8 inches of Gurkha all up in ya'

y2pascoe

Has anyone had an opportunity to try the Gurkha Estate Selection Vintage? It was included in the cigar of the month offering? I'm always wary of Gurkha. There's been so few in their line that I've tried that I can say I truly enjoyed. And eight inches is a real commitment.

rwheelwright

I am not sure what the diffence is between the Gurkha Estate Selection Vintage Shaggy and the regular Shaggy. I have the regular Shaggy Natural Torpedo and thought it was awesome for a more mild cigar. I have had the Maduro too but I don't remember much about it. To be honest, I had 10 of the and lost most of them due to beetles. And... I believe the beetles came from them. I had a 5 pack in 2 different humidors and both of them got beetles and even though I lost some other cigars I lost ALL of the Shaggy Maduro I didn't smoke. This was a long time ago though. Maybe 2008 - 2009.

Heavy

scarlin

Toro+ is a commitment.

y2pascoe

chemforever

Pretty good selection for the com shipment, have to smoke this one just to free up space. My isolation humi can barley fit this long stick.

AJGARLETT

funny thing Mike, I was just shifting that beast around in my humidor....takes up a lot of valuable room! I have to wait until summer to smoke it, dont feel like freezing my ass off for 3 hours.

beatnic

As I write this, I'm taking a break from it. Already 2+ hours and there's still 3 inches left. Man, what a big smoke. Not bad at all for a Ghurka. Good spices working in the lower end. I didn't care for the shaggy foot. The tobacco needs the wrapper.

oldsoulrevival

Toombes

Haven't had the ESV, yet, but acewoodson turned me on to the Grand Reserve last night. Had one on the way back from our herf and it was awesome! It's cured with cognac so it has just the right amount of sweetness without being overwhelming. It was a 2 hr drive home and I still sat on the front porch for nearly another hour finishing it off. Well worth the money, IMO.