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Anyone had these? They're evidentially another high end premium from Pete Johnson aimed at the " impossible-to-get Cohiba Behike". Pete is a fantastic blender, for sure...just curious if anyone has burned any of these yet.
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I havent but i think dustin did a review on one..
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Yes dustin had a pretty positive review of them. I haven't tried them yet either, but you can find a few reviews online at different places.
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Let me know if you're looking to get a box. I'd be down for a split, maybe a 3-way split? Pretty sure the Shizza was wantin' to try these too.JDH:Anyone had these? They're evidentially another high end premium from Pete Johnson aimed at the " impossible-to-get Cohiba Behike". Pete is a fantastic blender, for sure...just curious if anyone has burned any of these yet. -
i would be in for a split.. Dustins review made me want to try themjgibv:
Let me know if you're looking to get a box. I'd be down for a split, maybe a 3-way split? Pretty sure the Shizza was wantin' to try these too.JDH:Anyone had these? They're evidentially another high end premium from Pete Johnson aimed at the " impossible-to-get Cohiba Behike". Pete is a fantastic blender, for sure...just curious if anyone has burned any of these yet. -
Haven't had the L'Atalier yet, but the Surrogates BoneCrusher and SkullBreaker are both really good.
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If you're a fan of the Bone Crusher, L'Atelier may not be strong enough for you. I liked it and thought it was interesting enough but definitely a medium smoke at best. Don't expect a real kick in the gut from this one. Make it your first smoke of the day with your morning coffee or just after a light lunch in the afternoon and you've got a winner.
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Damn that sounds perfect for me...Rob1110:If you're a fan of the Bone Crusher, L'Atelier may not be strong enough for you. I liked it and thought it was interesting enough but definitely a medium smoke at best. Don't expect a real kick in the gut from this one. Make it your first smoke of the day with your morning coffee or just after a light lunch in the afternoon and you've got a winner. -
PM your wayJHewey:
i would be in for a split.. Dustins review made me want to try themjgibv:
Let me know if you're looking to get a box. I'd be down for a split, maybe a 3-way split? Pretty sure the Shizza was wantin' to try these too.JDH:Anyone had these? They're evidentially another high end premium from Pete Johnson aimed at the " impossible-to-get Cohiba Behike". Pete is a fantastic blender, for sure...just curious if anyone has burned any of these yet. -
A box split would be OK, but I'd like to wait till they get more sizes in stock.
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PM to you....JDH:A box split would be OK, but I'd like to wait till they get more sizes in stock. -
PM to you and JHewey
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Another PM to you and JHeweyJDH:PM to you and JHewey -
i think i have one somewhere.
ill review it some day.
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Let me know when you review it.kuzi16:i think i have one somewhere.
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you know ill post it here. id never leave the BOTL here out of the loop of a good cigar.JDH:
Let me know when you review it.kuzi16:i think i have one somewhere.
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After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these...
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It really is an excellent cigar. Not very many cigars tell me to box buy them ASAP. This was one. I do believe full bodied smokers, AJ fans, and maduro fans may not like it as much as the finish is delicate. Fans of aged habanos will like it more IMO.Toombes:After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these... -
Well, as soon as ccom gets stocked up on the robustos, I'll get some of these. Even though I'm a huge Oliva V and MOW fan, I find that I really enjoy the Tat Triunfador and AJ's Ave Maria an awful lot too. In fact, these days, I'm looking more for that complex medium bodied cigar instead of the full bodied powerhouse.catfishbluezz:
It really is an excellent cigar. Not very many cigars tell me to box buy them ASAP. This was one. I do believe full bodied smokers, AJ fans, and maduro fans may not like it as much as the finish is delicate. Fans of aged habanos will like it more IMO.Toombes:After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these...
Have you had a Pinolero, and if so, what did you think? I've had some and like them - they aren't a powerhouse, and are the type of smoke you just described. -
i have not based on suggestions from friends that know me. I'll add a single to an order coming up to try though. What intrigued me about te LAT was the wrapper. Very different profile from anything I've had. It's hard for me to spend $6+ on an NC when I know I can get a ISOM for $4-$5 that I love. The LAT is different for sure, and beat the monte 2 I had earlier in the day.JDH:
Well, as soon as ccom gets stocked up on the robustos, I'll get some of these. Even though I'm a huge Oliva V and MOW fan, I find that I really enjoy the Tat Triunfador and AJ's Ave Maria an awful lot too. In fact, these days, I'm looking more for that complex medium bodied cigar instead of the full bodied powerhouse.catfishbluezz:
It really is an excellent cigar. Not very many cigars tell me to box buy them ASAP. This was one. I do believe full bodied smokers, AJ fans, and maduro fans may not like it as much as the finish is delicate. Fans of aged habanos will like it more IMO.Toombes:After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these...
