Seems most here have an opinion on 5 Vegas. I didn't read about anyone losing their **** from smoking one.
I say pick up a fiver and smoke for yourself. Worst case you end up with a few leftover to pass out when you smoke with buds who would be just as happy with a Backwoods. And you might actually find it's a passable smoke at this point in your development. Or maybe a few months down the road. You won't have anything to build on if you let everyone else do the smoking.
The 5 Vegas gold anniversary is very good
I smoke the classic and gold once in a while. They’ll smoke nothing great but I’ll smoke the last of them I have. I like the toro size better than the lancero in the classic blend.
Does anybody smoke these? I have not, and likely wont. There is something about the name, or whatever, that I find annoying (yeah I know first world problems and all that)
I just wonder if they are any good.
Mraia wrote:
Life is too short to smoke chitty cigars. YMMV
5 Vegas suq
-Wheel
Tiver wrote:
Yep.
I like them for an inexpensive smoke to spark up every now and again. Smoked them a lot while doing yard work, fishing, hiking and for handing out to others that are not "real" cigar smokers (they look fancy with the cedar wrap). The triple A's and the Cask Strength ones also fall into that category (inexpensive, full bodied).
Tried the Classic and the Gold but they didn't fit my profile.
If you enjoy the Gol!, try to pick up a 5-pack of JdN Antano 1970 if you haven't already tried them.
Stogie1020 wrote:
+1
and the Joya de Nicaragua Antano Dark Corojo
(I'm a sucker for Nicaraguan tobacco)
I don't even know you anymore.
LeeBot wrote:
Ha!
The Triple A Lancero Special Run many years ago was decent……….mostly.
The annual Limitadas were OK as well.
The Cask Strength? Oooph!! Kinda rough around the edges….
