For those w/o MRN

[indyrob]

I found this site while doing my regular search today. It's got tons of photo's, but nothing in the way of paticular details, just size.It does list the factories that was used for the brand down at the bottom though.
http://www.sabreraider.com/cubancigars/cubancigars.html



When I need to cross-reference with current/discontinued lines, I go to the cigarcyclopedia from Perelmans.
http://www.cigarcyclopedia.com/cyclopediahavana/brandindex.php

-Rob

 

[indyrob]

So now the new search begins for the SP Dorado!



Who needs those stinkin' BGM's...I want a Dorado!

 

[MichiganM]

Yeah who needs BGM's!!! We don't need no stinkin BGM's!!! F U BGM's....:grinFU:










Umm, I'd kinda like some BGM's. :sadpace:


:rolling:

 

[caudio51]

Good sites.

This one is good too

http://www.cigars-review.org/

 

[MichiganM]

Good sites.

This one is good too

http://www.cigars-review.org/

Yeah I referred to that most often before I got MRN the other day. Rob emailed me with that site about a month ago. Top notch info. Even with MRN I think I'll consult that site.

 

[jcgoldner]

Nice sites Rob! Never seen the first one.

 

[The Master]

I've been searching for the Sancho Panza Dorado since 1998, so far I have yet to see any vendor even mention them never mind having any in stock.

 

[indyrob]

I've been searching for the Sancho Panza Dorado since 1998, so far I have yet to see any vendor even mention them never mind having any in stock.

The only thing I've even remotely found was a pass started by Devin Cole. It had a Dorado in it...like 2 years ago though.:noemotion

 

[grishuha]

I still find the MRN book to be very good... and for most cigars I found it to be right on target... :thumbsup: