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Seems like they were very tasty.
That Bolivar has been around a long time too. The tube is open. I can't recall if it came in the tube or I just put it in there at some point to take it somewhere, but then it didn't get smoked.
I recall getting the RyJ's and the Cains, but I have no idea when I got that Upmann.
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Hope you enjoy them all bro.
Tuck
that cain lance is a nice smoke
dharbolt wrote:
Minutes away from picking em up on FF a couple weeks ago and they sold out right before my eyes.
I can't recall when or where I picked those up. I've probably had them close to 10 years. I'm gonna smoke one tonight.
It's about 7.5 inches by probably 52. Looks like a maduro. It just has a Gurkha label with no 'model' info.
I think these are cognac infused, but I don't know what they are specifically.
Any ideas?
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Another good Gurkha on my good Gurkha list. Just have the one left. Not sure if these are still available anywhere. Haven't found any info about them yet.
Pretty sure they were cognac infused also. Can't remember if there was something else different between them and the bronze/copper wax ones besides the maduro wrapper. Different cognac (allegedly)? Different tobaccos? More limited? Not sure.
That's all I can really remember, hope it helps some.
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The Grand Reserve shows a mild-to medium
body in bronze wax-sealed glass tubes offered in a vertical wood display, with a
Connecticut wrapper, all Dominican filler and a light finish thanks to a touch of Louis XIII
Cognac. The newer maduro-wrapped shapes use Connecticut Broadleaf wrappers, a little
Honduran filler and have a medium-to-full-bodied flavor.
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http://www.cigarcyclopedia.com/images/stories/cigarcyclopedia/10_handmade_g-111409.pdf
pg 21-26
Those RyJ are pretty good, picked a 5er up on the cheap a ways back.
DBIII wrote:
I agree! Cbid had fantastic deals on these when they were clearing them out.....
