Sancho Panza Bachilleres?

[pharmgator]

OK, I was looking for non-plus, but unable to get any, so I am going to try these little guys. Has anybody tried these?

 

[The Searcher]

Sorry I can't help but I have a question is it that the Non Plus are not available? I was hoping to get in on a box split or pick up a box- NP are a really nice little cigar.

 

[MadMac]

I checked a couple of sources for the SP NP's, it shouldn't be too hard to find these.


MadMac

 

[pharmgator]

I checked a couple of sources for the SP NP's, it shouldn't be too hard to find these.


MadMac

I don't really like to shop around. Maybe it is just laziness.

 

[the nub]

I have a box from '00 that are just starting to be ready to smoke. Medium strength/light-medium bodied. Some notes of nuts and cocoa with predominate grassy flavour. Somewhat salty finish. I find them to have a stronger grassiness than the Non Plus.

 

[pharmgator]

I have a box from '00 that are just starting to be ready to smoke. Medium strength/light-medium bodied. Some notes of nuts and cocoa with predominate grassy flavour. Somewhat salty finish. I find them to have a stronger grassiness than the Non Plus.

The box I am looking at has NO age on it (Aug 05) - You think they need at least five years of age on them to be smokeable? I hear that is the case for most Sancho Panzas.

 

[the nub]

Based on the majority of 04 cigars, I would guess they are smokeable now. Are they ready to smoke, is another question. Will they have a Sancho profile or the generic, muted 04 profile? Haven't smoked 04 Sanchos so I couldn't tell you.

 

[Kurtdesign1]

Great smokes, 5 years is a good smokeable age though MRN says some can smoke when young; not me though.