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Great review, Notso. I love the "supers" as a rating scale, and great pics.

Happy birthday to the other two. I enjoyed my b-day smoke.

Here is from a post last winter, I think the pictures explain what you are looking for. http://www.botl.org/community/forums/showthread.php?t=48822

I would say completely different in my opinion. I get none of the grassyness of the older cohiba's that I have smoked, and the pepper is completely different. With the Centurion, it is more of an white pepper that is at the back of your throat, and with the cohiba, if there is any hints of...

I prefer the BHK52 far more than the Centurion. That said, I have been transitioning away from NC's all together lately as they are just not fitting my flavor profile lately. I do love the old Pepin rolled Padilla's, but I don't get the floral notes from them that I got with the Centurion...

This challenge came about after hearing it referenced many times that the Pepin Centurion tasted like a Behike. I dismissed these comments the first couple of times, only to have it keep popping up again, and again. I decided to do a challenge, head-to-head, and decide for myself if there was...

The first part of this match up and weigh-in of the challenge can be seen at, PART 1, Centurion The second challenger competed on day two, so the referee could have a fresh palate. To recap: BHK52, 4 3/4" x 52, TEU AGO 10. The construction of the BHK52 was superb, a velvety wrapper that...

At 9 yards, you should be able to key-hole your shots, and after a mag only have one small hole. only tip I will give over the internet is watch for the flash. If you can't see the flash coming out of the barrel you are closing your eyes, which is a twitch...hands follow.

Great answer, good to have industry heads here for an insight. Heck, I just thought it was because it was a Rockey Patel :innocent:

wish I could make it, have fun guys!

hope your Raptor turns out better than mine...massive cycle of operations failures, which is too bad because this is a perrrrrty looking firearm.

experts can explain better than I, but it is common. Here is excerpt from a CA article. "Those patches are a genetic characteristic of Cuban-seed tobacco, particularly the shade-grown variety. They appear on Cuban-seed wrapper grown in Cuba, Honduras, the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. The...

Nice Review, I am surprised you don't do more. Nice pics and write-up, that last photo is my favorite. Glad you enjoyed. The real pleasure for me was reading this review, its nice when you can put a smile on a brother's face, thank you!

great job, Jfire. These only get better with age. One of the most consistent blends from year to year and worth the premium they demand, if you can afford it.

wicked pissa, welcome back.

I just sent your lotto winnings, hope they get there.

Nice review, jere

X1000!!! on this, didn't know we were going after the HTF's:gangfire:

DR and quesada espana for NC's are some of the ones I enjoy.

good review, thanks J.