Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago
Got Mandobro's half of our trade yesterday and it has some really interesting cigars. Never had any of these and most I have never heard of.

If anyone has any thoughts on these, let me know don't know what to expect other than that the L'Atelier should be good. No clue who vein ales half of these.

Emilio 2016 Cavatina
Psyko Seven
Long Live the King
The Relativity
Nomad Therapy Habano
Black Label Santa Muerte
L'Atelier ?
Osok - wicked paper tube
Ortega Serie D
Leaf by Oscar Maduro - most interesting cigar I have ever seen. Interesting with no wrapper!

Thanks so much for the trade. Can't wait to dig into these!
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deadeyedick
9 years ago
"Leaf by Oscar Maduro - most interesting cigar I have ever seen. Interesting with no wrapper!"

:-$
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shaun341
9 years ago

Got Mandobro's half of our trade yesterday and it has some really interesting cigars. Never had any of these and most I have never heard of.

If anyone has any thoughts on these, let me know don't know what to expect other than that the L'Atelier should be good. No clue who vein ales half of these.

Emilio 2016 Cavatina
Psyko Seven
Long Live the King
The Relativity
Nomad Therapy Habano
Black Label Santa Muerte
L'Atelier ?
Osok - wicked paper tube
Ortega Serie D
Leaf by Oscar Maduro - most interesting cigar I have ever seen. Interesting with no wrapper!

Thanks so much for the trade. Can't wait to dig into these!

Hank_The_Tank wrote:



I used to be a fan of Emilio cigars but a couple years ago they split ties with Gary Griffith and I haven't tried any of their products since then, but decent cigars from the ones I have tried.

Caldwell(long Live the King) seems to make some decent cigars but the guy is a class 1 Dbag and is following the path of building through marketing to sell the company for top dollar imo.

Ortega Series D, I love the maduro version even though I have not stocked up on them. Made a lancero if I remember correctly as well in this line.

Leaf got some initial buzz when released but seems to have cooled off a bit now. NH one but should be a decent cigar judging from what others have said.

OSOK is decent but from the one I have tried I don't recall too much about it, which is why I probably only tried that one. I like Eiroa blends generally though and Edgar Hoill I believe is partnered up with Eiroa with CLE, which I enjoy the Cuarenta for a cheapy cigar.

The rest I know little to nothing about but have fun trying these boutique cigars. I went through a phase where I only wanted to smoke boutique cigars and found some that I really enjoyed in doing so.
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Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago
Thanks Shaun, I appreciate the info.
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dharbolt
9 years ago

"Leaf by Oscar Maduro - most interesting cigar I have ever seen. Interesting with no wrapper!"

:-$

deadeyedick wrote:




:-k 😂
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jjanecka
9 years ago
I'll tell you this, so far I love the cigars mandobro has exchanged with me, he always has some unique shizz. Really the type of guy you can trust going into a blind fiver with because he'll turn you onto something you haven't even heard abkut much less seen.

Nomad is one of the better small batch groups out there you should really enjoy them.
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Mandobro
9 years ago

Got Mandobro's half of our trade yesterday and it has some really interesting cigars. Never had any of these and most I have never heard of.

If anyone has any thoughts on these, let me know don't know what to expect other than that the L'Atelier should be good. No clue who vein ales half of these.

Emilio 2016 Cavatina
Psyko Seven
Long Live the King
The Relativity
Nomad Therapy Habano
Black Label Santa Muerte
L'Atelier ?
Osok - wicked paper tube
Ortega Serie D
Leaf by Oscar Maduro - most interesting cigar I have ever seen. Interesting with no wrapper!

Thanks so much for the trade. Can't wait to dig into these!

Hank_The_Tank wrote:



You're welcome. BLTC is my favorite small company. The Emilio Cavatina was blended by them. Nomad is another small company that, for me, produces some of my favorite cigars. The Leaf by Oscar has a wrapper, it's a tobacco leaf instead of cello. The Relativity is by Foundry cigars, another small company that I have found to be consistently good.

Enjoy.

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dgomberg
9 years ago

Got Mandobro's half of our trade yesterday and it has some really interesting cigars. Never had any of these and most I have never heard of.

If anyone has any thoughts on these, let me know don't know what to expect other than that the L'Atelier should be good. No clue who vein ales half of these.

Emilio 2016 Cavatina
Psyko Seven
Long Live the King
The Relativity
Nomad Therapy Habano
Black Label Santa Muerte
L'Atelier ?
Osok - wicked paper tube
Ortega Serie D
Leaf by Oscar Maduro - most interesting cigar I have ever seen. Interesting with no wrapper!

Thanks so much for the trade. Can't wait to dig into these!

Hank_The_Tank wrote:




I think you are mistaken about the leaf. If you take off the band, the rough looking tobacco leaf should come off and you will have a very normal looking cigar underneath

Cheers! 🍺
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jjanecka
9 years ago
Damnitt why did yall tell him!
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dgomberg
9 years ago
i cant let Hank smoke that nasty tobacco on the outside... that is just inhumane
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Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago
Glad someone told me. I would have definitely smoked it as is.
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Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago

You're welcome. BLTC is my favorite small company. The Emilio Cavatina was blended by them. Nomad is another small company that, for me, produces some of my favorite cigars. The Leaf by Oscar has a wrapper, it's a tobacco leaf instead of cello. The Relativity is by Foundry cigars, another small company that I have found to be consistently good.

Enjoy.

Mandobro wrote:



Thanks again. I'm really excited to try these.
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