The hype is the Cameroon wrapper, allegedly from the mid 1980s.

It is a beautiful chestnut brown, with no discernible veins to speak of and oily to the touch.

They only arrived yesterday, but I could not wait.

The pre-light aroma was a bit of raisins.

It is a fairly full body, but so smooth it seems medium.

There are hints of cashew, ceder, and cinnamon.

Halfway down, it actually got smoother and nuttier.

Extra value due to the smoothness and flavor even at 2/3 down.

I can't wait to try another after I let them rest a while.

They range from $13.33 to $ 16 box price of 15 sticks.

I stole them at auction for $ 3.87 each.

Well worth the auction price.

Try a 5 pack.

- Cyrus -

STFU Hank

Hey Miley Cyrus, You should start a YouTube channel, You could do the reviews with your song Wrecking Ball playing in the background. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Unless you us a different math than me sounds like you got *****qed

Sorry I meant use lmao

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Graycliff is the new Gurkha

Very wise man ^^^^^

any size of the Graycliff 30 Year Vintage is a great smoke. Blows the regular Fuente Cameroon Reserva line away.

he mighta meant 13$ price per cigar for a box

You did not understand.

Price per cigar at box price ... not price for a box.

Less than $4 per is a good price. It is a good cigar. The crystal was also nice, though it is no longer produced.

Never had anything but a sub-yard gar smoke from a Graycliff.

Even the one I had on Jamaica was sub too!

I think a lot of people just don't have tastebuds or only smoke cheap cigars.

I like the 30 year vintages in any size but usually get the sampler with cohiba red dots. can win bids for 3 bucks a stick there. if you wait out the overbidders.