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Hank_The_Tank
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

9 years ago

I recently had my first Tatuaje cigar and it was fantastic. It was part of a trade from Lic_Magroine.

Can someone help with the correct name for this cigar? It had the 10 year anniversary band that says Tattoo Tatuaje 10 Miami and had a separate band that said Reserva. Trying to find this exact cigar as a buddy wants to split a box. Are these even still available out there?

What are some other Tatuaje cigars my buddy and I need to try? Are there others similar to the one above? There seems to be a lot out there to try and don't know where to start.

What is the deal with the Tatuaje cigars that have a different name on the band, such as: Cabaiguan, El Triunfador, Avion, Tattoo, Ambos Mundos, Fausto, La Casita Criolla. Are these as good as all the ones with an actual Tatuaje band?

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dstieger
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

Pete Johnson has put the Tatuaje name on at least 100 different cigars. I've tried most of them. I have not had a bad one. The range and depth and history is quite complicated.
You just need to dive in and try any.
As to the ones listed in your last paragraph....these might have a little more 'mixed' reviews and reception. One of those will hit you perfectly, I'm sure. But, for proper introduction, try more in the 'core' Tatuaje lines, IMO.

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ZRX1200
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

The Reserva denotes the use of a Broadleaf maduro wrapper, the standard brown label I believe use as a Habano wrapper. The 10th anniversary may have been a slight tweek, but I thought they were standard brown label blend in different vitolas and bands. I may be wrong tho.

You could also try the L'Atalier lines too.....lots of choices. Or as Pete likes to say "We have a seat for every ass, and a option for every wallet size".

mikey1597
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

Lic is a POS, he probably made that label up just to jack with you.

Hank_The_Tank
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

9 years ago

Lic is a POS, he probably made that label up just to jack with you.

mikey1597 wrote:

I don't care if he did, it was one of the best cigars I have ever tried.

sd72
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

Never even heard of the brand.

dharbolt
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9 years ago

Lic is a POS, he probably made that label up just to jack with you.

mikey1597 wrote:

He's not so bad.

dharbolt
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

Hank that was a belle encre reserva. Not produced anymore as it was an anniversary le. Try the 7th reserva it's as good imo.

dharbolt
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

And fausto you should try those

Hank_The_Tank
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

9 years ago

#10

Hank that was a belle encre reserva. Not produced anymore as it was an anniversary le. Try the 7th reserva it's as good imo.

dharbolt wrote:

What is the full name of the 7th Reserva?

dstieger
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

#11

And fausto you should try those

dharbolt wrote:

I still have a FT166 almost every night....last night's was particularly outstanding

SMOKEYOU
Herf-A-Holic

9 years ago

#12

They are all pretty good. Dont spend too much.

RMAN4443
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9 years ago

#13

Hank_The_Tank wrote:

I used to go to school with his sister, Pat Magroine.....Have you met his cousin, Phil Macrackin? Nice guy, but he's got a few quirks.

I have an Ambos Mundos in the box, but haven't tried it yet. I did enjoy an El Triunfador No. 4 Robusto......I liked it, but if you like stronger cigars it may not be your cup of tea.