What CC you smoking?
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Sorry.There is a big "No. 50" on the band.
Didn't see it at all.
Didn't recall them having the rg on the band, as I have only had one, so didn't think to zoom in and look for it.
Have you had the 54 also?
If so, how do you think they compare other than the obvious size difference
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Cohiba Exquisitos
Insanely tightly rolled. Had a hard time even lighting in, then couldn't get any smoke from it at all until I cut it in half and smoked it that way.
Still very tasty, but definitely a disappointment overall
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Insanely tightly rolled. Had a hard time even lighting in, then couldn't get any smoke from it at all until I cut it in half and smoked it that way.
Still very tasty, but definitely a disappointment overall
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1946 Country Club Perfecto Clear Havana
Definitely made up for my disappointing Cohiba earlier.
Extremely tasty and perfect draw,burn and construction.
Was a delight to smoke.
Definitely glad I have another left as it was the best of the vintage Cigars I was given so far by quite a bit.
And extremely yellow cellophane when I took it off
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Definitely made up for my disappointing Cohiba earlier.
Extremely tasty and perfect draw,burn and construction.
Was a delight to smoke.
Definitely glad I have another left as it was the best of the vintage Cigars I was given so far by quite a bit.
And extremely yellow cellophane when I took it off
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'03 Montecristo No.2
Same great taste as my beloved recent production ones, but much more smooth, mellow and subtle.
Excellent smoke.
Burn kept getting a bit off the first half, but corrected and stayed that way in the second half.
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Same great taste as my beloved recent production ones, but much more smooth, mellow and subtle.
Excellent smoke.
Burn kept getting a bit off the first half, but corrected and stayed that way in the second half.
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Only tried 50's. I like them o.k. but for what they cost now they're not for me.
THEMISCHMAN
SGT Hulka
BRO MAY 19
Thanks for the response.
I have only had 2 of the 50's I got to test out and really enjoyed them a lot.
The price I paid I feel was very reasonable for them, and definitely plan to buy more when the vendor gets the singles back in stock.
The price I paid was much more reasonable than I saw with most vendors so I understand where you are coming from
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Montecristo Open Regata
Tasty as always, and perfect draw,burn and construction.
I have been far more impressed with the consistency in Montecristos than with the Cohibas I have bought, in spite of Cohiba being Cuba's flagship company and most expensive
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Tasty as always, and perfect draw,burn and construction.
I have been far more impressed with the consistency in Montecristos than with the Cohibas I have bought, in spite of Cohiba being Cuba's flagship company and most expensive
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'15 Bolivar Tubos No.2
My first of these
Very nice. Fairly floral throughout.
Excellent burn,draw and construction as well
Will definitely get more
Yet another excellent Bolivar
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My first of these
Very nice. Fairly floral throughout.
Excellent burn,draw and construction as well
Will definitely get more
Yet another excellent Bolivar
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Awesome.
Getting to smoke something from over a century ago would be an amazing treat, even if it was a dud or just plain sucked.
Just amazing they have survived so long, and I'm a big history buff, so would enjoy it based on that alone.
May have a little extra money next month and will definitely look into getting a couple pre-1900's Cigars. One to smoke, and one to keep for the history of it
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