Jamaican Cigar

[Andytex]

I work at a private country club here in MA and a members guest gave me a Jamaican cigar. Unfortunately the wife threw the band out and I cant seem to find out the name of it. It was one of the best cigars I have ever smoked and I was wondering if anyone could help me in locating the name. The only thing I have to go on is that it was medium to mild and the package was in a white cigarette paper twisted at the end and about halfway up the cigar. It was cigar and not a Joint. if anyone has any idea could they please help me. Thanks

 

[blooz4u]

LOL... I don't have a clue Andy. Why don't you swing by the introduction forum and introduce yourself ? :grin:

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

Welcome my friend!

:welcome:



Would have been real special if it had been a "Macanudo" from Jamaica!

That's where they were originally made prior to moving to the Dominican Republic.

 

[VillageIdiot]

Royal Jamaican Gold Park Lane. I can't seem to find any others that are tissue wrapped.

 

[Andytex]

thanks village you are absolutely correct. i just ordered a box off of famous and cant wait till they get here. let me know if i can send you a couple.

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

Good cigar but doesn't even compare to the original Royal Jamaican's, in my opinion!

 

[Zen Cigar Man]

Good cigar but doesn't even compare to the original Royal Jamaican's, in my opinion!

Yeah, and unfortunately not made in Jamaica anymore...

 

[dpmrpa]

Yeah, and unfortunately not made in Jamaica anymore...

did'nt know they were not made in Jamaica any more. Where are they made? I was weaned on those sticks along with Macanudos. They went very well with the happy sticks. Funny those funny sticks came form Jamaica also:bigeyes:

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

After Hurricane Gilbert (1988) wrecked the vegas and tobacco barns in Jamaica, operations were transferred to the Dominican Republic. Royal Jamaica is once again doing some work in Jamaica, but this particular line is listed as still being made in La Romana.

This was also when they started making Macanudo in the Dominican Republic.

 

[dpmrpa]

After Hurricane Gilbert (1988) wrecked the vegas and tobacco barns in Jamaica, operations were transferred to the Dominican Republic. Royal Jamaica is once again doing some work in Jamaica, but this particular line is listed as still being made in La Romana.

This was also when they started making Macanudo in the Dominican Republic.

Thanks SFL

 

[caseabb]

I used to love the old Royal Jamacias. Man those were my early days of cigar smoking back in '95-'96. Godd stuff back then!

 

[xddco]

Welcome, Andy.:welcome:
Are you at Segregansett or Fall River?

 

[VillageIdiot]

thanks village you are absolutely correct. i just ordered a box off of famous and cant wait till they get here. let me know if i can send you a couple.

No need to go to those lengths. I'm just glad you found your cigar.

 

[Cuban Pete]

Welcome. Happy you were able to find the name of the cigar. Hope you stick around for a while.

 

[Gordy]

jamacians not made in jamaca? wierd

 

[blooz4u]

After Hurricane Gilbert (1988) wrecked the vegas and tobacco barns in Jamaica, operations were transferred to the Dominican Republic. Royal Jamaica is once again doing some work in Jamaica, but this particular line is listed as still being made in La Romana.

This was also when they started making Macanudo in the Dominican Republic.

Well, aren't you just a plethora of knowledge ?? :headroll:

 

[CuritibaRex]

jamacians not made in jamaca? wierd

... and "Cuban Crafters" out of Miami. What a shady business!

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

I used to love the old Royal Jamacias. Man those were my early days of cigar smoking back in '95-'96. Godd stuff back then!

In my opinion, this version can't hold a candle to the originals!