I just wonder if they are any good.
Everybody knows they're the Dodge/Chrysler of Cigars.
5 Vegas?
DrMaddVibe wrote:
And yet, they are still enjoyable. If you like a fuller flavor and maduros, try a 5pack of the series A.
I had a Lancero of the original blend yesterday, and its the kind of cigar that does not demand any attention, just lets you know its there once in a while. Good tobacco/leather flavors with a bit of spice on the finish.
Does anybody smoke these? I have not, and likely wont. There is something about the name, or whatever, that I find annoying (yeah I know first world problems and all that)
Mraia wrote:
Give us an idea of three or four cigars you currently enjoy. I am sure the fine gentlemen here can make some CBid auction recommendations based on your current likes.
And yet, they are still enjoyable.
DonJaime wrote:
So is driving an Aries or Pacer. It'll get ya where ya want to go but really, wouldn't you want to go in style?
Life is too damned short to smoke "ify" cigars.
iirc, the Cask Strength and the Triple A were ok...the others were merely meh, to a nooby palate...not good enough to get some now to see if they've improved over the years
might have a 10+ year old Cask Strength or a Triple A buried somewhere...
at the time, Ramon Bueso and Brickhouse cigars seemed to be a better bang for the buck
Smoked alot of them when I started. Have not had one in a few years now. Will not be buying any unless something goes really bad for me.
corey sellers wrote:
NO! 😨
Don’t do it Corey! 😳
Iffin’ you ever get to that point, Jamie will start a GoFundMe page so that you can continue to buy your OX, Padron Annis, Tat LEs, etc., and not stoop so low! 🤦
I may try one, just out of curiosity.
As I write this I’m on a Macanudo M. It’s nice. Little coffee, chocolate and some spice. Not like an Acid which is over the top ( though I DO like a Kuba here and there), this is very mellow.
I would do these again.
