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  • BigT06BigT06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,899
    JudoChinX:
    Moved to a PDR Habano Sun Grown which came courtesy of BigT06. Thanks man. Ever since this showed up, I've been dying to try it!
    Hope you enjoyed it. I like those a lot. Not super strong or complex, but enough of everything to keep me interested the whole time.
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
  • MonteWhiteMonteWhite Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 200
    Will be firing up a Fausto tonight. Super excited for this one
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    RBeckom:
    dbeckom:
    Having a Gurkha Blue Steel
    How's that one going?
    IMO, it's one of the best blends Gurkha offers! You've gotta fire up the one I gave you!
  • BigT06BigT06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,899
    dbeckom:
    RBeckom:
    dbeckom:
    Having a Gurkha Blue Steel
    How's that one going?
    IMO, it's one of the best blends Gurkha offers! You've gotta fire up the one I gave you!
    Hmmm...

    in that case, I guess I will have to try one.

    I have often wondered about them, but they have never struck me as something that I "needed to try" for some reason, but if you say they are good, that's reason enough for me to give it a wirl. lol
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    BigT06:
    dbeckom:
    RBeckom:
    dbeckom:
    Having a Gurkha Blue Steel
    How's that one going?
    IMO, it's one of the best blends Gurkha offers! You've gotta fire up the one I gave you!
    Hmmm...

    in that case, I guess I will have to try one.

    I have often wondered about them, but they have never struck me as something that I "needed to try" for some reason, but if you say they are good, that's reason enough for me to give it a wirl. lol
    I was really surprised at how flavorful the Blue Steel was. And the "if you've tasted one Gurkha, you've tasted em all" does not apply here...the flavors I got stood out from all the rest of the Gurkha lines. I'll post my review tomorrow.
  • JudoChinXJudoChinX Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 775
    BigT06:
    JudoChinX:
    Moved to a PDR Habano Sun Grown which came courtesy of BigT06. Thanks man. Ever since this showed up, I've been dying to try it!
    Hope you enjoyed it. I like those a lot. Not super strong or complex, but enough of everything to keep me interested the whole time.
    I absolutely did. It was very tasty, plus, who can resist the allure of the pigtail cap?
  • shamrockedshamrocked Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 285
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.
  • boydmcgowanboydmcgowan Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,101
    j0z3r:
    Gray4lines:
    Don Pepin Garcia. This was one of the first cigars I had almost 2 years ago and haven't had one of em since! I am really enjoying this one!
    DPG really does make some awesome cigars. The Blue Label with over a year is quite nice, the My Father with 18 months+ is fantastic. Definitely a favorite blender of mine.
    +1 to the DPG love being thrown around here. The Blue is my #1 go to, and I just feel like it was blended for me. Never had any of the My father lines, so I can't comment on those, but the Tabacos Baez Original line, which is now cancelled, the La Aroma De Cuba Edicion Especial and the DPG Cuban Classic are all fantastic. The CC is solid ROTT but it is just amazing with a year + on it. So rich and full, yet not heavy, and once the spice dies down a bit from the age it has this musty, roundness to it, thats amazing and complments the natural nuttness of it. The Blue and the Black are my favorites from him the the TB and LADC lines are all well done as well and round out my favorites from him that I've tried so far.

    So far of all the cigars of his I've tried I can think of only one "miss" and thats it. I mean not everything else has been a home run either, there are some bunt singles in there too that are just ok, but overall I'm just so impressed with his blending style and construction.
  • Russ55Russ55 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,762
    Zino Platinum Sceptre grand master. I love these things.
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    kuzi16:
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.
    I had an El Titan de Bronze Maduro this weekend! I picked it up at the B&M where we met for the SE Herf. It was a good solid smoke with a ton of spice. I'm thinking a lil time would do wonders for them.

    What was your opinion Kuzi?
  • jj20030jj20030 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,448
    1st up was a ccom sungrown robusto , next up a don diego fuerte beli.
  • Husker44Husker44 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 172
    RP Edge.

    Never had a bad one
  • RBeckomRBeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,099
    Perdomo Factory Smoke Corojo. Not A bad stick.
  • RCY CigarsRCY Cigars Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,346
    kuzi16:
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.


    Your more than welcome Kuzi. The San Lotano Habano is a wonderful cigar. Love it after a nice meaty meal. Kuzi, I see you got around to smoking that El Titan. What did you think of it. It is by far, one of my favorite cigars. Yes Sir, I know everyone's palate is different. But, it would be kind of cool to know if you think it's goat's a s s, lol....

  • y2pascoey2pascoe Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,707
    Halftime, enough time for an Est. 1844 No. 50.
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    MOW Belicoso that came in the packs with my double banded Ruinations. I'd say these are just as old as the original Ruinations...this is the smoothest MOW I've ever had!
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    RCY Cigars:
    kuzi16:
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.


