I'd like more information on the Tatuaje R-SW

[SmokeProper]

I'd like more information on the Tatuaje Reserva SW.

I love this cigar, in fact it is my favorite cigar.

Many times I have thought I'd like more info on it....maybe you guys, and Pete, can help!

-First year produced
-Any unique story regarding its creation
-Any unique thoughts/stories from Pete on this cigar
-What tobacco makes up this cigar, and story behind them
-What tobacco does this share with other blends
-Any changes since it was first was produced
-Anything else


Thanks for any contributions....

 

[Cyrann]

Here is a "little" info (scroll down): http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=search&cat=0&pos=1

As for ultra specifics... that I do not have.

 

[SmokeProper]

Here is a "little" info (scroll down): http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=search&cat=0&pos=1

As for ultra specifics... that I do not have.

Bad link?

 

[Cyrann]

Bad link?

Works on my computer... it's the Tatuaje Brown section of vitolas.net.

You may have to scroll down to see the picture and sentence or two about the cigar. It's not much, but something... and a great site if you have never seen it!

 

[RobustoMoe]

Try this link. Same site mentioned by Cyrann

http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=37&pos=0

 

[Cyrann]

Try this link. Same site mentioned by Cyrann

http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=37&pos=0

That's what I posted... both go to the same place for me...

 

[SmokeProper]

Robustomoe links works. But thanks cyrann for the idea!

That info is the same as what's on our "offical Pete" thread. Thanks again, looking for other info...

 

[BrooksW]

Try this...may or may not help...it is my review of the SW Maduro...

http://thesmokingstogie.squarespace.com/home/tag/tatuaje-sw-reserva-maduro

~brooks

 

[RobustoMoe]

Try this...may or may not help...it is my review of the SW Maduro...

http://thesmokingstogie.squarespace.com/home/tag/tatuaje-sw-reserva-maduro

~brooks

Excellent link brooks ! :applause: I have 3 of those thanks to Shuckins and am planning to have them set in the humidor for a loooooooooooooonnnnggggg while ::eyebrow:

 

[BrooksW]

Excellent link brooks ! :applause: I have 3 of those thanks to Shuckins and am planning to have them set in the humidor for a loooooooooooooonnnnggggg while ::eyebrow:

Smoke one now and put away the other two...cigars should be smoked

You will thank yourself after tasting it!

~brooks

 

[Jfire]

I'd like more information on the Tatuaje Reserva SW.

I love this cigar, in fact it is my favorite cigar.

Many times I have thought I'd like more info on it....maybe you guys, and Pete, can help!


Thanks for any contributions....

All I can tell you is that this has been my favorite cigar all time so far as well. When 1st released I couldn't stop talking about it. Maybe have to have 1 today its been a couple months.

 

[PLUSH]

Smoke one now and put away the other two...cigars should be smoked

You will thank yourself after tasting it!

~brooks

Ha, this from the man that has too many cigars to smoke. LOL

 

[twenty5]

Excellent link brooks ! :applause: I have 3 of those thanks to Shuckins and am planning to have them set in the humidor for a loooooooooooooonnnnggggg while ::eyebrow:

3 SW's or 3 SW maddies?

 

[RobustoMoe]

Smoke one now and put away the other two...cigars should be smoked

You will thank yourself after tasting it!

~brooks

Man, I am suffering from a dilemma. I don't think that I can get myself to do so without a valid occasion. But cigars are meant to be smoked. I guess that I'll just breakdown and light one up in the weekend.

 

[njstone]

I've only smoked a few isoms in my life, but the Tatuaje brown line tastes a lot like them to me, especially the Reserva SW. I've never had a "Sir Winston," but I have no problem believing that this cigar resembles it favorably.

The flavor profile is quite grassy to me, not a bad thing just something I need to be in the mood for. The RP Olde World Reserve is a cheaper (and less rich) cigar with a similar profile, at least to me.

The Noella is my fave of the brown line thus far. MMMM!!

 

[tatuaje]

-First year produced - 2004
-Any unique story regarding its creation - Creating a different blend to the regular line. A homage to one of my all time favorites. H.Upmann Sir Winston
-What tobacco makes up this cigar, and story behind them- All Nicaraguan tobacco. A blend of Jalapa and Esteli. Mid Priming wrapper, not too strong not too mild. Nice Rosado color. Classic Sir Winston style
-What tobacco does this share with other blends - The Reserva A-Uno is the only cigar with the same blend.
-Any changes since it was first was produced - No real change. Just changed wrapper suppliers. Still the same tobacco just a different supplier.

Hope this helps. Sorry i can't go into real details.....

 

[JDP]

Thanks Pete!

 

[smokemifugotem]

Very cool! Good stuff to know!

 

[Cyrann]

Good info... thanks Pete.

 

[MP.]

That is why I really love this forum. Thanks for the info Pete.