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"TommyBoy"
I agree with this....As far as the DES...It was the best Viaje hands down in my book!Viaje. Anything besides the DES and Holiday Blend from a couple of years ago I have found to be a huge let down.
I agree with this....As far as the DES...It was the best Viaje hands down in my book!Viaje. Anything besides the DES and Holiday Blend from a couple of years ago I have found to be a huge let down.
Disagree, neither were as good as the Sk&B, Late Harvest, or the Supershots.Viaje. Anything besides the DES and Holiday Blend from a couple of years ago I have found to be a huge let down.
I don't agree with that at all, but I guess that's why so many cigar makers make so many different kinds of cigars - because everyone's tastes are different! Why don't you agree...it's the same filler tobacco only with a lighter shade wrapper and with the RG in a churchill size you're not going to really taste any difference unless you smoke a much smaller RG...the Jalapa is as good as the Espana but it needs at least 6 months of rest..
Also, how do you know the Jalapa's will be better with 6 months of rest? They haven't even been out that long, have they?
Me too. I just don't get it. I love Fuentes and especially Anejos, but I have just never really liked any of the various Opus X's that friends have given me.Opus X.
I'm quite aware that the only difference between the España & Jalapa are their wrappers. I've also tried every size of the Jalapa too & I've been left feeling the same with each....utterly disappointed. So therefore, I just flat out don't agree when you say (as a matter of fact) that:I don't agree with that at all, but I guess that's why so many cigar makers make so many different kinds of cigars - because everyone's tastes are different! Why don't you agree...it's the same filler tobacco only with a lighter shade wrapper and with the RG in a churchill size you're not going to really taste any difference unless you smoke a much smaller RG...the Jalapa is as good as the Espana but it needs at least 6 months of rest..
Also, how do you know the Jalapa's will be better with 6 months of rest? They haven't even been out that long, have they?
I know because of the experience I have with the Espana and Oktoberfest....the only difference between the Espana and the Jalapa is the wrapper ( the Jalapa has a light tan shade which is for the US market )....I've had the Espana at a 30 day mark and at 6 months and 1 year and if you can wait that long the Espana is very good...so this is why I know the Jalapa is going to be just as good at 6 months and a year.
Like you said we don't have to agree at all when we talk about cigars....as to what we like vs what somebody else likes. Some people actually like Guantanameras and then you have some great cigars that are discontinued..go figger.
Maybe to you they are, and I totally respect/accept that, but to me, they just aren't......the Jalapa is as good as the Espana...
I don't have any and if I did I would come up with fair price for yaCraig...You can send those SW Maddies my way
Same here though I do enjoy Lost CityOpus X.
I smoked all 3. I agree with everyone that the beli was the best, but it just doesn't do it for me. I smoked 3-4 in each vitola. I bought a few thinking I was going to like them and it just didn't work for me.Out of curiosity, what vitola did you smoke? I found the larger size to be not even close to the Beli...I just recently smoked the Quesada Jalapa and I had heard quite of few good rating/reviews of this cigar and I was extremely underwhelmed. I loved the Espana and these are completely different cigars.
That got me thinking: what are some cigars that have been overhyped and almost universally loved that you just didn't understand why?
Bingo.This.Tatuaje Lil Monsters.
Wet socks lol..I hope you don't know from experienceParty shorts. Aged or not, I've tried them both... Still tastes like wet socks to me.