peanut
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9 years ago
Does anyone know the backstory to why the PDR ACROP is called the ACROP?

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m j toal
9 years ago

Does anyone know the backstory to why the PDR ACROP is called the ACROP?

peanut wrote:



A
C-igar
R-eminiscent
O-f
P-uke
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99cobra2881
9 years ago
... and that's the end folks!!!! Thanks for coming out tonight to see the show, have a safe drive home!!! [gonzo]
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frankj1
9 years ago

... and that's the end folks!!!! Thanks for coming out tonight to see the show, have a safe drive home!!! [gonzo]

99cobra2881 wrote:


that's great!
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hnixon12
9 years ago

A
C-igar
R-eminiscent
O-f
P-uke

m j toal wrote:




Big Mike is a witty man, whats up bro?
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tonygraz
9 years ago
Don't know why they picked the name, but the cigars are made from scraps and/or surplus tobaccos from other PDR cigar lines. Consistency should not be expected unless they come out with B crop, etc.
I've smoked both the Claro and Oscuro robustos and have some resting. Nothing spectacular, but better than most of the cigars in their price range.
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m j toal
9 years ago

Big Mike is a witty man, whats up bro?

hnixon12 wrote:



Hello Howard.

FYI. knokmdwn is flying in for his tournament in May. I'll let you know what we decide to do.
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stinger88
9 years ago
Seriously laughed out loud. Thanks m j toal!!!!
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hnixon12
9 years ago

Hello Howard.

FYI. knokmdwn is flying in for his tournament in May. I'll let you know what we decide to do.

m j toal wrote:




Sounds good
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