borndead1
7 years ago
Lousy burn, harsh awful chemical flavor from the first draw. I tossed it after 1/2".

Is this a popular cigar line?
ZRX1200
7 years ago
The LE lancero is excellent
borndead1
7 years ago
I love lanceros, but I'll skip that one. This cigar has been nekkid in the humi for several months. I'm surprised at how bad it was.
KingoftheCove
7 years ago

Lousy burn, harsh awful chemical flavor from the first draw. I tossed it after 1/2".

Is this a popular cigar line?

borndead1 wrote:


I used to score the Corona fivers for 12-15 bucks back in the day, and after a good nap (6+ months) I thought they were good enough to buy more.
Then I ran into some fivers that had a tar issue with too many in each fiver.........then the price went up........quit buying them.

I tried the Robusto, and the other larger one, the name escapes me....a Toro of sorts.........neither was good as the Corona.
Palama
7 years ago

I used to score the Corona fivers for 12-15 bucks back in the day, and after a good nap (6+ months) I thought they were good enough to buy more.
Then I ran into some fivers that had a tar issue with too many in each fiver.........then the price went up........quit buying them.

I tried the Robusto, and the other larger one, the name escapes me....a Toro of sorts.........neither was good as the Corona.

KingoftheCove wrote:



I was gifted a Robusto back in 2013, let it rest for a few months then smoked it one morning with some coffee and thought it was a great combo. Acquired a couple more then tried the same combo a year later and it was just okay. Wonder if, like some other CH blends, the OR is far superior to subsequent releases? 🤔
delta1
6 years ago
I'm beginning to get that feeling about Crowned Heads, too...liked the Four Kicks, Mule Kick, Headley Grange, Jericho Hill, Las Calaveras (2014 OR is among my all-time fave cigars) when they first came out...later buys, after a few years, did not come close...

the only exception is the La Imperiosa...bad out the gate... imho
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