I continue to be amazed.....

[nodollas]

Well amazed might be strong but, I just had another Brick House robusto....... and I say that this is one good, economical everyday smoke. 4.00 and change at my B&M........ I have paid alot more for alot less that's for sure.
Anybody else a fan?? Not a fan??

 

[GoingPostal]

yeah i really like em, tough to keep in my humi cause i alway want to reach for it. I actually prefer the corona larga seem to get a bit more sweetness out of em.

 

[nodollas]

Yeah, I have smoked all of the vitolas at one time or another... and your right.... they never hang around my humi very long.
I dont know what keeps me from picking up a box.

 

[Dread]

I'm not a fan they seem very dry tasting and harsh on the palette. I wish I could find a cigar I like from a b&m for $4 but I don't think that's ever happening in NY

 

[nodollas]

This may be inappropriate..and someone correct me if it is... but do you guys in the "higher priced" areas ever work up a deal with folks that dont have that issue? Know what I mean?

 

[Flyer75]

I like the Brickhouse Churchill a ton, very economical too. I'll have to try the other BH cigars.

 

[Nickerson]

Haven't had one of these in a while. Could go for an el Baton too...

 

[iCraig]

If I'm reaching for a $4 stick at the b&m I'm going after one of the Padron regular lines.. just my 2 cents which probably isn't worth even that

 

[WhiteWolfIndulgence]

I'm a fan of the Brick House. Like the Toros a lot actually. They're great economical smokes as you said with definite flavor profiles. That's why JC Newman is one of the four makers I prefer to smoke. Tatuaje, Padron and ACC Cigars are the other three.

 

[DOMD]

That and an Gurkha ninja are great eco smokes!

 

[Thecatch83]

That and an Gurkha ninja are great eco smokes!

For the score keepers, CA rated 90+ for the Brick House and Ninja........Brick House is a nice smoke (not worthy of that score however), and I would rather shoot my testacles with a staple gun than smoke anything produced by Gurkha. :thumbsup:

 

[Bsneed51]

I have tried to smoke this cigar at least 4 times, thinking I just got bad ones the first few times. I can't explain it, but this cigar does nothing for me. Not a terrible cigar, but not one I would buy any more of.

But, I guess that's why there are so many options out there, so we can all find things we love.

 

[DOMD]

For the score keepers, CA rated 90+ for the Brick House and Ninja........Brick House is a nice smoke (not worthy of that score however), and I would rather shoot my testacles with a staple gun than smoke anything produced by Gurkha. :thumbsup:

Funny you say that because I haven't smoked either in almost a year haha.

 

[maverickdrinker]

nice stick! CAO, Padron and Brickhouse are all good bang for the buck.

 

[dpricenator]

this may be inappropriate..and someone correct me if it is... But do you guys in the "higher priced" areas ever work up a deal with folks that dont have that issue? Know what i mean?

all the time

 

[Stogiecidal]

I'm with Dread on this one. I read so many good things about these but they did seem very dry tasting and harsh on the palette. With so many other smokes out there its hard for me to revisit and give it another go. Don't even get me started with what they are worth Canadian retail :argh:

 

[nodollas]

dpricenator;931914]all the time

I kinda figured....

 

[JimmyC]

Had a BH Robusto size a few weeks ago... got the same dry/harsh experience... may have to give them another try.

 

[ER Doc]

I agree the Brick House is a good cigar - especially for the money spent.

 

[SergeantStogie]

I really like the Brickhouse line. Not mind blowing but a solid stick. They also make the El Baton line which just hit flat for me.