R Redspooner Joined Dec 2005 117 Posts | 0+ Louisville Ky Discussion Starter Dec 23, 2005 #1 has there been any cigar that was rated over 95?
B Bulz Joined May 2005 210 Posts | 0+ CT Dec 23, 2005 #2 Yup. There are a few. Cigar Aficionado has rated a few 100's. One (and the first I think)is the 1986 Dunhill Cabinetta. I havent had any others personally. Someone here may have though.
Yup. There are a few. Cigar Aficionado has rated a few 100's. One (and the first I think)is the 1986 Dunhill Cabinetta. I havent had any others personally. Someone here may have though.
M Macallan Joined Jan 2005 1K Posts | 0+ Chicago Dec 24, 2005 #3 Typicaly companies like padron recieve high ratings... wait they have a 2 page ad in every issue.... hmmmm 40K a month sure goes a long way.
Typicaly companies like padron recieve high ratings... wait they have a 2 page ad in every issue.... hmmmm 40K a month sure goes a long way.
W Wolfdaddy Joined Mar 2005 871 Posts | 0+ South Florida Dec 24, 2005 #4 Ratings are overrated. I've had cigars rated at 91 and 92 that I thought just sucked.
Bikeman Joined Oct 2005 3K Posts | 14+ Central Canada, eh? Dec 24, 2005 #5 Way to put it into perspective Wolfy, one mans 90+ can truly be another mans dog rocket! But seriously one would think that if they rate a cigar that highly, it gotta be good right?
Way to put it into perspective Wolfy, one mans 90+ can truly be another mans dog rocket! But seriously one would think that if they rate a cigar that highly, it gotta be good right?
C Capt Joined Jul 2005 3K Posts | 0+ MI Dec 24, 2005 #6 Reasons why ratings suck and are biased: 1) The more money the cigar company spends on advertising, the better ratings the cigar receives from said magizines. 2) Read rule 1 Maallan and I had a talk about this not too long ago.
Reasons why ratings suck and are biased: 1) The more money the cigar company spends on advertising, the better ratings the cigar receives from said magizines. 2) Read rule 1 Maallan and I had a talk about this not too long ago.