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The Official Cigar Deals Thread
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Hooray!!!! More Padillas for me. I've loved pretty much everything I've tried from them. Whether Pepin rolled or the new stuff. The Habano is my least favorite, then the '68, then the '48. Tough call between the 1932 and the Miami for my favorite.
I had to bite on the offer as well and then ordered the 10 JJ maddies for $42.50 during checkout even though I'm trying to freeze my cigar buying until I smoke through some of the stuff I already have.
Thanks for the heads up on this one.
Soundwave13
BoM Feb 2010
I completely agree with you, however the Miami's & 1932's are IMHO in a different league.
You know I think the 68 is not bad, 48 is not good and Habano (which is out of production now to my understanding) is a terrible cigar. However the 32 is not indicative of any of their blends, An outstanding cigar.
The Miami changed IMOP after Pepin left. They have never tasted the same to me, though I have only had the robsuto and I know it is supposed to be the same blend.
The Miami changed IMOP after Pepin left. They have never tasted the same to me, though I have only had the robsuto and I know it is supposed to be the same blend.
WhiteLightning
This is WhiteLightning!
Those are yummy!
xddco
The Skipper
Journey to Chateau de la Fuente Brown includes 2 Fuente Fuente OpusX Scorpio (2005), 1 Don Carlos Edicion de Aniversario Double Robusto (2006), & 1 Fuente Fuente Forbidden X, Toro (2004), plus a Chateau de la Fuente photo & essay book. These WILL NOT LAST, so get yours BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
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99.00
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Craig Mac
BoM 4/10 7/11 12/14
yup, guess I should have waited, oh well....
twenty5
BoM 11/09, 4/10 BoY '10
For the guy looking for the Cx2s
CAO Cx2 Beli
Country: Nicaragua
Size: 7 x 56
Shape: Belicoso
Wrapper: Natural
Strength: Medium
Quantity: 20 Cigars
MSRP: $144.00
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$79.98
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CAO Cx2 Beli cigars are rolled to a voluptuous 7" Belicoso, ensuring you the fullest flavor possible from these rich, creamy and naturally sweet tasting cigars rolled with highest grade African Cameroon wrapper and binder leaves. A 'must-smoke' presented in a luxurious velvet box of 20 cigars.
CAO Cx2 Beli
Country: Nicaragua
Size: 7 x 56
Shape: Belicoso
Wrapper: Natural
Strength: Medium
Quantity: 20 Cigars
MSRP: $144.00
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Avg of 14 customers:
Our customer reviews >>>
$79.98
FREE UPS Ground Shipping
CAO Cx2 Beli cigars are rolled to a voluptuous 7" Belicoso, ensuring you the fullest flavor possible from these rich, creamy and naturally sweet tasting cigars rolled with highest grade African Cameroon wrapper and binder leaves. A 'must-smoke' presented in a luxurious velvet box of 20 cigars.
SkinsFanLarry
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Last year Perdomo made a one time run of a glass-tubed line of cigars called Perdomo En Vidrio. Solidly rolled from aged Cuban Corojo and Criollo long leaf fillers and wrapped in some of the best looking Ecuador Connecticut wrappers to be found anywhere, it's a densely packed cigar with complex flavors that assault the senses from the very first puff. This cigar does not "develop" in the sense that the smoker has to wade through half the cigar before the true flavor arrives. It's there right from the get-go.
We've sold an awful lot of these cigars in the Luxury Division of our website during the last year, but now we're about at the end and it's time to say goodbye. Whatever we've got left is going out at one bizarre price no matter what they originally cost us... TWENTY NINE NINETY FIVE!
Boxes of 10 Perdomo En Vidrio - Sealed in Individual Glass Tubes: Rothschild, Rothschild Extra, El Rosario (Churchill) and Pride O' Perdomo (Torpedo).
Last year Perdomo made a one time run of a glass-tubed line of cigars called Perdomo En Vidrio. Solidly rolled from aged Cuban Corojo and Criollo long leaf fillers and wrapped in some of the best looking Ecuador Connecticut wrappers to be found anywhere, it's a densely packed cigar with complex flavors that assault the senses from the very first puff. This cigar does not "develop" in the sense that the smoker has to wade through half the cigar before the true flavor arrives. It's there right from the get-go.
We've sold an awful lot of these cigars in the Luxury Division of our website during the last year, but now we're about at the end and it's time to say goodbye. Whatever we've got left is going out at one bizarre price no matter what they originally cost us... TWENTY NINE NINETY FIVE!
Boxes of 10 Perdomo En Vidrio - Sealed in Individual Glass Tubes: Rothschild, Rothschild Extra, El Rosario (Churchill) and Pride O' Perdomo (Torpedo).
SkinsFanLarry
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Saw these today and hoping they are around on Friday as I am very interested in trying one or two of these.
http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=SP-5YA5555-10&cat=167
I hear that the knuckle may be a better stick thoough?
Any advice?
http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=SP-5YA5555-10&cat=167
I hear that the knuckle may be a better stick thoough?
Any advice?