I've seen them in my b & m. Haven't broke down and forked over the $30.00 for one yet though. I'm also interested in hearing a review on this stick
I almost bought one to go in the box pass but I don't think it would have actually been put in the box because I'm curious about them.
My local B&M owner was telling me to get one, says he has trouble keeping them in stock. I am waiting to hear some reviews.
For that price, I'd get a Padron 80th. Now that's a fantastic cigar! Now, I will say that I haven't had the Stradivarius, but man, that Padron...
I was at the B & M today and could not resist buying the Stradivarius. Safely in the humi. I will let it sit a few weeks and fire it up on the first night I can comfortably sit out on the porch. Can't wait!
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Thanks...I needed that...
Belly laughs are the best, aren't they?
biggeek69 said:flagman said:
I'd be more interested in someone sending me one...
Thanks...I needed that...
Belly laughs are the best, aren't they? We're getting close brother. Weather here has been brutal- but next week look's like 60's and Sunny. Sparkage will Occur!!!
Just finished the Stradivarius out here on the front porch. Well- it's a beautiful looking cigar with a beautiful burn and a nice white ash. That's about the best i can say about this cigar. Maybe it was me- (long day), but I found the cigar to be very mild and mellow, A little nutty flavor throughout, but no real complexity. For 30 clams, I expected more- a lot more. Don't get me wrong. It's a nice cigar. However, my tastes are now for medium to full cigars with a little more complexity than this. At about halfway, I went and poured 2 fingers of Old Knob to get some flavors in my mouth. Use your $30.00 on a few other smokes is my advice.
Sadly, I haven't been on this forum in a while. Clicked on this thread thinkin I'd find something about a violin. Be thankful the cigar doesn't cost as much!!!
John
John
