QMPASH
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11 years ago
I resisted buying this one because CI sold it in boxes of 40. Even though the "per cigar" price was a little over $2.00, the fact that you had to buy so many to get this price started waving red flags in my mind. USUALLY, when this is the case, they are dog rockets and you have to buy them in quantities of 40 or 50 because they want to get them out of their inventory ASAP. So I waited. Finally C-bid began offering them in fivers, so I bid on some of them and won a few. Let me say that this is one of the nicest stogies I have ever smoked. No, it is not a Padron, an Ashton or a Fuente, but it is a damn nice cigar. Easy light up, no construction issues, an even burn, firm ash and a nice woodsy, slightly complex taste. It's mild to medium so if you like strong cigars, you probably won't like it. On the other hand, if you're looking for something to smoke at times when you don't want to smoke one of those super-premiums that you have aging in your humidor, you could do a hell of a lot worse than this puppy. It's a figuarado and lasts about an hour and a half, depending on how fast you smoke stogies.

I now buy them by the box from C-bid when they are available. 🇨🇮
shaun341
11 years ago
See all good things don't come in boxes of 20-25.
tonygraz
11 years ago
They are sold in boxes of 30 and 5 packs.#-o
QMPASH
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  • Aficionado Topic Starter
11 years ago

They are sold in boxes of 30 and 5 packs.#-o

tonygraz wrote:


That's now. They used to be sold in boxes of 40.
TrishS@CigarBid
11 years ago
My personal favorite is the Connecticut wrapper. LOVE that thing!!
namadio
11 years ago

I resisted buying this one because CI sold it in boxes of 40. Even though the "per cigar" price was a little over $2.00, the fact that you had to buy so many to get this price started waving red flags in my mind. USUALLY, when this is the case, they are dog rockets and you have to buy them in quantities of 40 or 50 because they want to get them out of their inventory ASAP. So I waited. Finally C-bid began offering them in fivers, so I bid on some of them and won a few. Let me say that this is one of the nicest stogies I have ever smoked. No, it is not a Padron, an Ashton or a Fuente, but it is a damn nice cigar. Easy light up, no construction issues, an even burn, firm ash and a nice woodsy, slightly complex taste. It's mild to medium so if you like strong cigars, you probably won't like it. On the other hand, if you're looking for something to smoke at times when you don't want to smoke one of those super-premiums that you have aging in your humidor, you could do a hell of a lot worse than this puppy. It's a figuarado and lasts about an hour and a half, depending on how fast you smoke stogies.

I now buy them by the box from C-bid when they are available. 🇨🇮

QMPASH wrote:



Thanks for the heads up! I've been looking at those lately with the price point and I really like the Hemmingway and MOW figurado/perfectos I've had. Wikipedia tells me its a Fernandez blend as well.
kip5166@gmail.com
11 years ago
I got a fiver of the Maduro a while back, smoked a couple, and forgot about them for about 6 months in the humi. Tried again and they were much better with the rest. Like OP said a solid everyday smoke

Kip
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