Johnnymyco
7 years ago
Cuba libre one, picked up a box of brutes to try..tell me good things? Or yank me all around the forum idc[sarcasm]
borndead1
7 years ago
Tried some when they first came out. Not bad, not great. Good yard gars or mooch box stogies.
tonygraz
7 years ago
Yep, on the do not buy list here.
USNGunner
7 years ago
I bought a bundle. Tried one the other day. Not bad, not great. It worked for mowing the yard on my rider. We'll see how they age.
corey sellers
7 years ago
Agree with Tony
KingoftheCove
7 years ago

Yep, on the do not buy list here.

tonygraz wrote:


+1
izonfire
7 years ago

Cuba libre one, picked up a box of brutes to try..tell me good things? Or yank me all around the forum idc[sarcasm]

Johnnymyco wrote:



Well Johnny, it looks like they're not enjoying your company.
I like seeing' ya around though, just flick that Cuba Libre outta your mouth...
delta1
7 years ago
I got a bunch of Cuba Libre Ones when I first started here and someone said it was a very strong cigar: strong? -- yes...good? -- only OK, never bought any more...tried one from 8 years ago...not as strong and still only OK...proves that aging doesn't always improve a cigar...
Johnnymyco
7 years ago
Lol thank you guys
Mrs. dpnewell
7 years ago
I would smoke these occasionally before my exile. Now that I'm back, I decided to revisit these and won a 5ver for something like $6. I won't be bidding on any more.

David
dstieger
7 years ago
This is a strange one. I am one of the elitists who mock many who smoke chitty and/or cheap cigars. And this is one cigar that even the chittiest cigar smokers turn their noses up at.

But I always have some of these on hand. These, along with Nick5K, CI Legend Graycliff, and a couple others are nearly perfect fishing cigars for me. They are decent flavor -- no complexity, but that's fine for fishing -- they burn exceedingly well even when ignored, or just hanging out of my mouth for ten or more minutes at a time. They never tar up -- they don't otherwise get nasty -- they stay lit- they are mild enough to chain smoke, box pressed, so don't roll around when you set them on the boat seat or kayak gunwhale. And they're often less than a buck a piece. I don't think there's another cigar at or below this price point that I don't dislike immensely.
izonfire
7 years ago
Only a true nOOp would smoke those.
...and Stiegs
corey sellers
7 years ago
If Tony says hell no you better stay away
deadeyedick
7 years ago
One of my neighbors smokes these on his morning dog walk. I had to ask him what it was 'cause the whole area smelled like San Francisco azz.
izonfire
7 years ago

One of my neighbors smokes these on his morning dog walk. I had to ask him what it was 'cause the whole area smelled like San Francisco azz.

deadeyedick wrote:



😂 😂 😂
USNGunner
7 years ago

One of my neighbors smokes these on his morning dog walk. I had to ask him what it was 'cause the whole area smelled like San Francisco azz.

deadeyedick wrote:



Which everyone in the bay area knows the smell of. 🌫
24132413
7 years ago

Very average. Not worth $2. Waste of money. WHY? Because there are MANY blends here that are better for 50 cents to a dollar more per cigar.

🇨🇮
tamapatom
7 years ago
$2? I thought Libre meant FREE
clintCigar
7 years ago
Glad I only got a single lol
Johnnymyco
7 years ago
Thanks everyone, I'm trying to find cheap boxes that are just as good, i like Sancho panza for 40-50 a box, I like the oliva seconds. To all you **** elitist I'm smoking a Cuban delight right now! And I kinda like it
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