Hillbillyjosh770
11 years ago

I'm not used to smaller ring gauges.
I know I was smoking them to fast. I'm blaming user error.

I'm blown away...... Plus it has been raining cats and dogs here for the past week. Very high RH.
Don't go fooling with your Humi's

Thanks again for the cigars.

Hillbillyjosh770 wrote:



I live them cedar bombs! That's all I can taste when smoking the
Cohiba Edicion Diamante 2012

I wish I could get more at the price cbid would free fall them for. They age very well for being in a glass Tubo
Glad ya liked it.
shaun341
11 years ago
Now that one I have never had nor would I ever have guessed it. Good smoke! Thanks again Hillbilly it was fun to do the reviews and I enjoyed all the smokes you sent.
DCLover
11 years ago
Danm's #3. 5 1/8 x 50-52. Triple cap, solidly constructed, flawless light brown wrapper that gives off a grassy barnyard aroma. Slightly musty hay on the firm pre-light draw.

Good flavor to start. Cream, hay, cedar, this must be one of your favorites Dan. I'm convinced Dan has been messing with me. He claimed #2 was Cuban when I would have bet against it. (Did you mix up the bands?) This one has to be.

Not a lot of variation at halfway. Creaminess comes & goes, cedar, oak, pleasant herbal finish, solid medium body.

A decent smoke, just not really in my wheelhouse. How far am I out to lunch this time?
danmdevries
11 years ago
A Dominican AVO Domaine if memory serves me right. I'll have to check the bands when I get home.

And yes, a big fan of Avo

On to number 1

Bands should be correct, but its possible I screwed up. Did em 1 at a time, but I'm not perfect


Edit: my Avo Domaine band says #3 on the inside... I find the Avo to have a richer creamier profile than the Bolivar that is a lot more of a dry finish. By your reviews and physical descriptions, I do believe they were marked correctly.
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