I have tried 1 each of the Diario and Classic (both robusto) over the last couple days. Burn and construction was excellent on both. The Diario was on the high-end of medium to full and stayed that way. The Classic started out in the medium range with some slight pepper at the backend/finish (aftertaste) for the first 1/3 and mellowed out to a nice medium cigar (less/no pepper) that puts out a ton of smoke. Based on the ones I smoked, I'd smoke them again. I paid around $9 for the Diario and just under $8 for the Classic at a shpo that (IMO) is probably slightly above average in pricing.

Good to hear. Been eyeing both. Is the Diario the same as the Kill Bill?

I have no idea what your talking about. 🤔 (i.e. I'm not familiar with the Kill Bill)

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Just checked and yes the Kill Bill's #1 and 2 are vitolas of the El Diario, a petite corona and long corona respectively.🇨🇮

Ok...I guess the KB is just those two vitolas then. They had a good assortment of vitolas and wrappers, and now that think about it I recall seeing "KB" on the price tag/description stuck to a couple of the boxes. The other one they had there was the maduro which I have not tried yet...maybe next time.

Need to reel in a single or three or fiver and try them out. Thanks Dave.

See if the shop is gonna get the new Goldie's. They are gonna be pretty pricey, but still worth trying at least one, if they are as good as the Laguito #2's from last year