hdking
  • hdking
  • Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter
22 years ago
i found a five pack of JOSE PIEDRA and GUANTANAMERA,
are theese any good,or are they the bad frogs from
isom.just curious.

hdking
chipslave
22 years ago
Are you trading these or what? If not, this is on the wrong board.

I know the Jose Piedras are a machine made (mm) ISOM not sure on the other. As far as good or bad, i guess that would be personal preferance. I don't mind the Piedras...
hdking
  • hdking
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22 years ago
my mistake, this was supose to be under cigar & misc.
sorry for that guys.
hdking
chipslave
22 years ago
No prob buddy...

consider it a "gentle slap" 😉
grond
22 years ago
Both are machine made with 100% cuban tobaccos. They are both an excellent smoke. I like the petit corona size.
al'Thor
22 years ago
uh, chipslave's trying out the LOD outfit....
chipslave
22 years ago
It doesn't fit well. The crotch is all stretched out 😉
coma-one
22 years ago
"It doesn't fit well. The crotch is all stretched out 😉 "

UH????? is that mean chipey's got small balls?????

LOL
chipslave
22 years ago
Um...no. It means that Ethan has been "stuffing" again 😉
rasdas
22 years ago
***Threadjack on***

Err...no comment...

***Threadjack off***

RasDas

Joe
CWFoster
22 years ago
I'm a fan of the La Piedras! I also highly recommend the H. Upmann Especiales. I'm considering an order for Paratagas Perfectos, all of which are machine made. The largest complaint I've heard against machine made cigars, is that they tend to draw loose, and seem harsh due to the increased heat generated. I've also heard many people allude to ISOMs having a tendency to "block", or draw tight. It seems to me that an ISOM machine made cigar would have two opposing tendecies that DO seem to cancel out, and make for a quite enjoyable cigar! And economical too! As for the "Habana" on the label, don't bother telling your friends that you picked them up for $40-50 a box! 🙂
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