What say you?

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chump edit because I misspelled Patron. . .

I light my cigars with $100 bills. I don't care that someone else could have saved some money. . My time isn't worth all that huntin and peckin and waitin. . .

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http://www.cigarbid.com/mobile/forum/cb_postst661889_Ramon-Bueso.aspx 

http://www.cigarbid.com/mobile/forum/cb_postst662812_Ramon-Bueso-------Any-one-here-like-them-or-not.aspx 

Yeah, they are nowhere near "new" They've actually gone through a couple of iterations through the years. The old ones were phenomenal. These would be better with a nap, but I've gotten out of the game some and just keeping a short " smoking supply" on hand these days. Mostly this was a drunk, look at me post. So thank you for giving it attention

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Now quit correcting me in my own thread

First was really good, 2nd was *meh*, the rest were closer to the first. I was on a buying hiatus of these after quality went down but I would buy again now (robusto vitola fwiw).

I owe you a stout.....

Dropping below $20.

They are pretty dang good............but still not as good as the OR.

They should be about $1 each, $1.50 at most. They're not bad IF you let them age a long time, dry-box them about 2 days before smoking and you don't smoke them in humid conditions. It also sometimes helps to run tap water over the wrapper (foot-down so no water gets in the foot) then towel dry just before clipping and lighting. Enhances burn characteristics and flavor.

Smoke 'em young, not dryboxed, and/or on a humid or rainy day, though, and they suck.

Yeah, the 2012 OR were pretty amazing. I should've bought 10-20 boxes then, before they dumbed down the blend, and aged 'em all.

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You light your 3 dollar cigars with hundred dollar bills.

Sounds like quite the plan...