49 Sweet and drinking a cup of hot cocoa.  

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I’ve got the Punch Classico lit, and let’s pause right there, because the name alone feels appropriate. “Classico” suggests tradition, structure, a cigar that knows what it is and isn’t trying to reinvent itself with kombucha fermentation or influencer hype.   Tonight’s episode of Liberty on Nicotine comes to you from the outer perimeter of civilization—or at least the parking lot of a very loud biker bar in Pawleys Island.

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Tripp describes his experience with the Sancho Panza Extra Fuerte cigar while raking leaves on a mild winter day, drinking Sweet Iced Tea.  His trusty little Tribble bounces about the yard as he rakes and muses.

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Tonight’s episode of Liberty on Nicotine features the Obsidian by Pinar del Rio—a cigar that looks like it should come with a villain monologue and a non-disclosure agreement. Dark, brooding, unapologetic. A cigar that doesn’t ask permission and definitely doesn’t fill out a form in triplicate.

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