yeah I saw that, did alot of thinking about it, money is allways an issue. The mountains are great. you'll like them.
Current Top 5
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1 Edge Corojo Missle
2 5 Vegas Limitada 2006
3 Don Pepin Garcia Imperiales
4 OpusX xXx
5 Ashton VSG Belicoso No. 1
2 5 Vegas Limitada 2006
3 Don Pepin Garcia Imperiales
4 OpusX xXx
5 Ashton VSG Belicoso No. 1
Off the top of my head and in no order:
Fuente SS (of course)
Opus Super Belicoso
PSD4
Diploma
Bolivar PC
and quickly becoming a new fav RyJ Cazadores
Fuente SS (of course)
Opus Super Belicoso
PSD4
Diploma
Bolivar PC
and quickly becoming a new fav RyJ Cazadores
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Lost in translation
Too tough of a question. My palate changes daily.
But here are some ones that have treated me real well.
Short Story
CAO brazilia
5 Vegas classic
padron 2000 maduro
RP vintage 1990
REO
Savinelli Liga Especial Torpedo
Por Larranaga PC
Monte 4
But here are some ones that have treated me real well.
Short Story
CAO brazilia
5 Vegas classic
padron 2000 maduro
RP vintage 1990
REO
Savinelli Liga Especial Torpedo
Por Larranaga PC
Monte 4
List is always changing but here goes:
La Gloria Cubana Serie R' Limitada 2005 Maduro
La Aurora 1495 Robusto
Don Pepin Garcia Invictos
RP Edge Corojo Missile
CAO Brazilia Amazon
La Gloria Cubana Serie R' Limitada 2005 Maduro
La Aurora 1495 Robusto
Don Pepin Garcia Invictos
RP Edge Corojo Missile
CAO Brazilia Amazon
I have got to get ahold of one of those Opus Double Coronas. Anybody who knows where I can get one, please PM me.
Russian Robusto said:
My suggestion is to send me the Partagas Habana
How are the Mayorgas and the Nat Shermans? Two cigars that I have yet to try but was thinking about.
Cloudy,
The best way that I can describe the Nat Sherman Host Selection
is to say that it is a is a mild-to-medium bodied Honduran blend wrapped in a Connecticut shade leaf. It has been my experience that they have a good burn and draw. They are very well constructed, and offer a woodsy, aromatic smoke. They feature a sugar capped appetizer leading to an entree of a very pleasant 30+ minute (Robusto) smoke.
Consistency is the word I would choose to describe my Nat Sherman experiences. Consistency in "good" way!
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The best way that I can describe my Mayorga experiences is to say that mine have had the Costa Rican Maduro wrappers, ala 5 Vegas Serie A and Gurkha Doble Maduros. They have Nicaraguan filler+binder, hence medium- to- full bodied and are square/box pressed. The flavor is the typical coffee like offering however, I can attest to the fact that they are very smooth. Well worth a light up!
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The best way that I can describe the Nat Sherman Host Selection
is to say that it is a is a mild-to-medium bodied Honduran blend wrapped in a Connecticut shade leaf. It has been my experience that they have a good burn and draw. They are very well constructed, and offer a woodsy, aromatic smoke. They feature a sugar capped appetizer leading to an entree of a very pleasant 30+ minute (Robusto) smoke.
Consistency is the word I would choose to describe my Nat Sherman experiences. Consistency in "good" way!
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The best way that I can describe my Mayorga experiences is to say that mine have had the Costa Rican Maduro wrappers, ala 5 Vegas Serie A and Gurkha Doble Maduros. They have Nicaraguan filler+binder, hence medium- to- full bodied and are square/box pressed. The flavor is the typical coffee like offering however, I can attest to the fact that they are very smooth. Well worth a light up!
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