So question about Greycliff Pro Vin 99

ConverseCricket · Dec 15, 2006

So seriously, is this the ONLY cigar that has buttery as well as creamy qualities to it?

I've had creamy with Ashton VSGs & Gurkha Master Selects but not buttery.

I wonder what kind of blending recipe they're using to get that buttery characteristic besides aging it

Travismaine · Dec 15, 2006

This is what I have to look forward to. YUMMY

Alex Svenson · Dec 15, 2006

I think it has to do with the the exceptional oiliness of the cigar. This cigar has released more oil than most cigars I have seen of this age. It has a very buttery texture.

chrisguinther · Dec 15, 2006

CONVERSECRICKET said:
So seriously, is this the ONLY cigar that has buttery as well as creamy qualities to it?

I've had creamy with Ashton VSGs & Gurkha Master Selects but not buttery.

I wonder what kind of blending recipe they're using to get that buttery characteristic besides aging it

Try the HDM Excalibur 1066 Lancelot if you like buttery and creamy cigars.

ConverseCricket · Dec 15, 2006

chrisguinther said:
CONVERSECRICKET said:

So seriously, is this the ONLY cigar that has buttery as well as creamy qualities to it?

I've had creamy with Ashton VSGs & Gurkha Master Selects but not buttery.

I wonder what kind of blending recipe they're using to get that buttery characteristic besides aging it

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Try the HDM Excalibur 1066 Lancelot if you like buttery and creamy cigars.

Is that an aged cigar or something you can get year around?

If year around what do you think attributes to the buttery creaminess?

I figured if it was due to oil and age, then a lot of the well aged OpusXs out there would follow suit since they're pretty oily themselves.

chrisguinther · Dec 16, 2006

The Lancelot is a churchill size. I can't remember what kind of tobacco it uses, but it certainly has a unique taste compared to many cigars. They may be a little tough to find at a local B & M, but they are readily available online either by the box or by the 5-pack. I tried a 5-pack and enjoyed them.

ConverseCricket · Dec 16, 2006

chrisguinther said:
The Lancelot is a churchill size. I can't remember what kind of tobacco it uses, but it certainly has a unique taste compared to many cigars. They may be a little tough to find at a local B & M, but they are readily available online either by the box or by the 5-pack. I tried a 5-pack and enjoyed them.

Thanks Chris. I've never had a buttery cigar. Creamy yes but not buttery. And everytime someone mentions the GPV 99s I get all excited.

I'll have to try those Excalibers

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