I really enjoy Flor de Cano. That fact that they are inexpensive and machine rolled makes no difference to me. In that same vein Jose L Piedra have caught my attention however I've have yet to try one. How do the Flors and JLPs compare ?
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La flor de Cano vs Jose L. Piedra
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I prefer the La Flor de Cano better, but the JLP Brevas and Cazadores are pretty good for the price too.
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Piedras can be richer, or a bit rustic, but are always worth trying.
been smoking them for 15 years, and they get better when there was a good tobacco crop a couple of years before.
the '18 thru '21 boxes should be pretty decent , I have some '20s that are nice already.
latest batch reminds me of Upmann and Bolivar.
the Brevas usually are better made than Cazadores, in my experience.
been smoking them for 15 years, and they get better when there was a good tobacco crop a couple of years before.
the '18 thru '21 boxes should be pretty decent , I have some '20s that are nice already.
latest batch reminds me of Upmann and Bolivar.
the Brevas usually are better made than Cazadores, in my experience.
