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BOTL UPCOMING MAINTENANCE
Hi Everyone, as mentioned in my introduction post, BOTL needs quite a bit of updating, patching and whatever else I might come across. Over the next few weekends BOTL may be unreachable on occasion as I do migrations or updates, etc. Just be patient - we'll be back! I'll generally try to keep these maintenances until later in the evenings.
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njstone
BoM January 2010
How are they, Mike??
Really good. Very quality tobacco. I've smoked two now and after the first I was ready to buy as many as I could find. Tonght was my second one and it wasn't quite as good as the first, so I'm hedging a little on how many I'll buy.
Both were full flavor but not strong, with the first one having a little more spice to my liking. Very well rounded cigar.
Priced too high though.
BALLER ALERT!!!!!! MSRP $100 on that salomone. Waaaaay out of my price range.A little celebration was in order last week .
2007 Royal Salamone
New Royal Salamone
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Ramon Bueso - Olancho Reserva 2005
This is the only cigar I prefer in torpedo. Earth, leather, coffee, black pepper, hay, cream, a touch of wood, and something sweet all come in the first inch. my only complaint is that the wrapper is very fragile.
I definitely like this more than the Legado De Pepin which is similar in price. I'm not going to be cliche and say it tastes like sticks twice as expensive. I would say it is way above average for a $6 stick and could easily compete at $8. Considering CI often runs them at as little as $4 a stick, they can be a great value.
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I use to know a guy that loved to soak raisins in spiced rum. I'm starting to get that flavor with a bit of wheat and rye breads and a hint of molasses with nougat.
This is the only cigar I prefer in torpedo. Earth, leather, coffee, black pepper, hay, cream, a touch of wood, and something sweet all come in the first inch. my only complaint is that the wrapper is very fragile.
I definitely like this more than the Legado De Pepin which is similar in price. I'm not going to be cliche and say it tastes like sticks twice as expensive. I would say it is way above average for a $6 stick and could easily compete at $8. Considering CI often runs them at as little as $4 a stick, they can be a great value.
Edit:
I use to know a guy that loved to soak raisins in spiced rum. I'm starting to get that flavor with a bit of wheat and rye breads and a hint of molasses with nougat.
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hdroadglide
BoM x 2, BoY 2011
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