How are the St Charles by Torano? Just wondering

1 word: CRAP

Ditto the post by Sonny

Charlie

ditto.

I was wondering the same thing myself. The other Toranos seem to be well liked, but I always notice that these go very cheap which got me wondering. I guess that makes this one more I won't be trying.

-Lenny

i have had exactly one and thought it was an ok mild smoke. (shrugs nonchalantly) on the other hand im not rushing to find more...

Carlos Torano's other products are great...esp. 1959 Exodus.

A cheapie but you can do worse. I like them better than 5 Vegas.

better than 5 Vegas???????? NO WAY!!!IMHO!

Cannot even believe you would compare this dog rocket with a 5 Vegas!

Charlie

Ain't it amazing how tastes differ? There's a cigar called Savinelli ELR. On another post somebody said it's mild. To me it was a strong, full-bodied, knock your socks off smoke. Go figure.

You want to knock your socks off, try the following:

Joya de Nicaragua Antannos 1970.....be sure you are where you want to be, no driving while smoking this baby!

Charlie

I intend to. Been hearing good things about Joya de Nicaragua and I like strong cigars.

How about trading me a few for some 5 Vegas???

My, man, the Joyo can put all 285lbs. of my @ss on the ground! That stick is scary......but, I looooove it! Charlie and I are guttons for punishment.

gluttons..sorry

efm- those joya de nicotinas are a real kick in the pants and nothing to play with. lol

ditto Charlie and Sonny. Was enough for me to step away from the other 6 I have and put them to sleep for a few more months. I don't think I'll be able to wait that long though; I like pleasurable pain myself! Wow what an arse kicker but combined with so damn much flavor! Now I'm looking for pricing. Found some at $54/box for my favorite (robusto grande)...gotta wait a few weeks though!

Lenny4Z,
I have never tried the St. Charles so I can't comment on them but I can say, without hesitation, that there are great smokes on this site that go for low prices because they are either not recognized or not appreciated. It's a matter of taste.