Damn! Caught by my own words and a long memory. =d>

deadeyedick wrote:

You'd prolly never find it but, the tat T110 was made as somewhat of a joke to be the strongest cigar out, and to quiet the people always bugging them for stronger cigars. Definitely the strongest I've had along with a Frank Llanzella(sp) of which I can't remember which one.

sd72 wrote:

Asylum 13 hands down

Brian M wrote:

My favorite stout stick is LFD DL 452's..........one of the few stout sticks that provides flavor and balance.

Whistlebritches wrote:

I smoke a few Fausto a week, and never thought of them as real strong....so I may not be the best judge....

I've still got a sealed box of 2011 WMD's. Great, strong cigar, but I suspect they've mellowed a little....might be time to crack it open....I thought the dink was going to buy 'em some time ago, but he chickened out.

I smoked one of my last couple TNT's about a month ago and they've calmed down considerably

Only cigar that the nic got to me a little was LFD DL 6x60....I agree with Shawn...not nearly enough flavor to justify the power. I love DL chiselitos, but a 60RG DL seemed rather pointless to me.

A local in Raleigh used to sell an LFD Icepick was an incredible strong, tasty cigar. Not sure they're still made....I have only one left :(

As mentioned above El Cobre and Rico were very good, very strong cigars that are no longer made.

Hank, when did you purchase the Royal Silk? I only know of two; one from 8-10 years ago - was an awesome, smooth/creamy med corojo....I have maybe one left :(
The other was a poor resurrection a couple/few years ago that was poorly made and unsmokeable to me....lousy burn and muddled, nasty flavors...admittedly, I only tried one and gave the rest away...maybe I got a dud?

Maybe you'd like the hot sauce cigar they sell here (used to, at least.) I forget what it was called....I thought it a gimmick, but truth was that if you rinsed off the cap, it wasn't an awful cigar

dstieger wrote: