Recieved my fiver of MJ12 maddies today from Paul and I cannot wait to ash one after a bit of rest time!!!!

Thanks again for allowing me to get in on this kind sir!! 🌫

Landed here this afternoon. They look mighty tasty, and my appreciation to 7/11 as well. TMCTLT, post your impressions when you've tried it!

Got mine today also...... Woot... Should I smoke now or wait.

glad you all got them safe and sound. more going out soon to finish this up. 7/11

SWEET!

Got mine the other day as well. They look and smell amazing!

Recieved mine today, Thanks a ton Paul. BTW another big TY for the hitchiker!

thanks for the box pass and glad the smokes made it. ^^^

all who have gotten smokes I have gotten your end as well.

Elk hunter yours will go out asap and I got the liberties and well that was just a crazy good box to open.

Got two guys I will be PMing soon to see if they are still interested in these MJ12s otherwise may have a few more up for grabs.

Keel

U all suck

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What !?!?!?!

I heard these MJ12's are smoking awesome right now.

I need to smoke the CG4's I have and see if they are awesome.

Fired my first one up tonight. These are chunky little babies, and the maduro wrapper is more of a golden brown than most maduros tend to be these days. At 6 x 54, it's got a great, solid feel in the hand, and even before lighting offers a sweet aroma. Once lit, there is a variety of spices at work, very smooth, not at all peppery (to me, at least). The first third or so puts me in mind of a sherry-casked scotch, which slowly turns into a kind of raisin-plum flavor that I associate with the LGC Serie N. The burn is slow, even and cool, which attests to a well rolled cigar. While I can sense some chocolate to it, it doesn't have the dark flavor of many maduros. In fact, if I can be forgiven the following statement, it reminds me of when Macanudo first started making maduros, a very mild sweet-nutty taste. About halfway through, it starts to get a little more peppery, as the spiciness is naturally concentrating through the shortening of the draw. The ash really wants to hang on forever, though I did tap it off after about an inch and a half just to keep my shirt from peril. After about an hour I'm halfway through and enjoying every puff. To be candid, I've turned into a real fan of the Illusiones in the past year, so take theses comments for what they're worth, and many thanks to 7/11 for kindly setting up this split. I have a feeling that more time in the humi will make this one stellar smoke.

^^^^ Thanks for the review!!!! Haven't had one yet.....but your making it tough to stay away with that review :)

Thanks again to Paul for the hook-up!!!!