Ndill
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11 years ago
Just seen these on cbid. They have got a good review or two. I love the JDN antano, which the red sound a lot more mild. Anyone have an opinion on these?
danmdevries
11 years ago
I don't, but am curious as well.
stogiemonger
11 years ago
I'm curious too, but, I cannot rely on any c-bid descriptions.

When the hype dies down a bit and the newness wears off, I'll definitely have to give this one a whirl.
KingoftheCove
11 years ago

Just seen these on cbid. They have got a good review or two. I love the JDN antano, which the red sound a lot more mild. Anyone have an opinion on these?

Ndill wrote:


are you talking the 1970, or the dark corojo (as far as the antano you like)?

or both?
Ndill
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11 years ago
delta1
11 years ago
I'll give them a try. Tthe Antano and the Dark Corojo are staples for me, and are definitely great bang for buck cigars. The Cabinetta, Fuerte and Rosalones were decent smokes too.
lsufran
11 years ago
i tried a fiver... they were just meh... very mild, more like a breakfast smoke for me with cofee (or beer..yes in the AM)... Nothing to write home about for me...
KingoftheCove
11 years ago

1970

Ndill wrote:


I asked because, to me, the Dark Corojo and the 1970 are very different............and I like them both.

Although, the dark corojo has fallen several spots in my rotation. I don't like them much rott, or close to rott.............they need to sit a long while.
Like the dinkmeister said, the 1970 is ready to go in a few short months, and are very smooth on the retro, nice spices, but with a bit of a nic kick.

Wondering about these Rojos as well, but might have to wait a bit.
The Rosalones didn't do much for me, but I'm giving them a second chance in a few more months.
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