So you're saying they're just standard AJF cigars.

danmdevries wrote:

So my Armadas don’t suq?

KingoftheCove wrote:

I meant most AJ cigars are good to excellent and have no significant construction, draw or burn problems. The Armadas I've had aren't as good as most of his cigars, with respect to these factors.

You might get good ones, though, who knows!
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Pudding Mittens wrote:

Ya, and those sanctums you're sitting on probably taste like Cubans by now...

opelmanta1900 wrote:

Ya, and those sanctums you're sitting on probably taste like Cubans by now...

opelmanta1900 wrote:

Fuentes flavorless?

Blasphemous asshat......you’ve been blocked

ZRX1200 wrote:

I took the cello off the 20 I had and let them age over a year and a half, smoking maybe one every two or three weeks. They got progressively much better. They're aren't a lot of really good Sumatra Maduro/Oscuro wrapped cigars out their. Oliva Serie V Melanio is the best Sumatra wrapper cigar made hands down. The only other two that come to mind that are similar to Armada are the R.P. Decade and Fallen Angel. For under $3 per cigar the Armada is one of the best.

24132413 wrote:

RAH!.............you’ve given me hope...

KingoftheCove wrote:

Yes, but you're basing your hope on RAH's palete.

David

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