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Some cigars are just epic.
- Thread starter BEN(SWEDEN)
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First time I have smoked something epic enough for Ben's thread:
Partagas Dunhill Selection from the early 70s to celebrate turning 30 and getting a new job. Have been AWOL lately but hope to be on more often now that two very stressful months are behind me.
Partagas Dunhill Selection from the early 70s to celebrate turning 30 and getting a new job. Have been AWOL lately but hope to be on more often now that two very stressful months are behind me.
orangedog
Navin R Johnson
Jeez you're old. Always good when the cigar is older, though...... :thumbsup:
Recently I was really blown away by the Man O' War Armada. At $20/per I hoped like hell it was actually worth the money- and it was!
BEN(SWEDEN)
Bockbrännarbolmers
Now thats a cigar!!First time I have smoked something epic enough for Ben's thread:
Partagas Dunhill Selection from the early 70s to celebrate turning 30 and getting a new job. Have been AWOL lately but hope to be on more often now that two very stressful months are behind me.
javajunkie
BoM July '12
dude, happy birthday, congrats on the new gig, and NICE choice!
tbain
Smoke'um if ya Got'um
I went through 3 boxes of the 01 898's in the last 5-6 years and agree with you overall. For me I think the draw was what kept these cigars from shinning and not the blend as maybe 1 in 6 would be unbelievable cigars, but the rest were very lackluster.
Now the flip side is teh 02's. Most consistant cuban cigar I've ever smoked and I've smoked though 2-3 boxes of my own and had a cigar from at least 5 other boxes and they are all consistant and EPIC!
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