I don't see anyone reviewing anything... slackers.

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FAV. Smokes are in my Profile....Reviews

phobicsquirrel:

I don't see anyone reviewing anything... slackers.

I'll edit my answer post with reviews to make you happy ;) I'll do it tonight when I have more time.

CK

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"To defy the laws of tradition is a crusade only of the brave."--Les Claypool
We reap just what we sow.

Alright, smoked mystery cigar B. fantastic smoke, reminded me a ton of the A. Fernandez Signature series, especially off the bat. It was a delicious smoke, kicking off with a strong pepper/leather flavor. For the light appearance and smooth pre-draw, it was a powerhouse! Second third gave me lots of peat, cream, almost like a steak flavor. Then it goes to a lot of peat, and all the time that pepper flavor came in. The last third had a ton of leather in it as well, really class smoke, I'm so excited to know what it was. Thanks a ton, last one tomorrow.

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Alright, another update before I run outside to smoke cigar C; UPS store, for whatever reason, closed early today; so I had to unpack the box, take the cigars out, rehumi them. Obnoxious. I'll try to slip out of work tomorrow to send them on their way. VERY big apologies for holding up our game. -Joe

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No worries, it'll get here when it gets here. On that note, who wants some mystery sticks from me?

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Hey Tony, I'll be your mystery mooch! You have a PM

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Robert J

"Happiness is a long ash".

Cool deal, I will have them out to you tomorrow.

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Alrighty, mystery stick C had great construction, had a pre-light draw of spicey goodness and earth. I was really excited about this cigar, and the first couple of pulls really hit me nice and hard, the way I like it (that's what she said, etc.) with some really peppery flavor. It started to fade back into a cedar taste, and after it ashed itself in a rather strange way (held on for two inches or so, and then the ash fluttered away into little specks) the flavor became all tobacco with little spice or cedar. I nuance of cream crept in for a bit, maybe a pull or two, but then it started to get very harsh very quickly. Honduran wrapper, maybe.

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Cool. Ya got any guesses on brands?

CK

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"To defy the laws of tradition is a crusade only of the brave."--Les Claypool
We reap just what we sow.

A. I can't even hazard a guess, since I usually don't smoke cigars like this;

B. I would go ahead and guess A. Fernandez Signature or similar...

C. I also wouldn't really know where to go with it; still sort of a noob.

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betasynn:

A. I can't even hazard a guess, since I usually don't smoke cigars like this;

B. I would go ahead and guess A. Fernandez Signature or similar...

C. I also wouldn't really know where to go with it; still sort of a noob.

Aight.

Cigar A was an Ashton Classic.
Cigar B was a Don Pepin Garcia Cuban Classic (kinda interesting since the second cigar Jet sent me was a Cuban Classic.)
Cigar C was an REO.

CK

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"To defy the laws of tradition is a crusade only of the brave."--Les Claypool
We reap just what we sow.

C is very interesting, since I love Rocky Patel's stuff, and I loved the Vibe. I have a few REOs in my humidor, I'll try another and see if it was just a strange stick.

I can now see why people LOVE the DPG, I'm going to pick up a whole slew of these if I can, fantastic smokes.

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I love this game! Turning people on to new smokes and relying on just taste. :)

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"Why ruin the beauty of the thing with legality"? -Theodore Roosevelt

Its nice to see this game picking up.

CK

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"To defy the laws of tradition is a crusade only of the brave."--Les Claypool
We reap just what we sow.

so, whos gonna be my mystery mooch?

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Robert J

"Happiness is a long ash".