Burner02
12 years ago

Like the Tat j21 yum...

reckless wrote:





👍👍👍👍
triodes
12 years ago

R Y J Casadores

Buddha Daddy wrote:


I'm letting mine rest a bit. They were interesting but rough when they came in.

How long do you think I should let them lay? Box code ABR13.
onetoomany
12 years ago
what the heck SD. no name to go with the stick. im disappointed
reckless
12 years ago

what the heck SD. no name to go with the stick. im disappointed

onetoomany wrote:


He owes me so he must tell!!

Oh and THIS IS THE COMPLEX CIGAR THREAD lol wtf man ppl these days
onetoomany
12 years ago
ok ive read your description about 15 times now SD and it sounds too good to be true. hurry up and post if you are lying or not
sd72
12 years ago
I can't remember, if I recall ill post it here for you.
reckless
12 years ago

I can't remember, if I recall ill post it here for you.

sd72 wrote:



This is what the dink pm'd me

5 Vegas Gold Maduro

sd72 wrote:


[ram27bat]
sd72
12 years ago
Do you know what PM stands for? That's the third time you've done that. You're out.
reckless
12 years ago

Do you know what PM stands for? That's the third time you've done that. You're out.

sd72 wrote:


If thats the substance you are sending in them then thank you for putting me out of my misery. Glue sticks for life now ARE YOU HAPPY?!?!?
Buddha Daddy
12 years ago

I'm letting mine rest a bit. They were interesting but rough when they came in.

How long do you think I should let them lay? Box code ABR13.

triodes wrote:



Most of what I have is 3-5 years so I don't know how well I can respond. I would guess six months is plenty but again I am not sure. Keep in mind this is a strong cigar relatively speaking.
99cobra2881
12 years ago
Read this and at the local B&M I spied a JdN cabinetta 6x50. Criollo wrapper over an Ecuadorian shade wrapper. Anyone had one of these?
reckless
12 years ago
Is the J21 the same blend as the PCR?
triodes
12 years ago

Most of what I have is 3-5 years so I don't know how well I can respond. I would guess six months is plenty but again I am not sure. Keep in mind this is a strong cigar relatively speaking.

Buddha Daddy wrote:


I'll not smoke another for a year, see what they are like then.

It is known for being one of the strongest cc's which is why I bought them.

They do show some promise, but I think it will be a good while.
onetoomany
12 years ago
guess im gona have to try em all
harrmark
12 years ago
Cabaiguan naturals when they're smoking good have tons of transitions
wallyguitar
12 years ago
Tat Fausto... goes from a med-full robust smoke to a med creamy smoke then crescendos at the end back to a full bodied butt-kicker down to the nub.
frankj1
12 years ago

Read this and at the local B&M I spied a JdN cabinetta 6x50. Criollo wrapper over an Ecuadorian shade wrapper. Anyone had one of these?

99cobra2881 wrote:


not recently and never that vitola, but I liked each one I had in the past. I definitely recall tasting tea, it was enjoyable to me. I only had the smaller ring sizes though.
earthson
12 years ago
All time favorite for flavor development is an H Upmann Magnum 50. Starts out a little salty and a little sweet, but really mild. After a few tokes, however, the stick wakes up and slowly builds, puff by puff, into a medium/full crescendo of perfect harmony. Every toke is like eating out the virgin mary.
Buckwheat
12 years ago
Triodes and Buddha I've got part of the box of the Cazadores from 2004 that I can send you a couple of if you want to see how they are with about a decade of age on them. Just let me know. Not sure how many of them I have left but I know I can at least send you one or two. Just let me know. Thanks Julian
Buddha Daddy
12 years ago

Triodes and Buddha I've got part of the box of the Cazadores from 2004 that I can send you a couple of if you want to see how they are with about a decade of age on them. Just let me know. Not sure how many of them I have left but I know I can at least send you one or two. Just let me know. Thanks Julian

Buckwheat wrote:



Julian,

You are too kind and way too generous! I would gladly send you something for a couple tasties.
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