Its been a while, but I remember them as a more complex DPG black label. Probably strong compared to what was being released at the time, but I wouldn't say it holds a candle to some of the strong cigars that have been released recently. That said, I try to buy up these old DPG blends that are selling at close out prices. I've been really happy with the way Pepin blends have aged so I would say you have a good chance of having a bargain cigar that turns into a gem with a few years of age.
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