bildo
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23 years ago
Have any of you guys/gals tried these yet? How do they stack up to the other L'anniversaires?

The only difference that I can see is that these are not box-pressed.

Thanks!
xibbumbero
23 years ago
You are correct. X
E-Chick
23 years ago
I haven't heard of them...but will be on the lookout!

THL
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23 years ago
I had a box of the maduros. Good cigars, weird packaging. They're packaged by 3's in triangular boxes which are inside a diamond shaped box. IMO Cigars that good don't need a tricked up package, but they did it anyway. The box itself is useless except to give to kids to play with.
THL
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23 years ago
I had a box of the maduros. Good cigars, weird packaging. They're packaged by 3's in triangular boxes which are inside a diamond shaped box. IMO Cigars that good don't need a tricked up package, but they did it anyway. The box itself is useless except to give to kids to play with.
jd1
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23 years ago
If they are the same as the other CAO lines/blends, then these are a steal at the price I've seen them for a triangle of 24.
bildo
  • bildo
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23 years ago
If they are anything like the other CAO's I've had, I won't be dissappointed.
tailgater
23 years ago
Without making this a love-fest for CAO, are these truly the exact same cigar as the box pressed anniversaries?
I've seen them priced elsewhere for significantly less than their square counterparts.
jd1
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23 years ago
Yes tailgater; like about half the price for 24 vs 20!
tailgater
23 years ago
So, nobody knows?
jd1
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23 years ago
According to info from a site I cannot mention, these were made for them by CAO and packaged this way. They assured me these were the same blend.
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