Angelenos Cigars by God of Fire

[SkinsFanLarry]

Anybody heard of or tryed these?

Cigars are a product conceived by artisans, formulated from painstakingly-cultivated natural ingredients, rolled by skilled torcedors using techniques passed down from generation to generation—and unsurpassed in the subtleties and satisfaction of flavor it offers.

We fervently embrace the camaraderie that cigars bring to any occasion. Angelenos was created to celebrate the camaraderie shared by those who dwell in the City of Angels, who even through outlandish state taxing and imposing smoking regulations are still able to relish in the joy of smoking a cigar.

Angelenos is wrapped in a seamless Ecuadorian wrapper with copious amounts of Dominican tobacco. Made at Tabacalera A. Fuente y Cia. in the Dominican Republic under the careful eye of Carlito Fuente. The Angelenos cigar is a smooth cigar with a touch of boldness that yields rich notes of leather and cedar with a dash of pepper on the finish.

In the words of Pete Ferrarini “A great cigar enhances those very simple pleasures that many of us take for granted.” Take some time and relish in life’s simple pleasures with an Angelenos cigar.

Wrapper: Ecuador
Binder: Dominican Republic
Filler: Dominican Republic
Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
Body: Medium


The prices don't seem bad for the 10 ct boxes or the 2 cigars w/lighter.

 

[L8A]

Nope, but I do like the Carlito blend God of Fire's.

 

[shuckins]

i picked up a box of the toro's. haven't tried 'em yet,but had planned on smoking one tomorrow. i'll post a review if you want.

i've got one up in the never tried it thread also...

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

You know I enjoy reading yours and Zilla's review's....can Funny do a review too!

 

[maxnmisty]

This is going to sound weird but...........

I have smoked through a box of the lonsdales and the best way I can describe them is they taste like a smooth creamy cuban cigar. I have given some to a few friends and they are 50/50 on the same experience that I get.

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

"they taste like a smooth creamy cuban cigar"

MnM, what else are you getting from it....flavor wise and body/strength?

 

[maxnmisty]

I suck at flavors this is why I don't do reviews.

strength wise I would say mild to medium

 

[darkman]

They are fairly mild and in my opinion are too much money for the cigar. They make a good first cigar of the day, but not more than that for me.

 

[podman28]

They are fairly mild and in my opinion are too much money for the cigar. They make a good first cigar of the day, but not more than that for me.

I would have to agree with this accessment of the cigar.

 

[BrooksW]

They are fairly mild and in my opinion are too much money for the cigar. They make a good first cigar of the day, but not more than that for me.

Yep...ok stick, but boring as he**...

http://tinyurl.com/yce2jeg

~brooks

 

[terrantheman]

I'm with the majority here... Very mild and uneventful. It's decent flavor but if you like wasting $13 on decent flavor, good luck... I can't think of many $1-$2 cigars that have decent flavor.

 

[Zen Cigar Man]

Yep...ok stick, but boring as he**...

http://tinyurl.com/yce2jeg

~brooks

ditto that

 

[ctaylor]

I'm not one for mild sticks but I still want to give these a shot.

 

[Gokian]

Sounds tasty.

 

[ciggy]

You know I enjoy reading yours and Zilla's review's....can Funny do a review too!

Something tells me Ron doesn't need anymore voices in his head!!! :drool: :rolling::rolling::rolling: