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Nicaraguan San Cristobal
#21
I have smoked two Clasicos now - the Robusto size.  I am really impressed with the construction on these.  Triple cap.  Much better than the construction on Pepin's Brown Label Tats - which seem to keep unraveling on me.  I would compare the construction on the two that I have had to Opus.  Not kidding.

While blended by Pepin, they don't taste anything like the Tats either.  (Not ISOM flavors at all - so if that is your usual smoke, you may not care for these.)  Full bodied - but I wouldn't say strong.   (I don't like to use levels of strength to describe cigars.)  Starts out spicy, then moves on to flavors similar to coffee and dark chocolate.

I have really enjoyed both cigars that I smoked.  I will have to try the other sizes.  $9.85 at my local B&M (including all taxes).  I have seen them for $8 each online.  If the price isn't too much for you, I would suggest giving them a try.
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#22
The few I have had, I have to say this is better than the VSG IMO.

 

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#23
Any recent thoughts on these cigars?  I just ordered the 5-sampler pack from Holts myself and I cannot wait to try!
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#24
The torpedo is on my "all time favorite cigars" list, period. But the other sizes have been excellent smokes as well.

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#25
Skipper the cigar aFISHinodo Wrote:next day & I'm still dreaming about these cigars.

This is the kind of cigar that can ruin it for your other sticks. I may soon have hundreds of cigars I can't smoke!

Gosh Skip....why do you have to go and say something like that??? :X
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#26
JoeBob Wrote:
Skipper the cigar aFISHinodo Wrote:next day & I'm still dreaming about these cigars.

This is the kind of cigar that can ruin it for your other sticks. I may soon have hundreds of cigars I can't smoke!

Gosh Skip....why do you have to go and say something like that??? :X
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#27
Twin sons, different mothers.

Thanks to Skip. I would have to say it is one of the best sticks I have smoked to date. Not that I have smoked that many, but non the less. I am looking to get another size on the lancero scale.  AWESOME smoke.
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#28
killed a guajiro tonight. just a beautiful, dark chocolate earth profile. perfect lonsdale construction (a fairly rare thing). these things are officially in my permanent rotation now.
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#29
These cigars are quickly becomeing one of my favorites.  Sometimes I think about smoking one all day while Im at work.
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#30
I take it you can't smoke @ work. What do you do Mike?
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