Cybrus,
I have smoked the Don Tomas line before, but found the cigars kept going out on me. I did however buy a box of Don Tomas Corojos that I liked very much. Not bad for an every day cheaper cigar. The Corojos come tissue wrapped an has a nice creamy and spicy flavor.
I have smoked the Don Tomas line before, but found the cigars kept going out on me. I did however buy a box of Don Tomas Corojos that I liked very much. Not bad for an every day cheaper cigar. The Corojos come tissue wrapped an has a nice creamy and spicy flavor.
Sounds like what you have is the Don Tomas candela.
VERY mild smoke.
The wrapper itself is about 18 years old.
Worth trying.
VERY mild smoke.
The wrapper itself is about 18 years old.
Worth trying.
DevilDog723 said:
how do I learn things like this? Where do you find out about cigars, like how long they are aged, and so on......
Don Tomas has been around a long long time. They are a mild cigar, well maybe a very mild cigar. The candela is milder than mild. I smoke them occasionally when I golf. They don't interfere with my poor golf game and if it gets lost it is no big deal since they are inexpensive. A good starter cigar or one that won't kick your butt.
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- Paul
- Paul
We made a group order and one of the guys bought those Don Thomas Candela. All of us except for the guy who bought them use them for fodder in the bottom of our hummidors.
Martin
Martin