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Bahlia gold............... Tony Borhani maduro gold
charliebarr Offline
#1 Posted:
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Got gifted one of these by zrx 22 and I smoked that thing to less than an inch...I can only say wow...I'm liking to buy more so ci I hope carry...
Now if anyone can tell me of others in this line that sure good toi...Mind ya I really liked these...even being maduro wrap .....wow

Anyways thankx for
frankj1 Offline
#2 Posted:
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breathe in...breathe out...repeat as necessary.
charliebarr Offline
#3 Posted:
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Took meds a bit early so I'm dumber than a box of nails

Ahmmmmm
Ahmmmmmm
Ahmmmmm


ZRX1200 Offline
#4 Posted:
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Shhhhhhhh...

Everyone will bid on them.
madspackler Offline
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The Bahia Maduros with the red label are good with a little age on them.I'm partial to the torpedo and robosto. Very consistent and can be found at a good price point on Cbid. Good daily smoke.
charliebarr Offline
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I looked at ,after smoking,and your right ca. B very cheap it appears and I really liked so win,win.in. my book....I am gonna try a few different ones just to see how they are also..Thx for info


Just curious as to how much rest was on that one Zrx?thx again
ZRX1200 Offline
#7 Posted:
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The cello was yellowing when I got them from here.
charliebarr Offline
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I honestly was very surprised 1 with how well I like it and 2 pricing...Already bid on a cpl...
QMPASH Offline
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I like them also!
tonygraz Online
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QMPASH wrote:
I like them also!


The penultimate cigar judge has spoken.


madspackler Offline
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ZRX1200 wrote:
The cello was yellowing when I got them from here.


I friend of mine who is a European Wine Snob (actually a well respected wine snob) usually complains that Americans are impatient and only age their wines in the brown bag on the way home from the wine shop - nothing further. The same logic is often applied to cigar ageing. The cigars age in the brown box while in the custody of UPS/USPS and that is all the ageing they receive.

Yellow cello is a wonderful thing. Since these smokes are affordable (avoiding the term "cheap") why not try to purchase two to three times the amount you would normally smoke and give them a chance to improve themselves with a Spanish cedar nap? All you have to do is forget the cigars are there and keep up with your humidor. They improve and smooth out noticeably with a few months age and are seriously better after a year to two years. If you have to smoke them before then, you did not purchase enough of these in the first place.

I do not smoke as many as I used to so that has improved my chances of ageing my cigars - the time has been well worth the effort.
ZRX1200 Offline
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Well not every cigar ages well, some are ready to go and some never get any better with age. Yes it helps many but not necessarily all......
TIGERCDW Offline
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Are the Gold Maduro worth a 5er to try Jamie?

TIGER
ZRX1200 Offline
#14 Posted:
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Yes. I only have gotten the coronas.
tonygraz Online
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The toros were rather good.
QMPASH Offline
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tonygraz wrote:
The penultimate cigar judge has spoken.



I'm surprised you are able to use words with more than one syllable. And you spelled all of them correctly. Sarcasm
midmofan Offline
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I have had several batches of the Bahia Mattanzas. Both the very short ones and the great big torpedo. The small ones are nice, fine little smokes that can be found at a reasonable price and are a great size when you just have a little time but don't want a small ring/cigarello type of smoke but also don't want to burn the bucks for something like an AF Short Story. They are not spectacular but are enjoyable.

The large ones defiantly need to sit in the humi for a while. Off the truck they were harsh but after 6 months they were a much smoother and incredibly long lasting smoke with a firm ash that is great for the long- long car drives I have to make at times. Really keep you awake!
charliebarr Offline
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Good info midmo....I definitely liked the gold and at very decent pricing...Already ordered a cpl to lay back so shall see in a few months how I like the various sticks I ordered...
tonygraz Online
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QMPASH wrote:
I'm surprised you are able to use words with more than one syllable. And you spelled all of them correctly. Sarcasm


The curmudgeon of crotch rot thinks he's half way intelligent.
tonygraz Online
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I have yet to try the 3 sizes of the Matanzas, my stock should be aged enough by spring.
QMPASH Offline
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tonygraz wrote:
The curmudgeon of crotch rot thinks he's half way intelligent.

If you were half as smart as you pretend to be; you still wouldn't be half as smart as you think you are. And I am not as conversant in crotch rot as you seem to be. Maybe it's time to talk to your wife and/or mistress or maybe both. horse
tonygraz Online
#22 Posted:
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Your wife told me you were affected. She also said you were a dumbass.
charliebarr Offline
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You guys are killin me laughing my ribs even hurt...lmfao
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