    Your more than welcome Kuzi. The San Lotano Habano is a wonderful cigar. Love it after a nice meaty meal. Kuzi, I see you got around to smoking that El Titan. What did you think of it. It is by far, one of my favorite cigars. Yes Sir, I know everyone's palate is different. But, it would be kind of cool to know if you think it's goat's a s s, lol....

    Rick, while we were at the B&M this weekend, BigT pointed out the El Titan Maduros and told me about how you liked them, so I grabbed one. It was a really good stick that I'm certain would've been even better with some rest in my humi. I had never heard of them before Saturday. I'll be grabbing some more of them to rest for a little while.
  • HaybletHayblet Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,400
    been a slow day only a Davidoff 5000 so far
  • RCY CigarsRCY Cigars Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,346
    dbeckom:
    RCY Cigars:
    kuzi16:
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.


    Your more than welcome Kuzi. The San Lotano Habano is a wonderful cigar. Love it after a nice meaty meal. Kuzi, I see you got around to smoking that El Titan. What did you think of it. It is by far, one of my favorite cigars. Yes Sir, I know everyone's palate is different. But, it would be kind of cool to know if you think it's goat's a s s, lol....

    Rick, while we were at the B&M this weekend, BigT pointed out the El Titan Maduros and told me about how you liked them, so I grabbed one. It was a really good stick that I'm certain would've been even better with some rest in my humi. I had never heard of them before Saturday. I'll be grabbing some more of them to rest for a little while.


    Glad you like it. I can smoke those ROTT, but most of mines have had a few months in my humoidor. What vitalo is it and do they have more? I'm looking for some Robusto's.

  • RCY CigarsRCY Cigars Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,346
    Had a Davidoff No.4 tonight.
  • dbeckomdbeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,807
    It was the Robusto, and yes they had more.
  • BigT06BigT06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,899
    RCY Cigars:
    dbeckom:
    RCY Cigars:
    kuzi16:
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.


    Your more than welcome Kuzi. The San Lotano Habano is a wonderful cigar. Love it after a nice meaty meal. Kuzi, I see you got around to smoking that El Titan. What did you think of it. It is by far, one of my favorite cigars. Yes Sir, I know everyone's palate is different. But, it would be kind of cool to know if you think it's goat's a s s, lol....

    Rick, while we were at the B&M this weekend, BigT pointed out the El Titan Maduros and told me about how you liked them, so I grabbed one. It was a really good stick that I'm certain would've been even better with some rest in my humi. I had never heard of them before Saturday. I'll be grabbing some more of them to rest for a little while.


    Glad you like it. I can smoke those ROTT, but most of mines have had a few months in my humoidor. What vitalo is it and do they have more? I'm looking for some Robusto's.

    Patience, my friend. You have some robustos on the way.
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    BigT06:
    RCY Cigars:
    dbeckom:
    RCY Cigars:
    kuzi16:
    shamrocked:
    Had a San Lotano Habano for the first time - Awesome cigar!

    Then followed it up with a Nestor Miranda Special Selec Lancero - Good but the San Lotano just blew it away.
    its quite a spicy stick. when im in the mood for some spice action that is a go to cigar for me.


    right now i am smoking El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro sent to me by RCY.

    thank you brother for giving me the opportunity to smoke something i have never had before.

    19 posts left.


    Your more than welcome Kuzi. The San Lotano Habano is a wonderful cigar. Love it after a nice meaty meal. Kuzi, I see you got around to smoking that El Titan. What did you think of it. It is by far, one of my favorite cigars. Yes Sir, I know everyone's palate is different. But, it would be kind of cool to know if you think it's goat's a s s, lol....

    Rick, while we were at the B&M this weekend, BigT pointed out the El Titan Maduros and told me about how you liked them, so I grabbed one. It was a really good stick that I'm certain would've been even better with some rest in my humi. I had never heard of them before Saturday. I'll be grabbing some more of them to rest for a little while.


    Glad you like it. I can smoke those ROTT, but most of mines have had a few months in my humoidor. What vitalo is it and do they have more? I'm looking for some Robusto's.

    Patience, my friend. You have some robustos on the way.
    the first half had a bit of a bite to it. i think this is because i was smoking it while driving home frome cleveland on the highway. a bit of wind was keeping it hot. once i got home and was able to sit and relax with it i was happy with it.
  • Russ55Russ55 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,762
    Just had a Tat Black Torpedo. It was ok, but I think I like the lancero more.
  • MephistoMephisto Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 508
    La traviata maduro with a rye pale ale from Asheville, very nice pairing
  • RBeckomRBeckom Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,099
    I'm feeling A Beauty or Titan tonight.
  • gaberoxgaberox Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 824
    AB Tempus after a 5 mile run feeling pretty decent right about now.
  • jj20030jj20030 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,448
    1st up outside was a j. fuego original origen, next up a macanudo vintage 97 maduro
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