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I enjoy them from time to time. I've gotten so used to the pepin profile that it's weird to smoke a cigar with no bite to it, but when I don't have a lot of time or it's hot out, I don't mind the mellowness.
In the interests of full disclosure, I bought a couple noellas and a tempus (which I really like) at the same time as the short story.
Guapo is correct Kurt, it is 5 5/8 by 54 ring guage, If I am not mistaken, but who the hell ever said I knew anything, lol! It's a good smoke, and even better to hear that you could smoke it every day. The cabaiguan line is excellent, but for me the best is the 46. A classic vitola at 5 5/8 by 46. If you have not had this one, give it a whirl and let me know why you think.
carocaniac
i hope this lighter works
Te-Amo Cuban Blend Robusto
Yesterday: 5 Vegas Miami Knuckle
Tat Tuesday starts off with a La Riqi Petite Robusto.
Ratbert
BoM Oct '07
RyJ Hermosa No. 2 EL from '04. Smooth taste, but rolled pretty tight, so not a lot of smoke.
Followed that with a very good Cabaiguan Maduro...it did pick up that dreaded metallic taste that sometimes plagues NCs, but not until it was almost to the band. Sat outside and enjoyed it while reading Jon Krakauer's "Where Men Win Glory", the sad story of Pat Tillman's death.
Followed that with a very good Cabaiguan Maduro...it did pick up that dreaded metallic taste that sometimes plagues NCs, but not until it was almost to the band. Sat outside and enjoyed it while reading Jon Krakauer's "Where Men Win Glory", the sad story of Pat Tillman's death.
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