#38 tailgater

Lmao!!!

R4's were terrible.

Puros indios

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner.


VS = Vulture ****

Gran habano Azteca fuerte

Also had a Fohiba that was gawd awful.

The GH Azteca fuerte was horrible.

Gurkha War pig for me, never would stay lit and only tasted tar.

About 6/8 years ago they had a Gurkha vintage. Yellow band...freaking nasty.
There were entire threads complaining about that cigar...

5 Vegas Gold maduro

C'est La Vie [barf]

Al, 5 Vegas Gold Maduro isn't a bad cigar, it's just made out of asbestos and WILL NOT BURN.

Hmm interesting, Today i opened my junk humidor and all the Cest La VIes were missing. Well I guess Chester liked them or something till I cleaned out the cat Box, and lo and behold Chester had buried them in there... 😂

I'm glad you still have a sense of humor, that was some funny s h i t right there! =d>

a lot of you might not remember"nasty" is the little bro to "nefasto" which is out of production.a sangria blend was used in the fermentation on the nefasto and was easily the most aromatic and unique of all acid.boxes of 10,of course this predates the swisher takeover. my fist acid kuba kuba came from the kiosk across from windows of the world at the world trade center.Johnathon Sans and Marvin Samuel are originals.Puros Herfanos was another drew Estate that's gone and was a hit!

I actually liked Puros Indios; they were one of the better $3msrp cigars that I've smoked. Way better than Don Tomas and others.

Good post noob.

In complete honesty, the late 90s Puros Indios was my absolute favorite cigar.
Something changed since then. Maybe the old man letting junior roll a few. Maybe my taste buds evolved. Maybe production moved to a septic dump.
But the PI of today are not at all similar to the gems from 15 years ago.

^ +1

Unless this is a gag I suggest psychiatric help.

Gran Habano sampler pack...all of them. Ack!!!

I would have to say the GH 2002 Vintages that I got on here when looking for some "expendable" yard-gar-ish smokes for boating on the lake (for 50 cents per!) were not bad at all. The ones I had were flavorful - mediumish - smokes. Did need a touch up but that may not be totally the cigar's fault when on a moving boat on windy days. Unlike the photo you see with these standing on its ash, the ash was not firm at all, so had to watch not ashing people when boat moving.

If there is a good deal on them here, I could see buying them again this summer for boating/swimming/fishing/golfing - Anywhere where I could get soaked/splashed or have to otherwise lose the cigar mid-smoke. Also may stock a few for our summer party where there is always a few non-cigar smokers that want to join-in around the fire pit. They are inexpensive enough to give away, easy to smoke, don't last forever, taste fine IMO - and the cedar wrap looks impressive to the newbie!!

That being said - and to keep the thread on point - the GH Aztec I had one time was one of the worst things ever in my mouth (and that's saying a lot) reminded me of the hand-rolled mexican cigar I posted about above as as the absolute worst smoke ever - maybe they are related!!!!