What CC you smoking?
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Nacho Daddy
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dipped into a cab of Jose Piedra I had stashed away a while back.
Burned thru 3 or 4 this weekend, seems like I had really good construction, and the flavor and aromas were very nice.
I have always enjoyed my cigars more when stored in a cab, they just seem to smoke better.
Burned thru 3 or 4 this weekend, seems like I had really good construction, and the flavor and aromas were very nice.
I have always enjoyed my cigars more when stored in a cab, they just seem to smoke better.
Hoyo de Monterrey Le Hoyo de San Juan
A monster at 6x54. First one of these and the first Cigar that ever took me just under 2 hours to smoke.
Excellent in every regard. Well worth the money, and will definitely be buying more in the future.
Excellent Cigar if you have the time.
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A monster at 6x54. First one of these and the first Cigar that ever took me just under 2 hours to smoke.
Excellent in every regard. Well worth the money, and will definitely be buying more in the future.
Excellent Cigar if you have the time.
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@Jay_Habanos You have a truely impressive stash of 2001 El Morro cigars. Is there a story attached to purchase of those?
And has the flavor profile changed over the years?
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Yeah I bought 3 boxes from one vendor and they were truly great cigars aged to perfection. After I finished those boxes I bought like 4 more boxes of El Morros from a different vendor. These cigars had dates that were similar (and box codes I believe) but they smoked a little different. They were still good however they were not as great as the first 3 boxes. So yes the flavor has changed but it seems more to do with which vendor they came from...
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Romeo y Julieta Wide Churchills
Another new to me cigar.
Very tasty, but a little too large of a ring gauge for me. The short Churchill is several dollars cheaper and the same length with a 50rg, which is more in my preference range.
Good draw, burn and construction though.
Will probably just stick to the Churchill and short Churchills.
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Another new to me cigar.
Very tasty, but a little too large of a ring gauge for me. The short Churchill is several dollars cheaper and the same length with a 50rg, which is more in my preference range.
Good draw, burn and construction though.
Will probably just stick to the Churchill and short Churchills.
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Punch 48
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