Have you had a Pinolero, and if so, what did you think? I've had some and like them - they aren't a powerhouse, and are the type of smoke you just described. -
I'm trying to get my brain to register what I just read. You liked this TAT L'AT more than a C Monte #2? That's amazing. What's an ISOM?catfishbluezz:
i have not based on suggestions from friends that know me. I'll add a single to an order coming up to try though. What intrigued me about te LAT was the wrapper. Very different profile from anything I've had. It's hard for me to spend $6+ on an NC when I know I can get a ISOM for $4-$5 that I love. The LAT is different for sure, and beat the monte 2 I had earlier in the day.JDH:
Well, as soon as ccom gets stocked up on the robustos, I'll get some of these. Even though I'm a huge Oliva V and MOW fan, I find that I really enjoy the Tat Triunfador and AJ's Ave Maria an awful lot too. In fact, these days, I'm looking more for that complex medium bodied cigar instead of the full bodied powerhouse.catfishbluezz:
It really is an excellent cigar. Not very many cigars tell me to box buy them ASAP. This was one. I do believe full bodied smokers, AJ fans, and maduro fans may not like it as much as the finish is delicate. Fans of aged habanos will like it more IMO.Toombes:After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these...
Have you had a Pinolero, and if so, what did you think? I've had some and like them - they aren't a powerhouse, and are the type of smoke you just described. -
ISOM island south of Miami. Yes I did like it more, but that's just me and the monte was ROTT. ISOM change dramatically with age, but I cannot say I am a huge monte fan. The finish on my palette was very similiar, but the LAT had a unique quality to it and IMO a better finish, even though the monte would change with 5+. My collection is close to 70/30 CC/nc or DC. For now, this is one of the NC I really enjoy. I try and find NC/DC to keep my hands off young CC while they age. I do not run across non ISOM I'd box buy often, this is one along with cabaiguan and Avo no 2.JDH:
I'm trying to get my brain to register what I just read. You liked this TAT L'AT more than a C Monte #2? That's amazing. What's an ISOM?catfishbluezz:
i have not based on suggestions from friends that know me. I'll add a single to an order coming up to try though. What intrigued me about te LAT was the wrapper. Very different profile from anything I've had. It's hard for me to spend $6+ on an NC when I know I can get a ISOM for $4-$5 that I love. The LAT is different for sure, and beat the monte 2 I had earlier in the day.JDH:
Well, as soon as ccom gets stocked up on the robustos, I'll get some of these. Even though I'm a huge Oliva V and MOW fan, I find that I really enjoy the Tat Triunfador and AJ's Ave Maria an awful lot too. In fact, these days, I'm looking more for that complex medium bodied cigar instead of the full bodied powerhouse.catfishbluezz:
It really is an excellent cigar. Not very many cigars tell me to box buy them ASAP. This was one. I do believe full bodied smokers, AJ fans, and maduro fans may not like it as much as the finish is delicate. Fans of aged habanos will like it more IMO.Toombes:After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these...
Have you had a Pinolero, and if so, what did you think? I've had some and like them - they aren't a powerhouse, and are the type of smoke you just described. -
"ISOM island south of Miami." DUH PM to you.catfishbluezz:
ISOM island south of Miami. Yes I did like it more, but that's just me and the monte was ROTT. ISOM change dramatically with age, but I cannot say I am a huge monte fan. The finish on my palette was very similiar, but the LAT had a unique quality to it and IMO a better finish, even though the monte would change with 5+. My collection is close to 70/30 CC/nc or DC. For now, this is one of the NC I really enjoy. I try and find NC/DC to keep my hands off young CC while they age. I do not run across non ISOM I'd box buy often, this is one along with cabaiguan and Avo no 2.JDH:
I'm trying to get my brain to register what I just read. You liked this TAT L'AT more than a C Monte #2? That's amazing. What's an ISOM?catfishbluezz:
i have not based on suggestions from friends that know me. I'll add a single to an order coming up to try though. What intrigued me about te LAT was the wrapper. Very different profile from anything I've had. It's hard for me to spend $6+ on an NC when I know I can get a ISOM for $4-$5 that I love. The LAT is different for sure, and beat the monte 2 I had earlier in the day.JDH:
Well, as soon as ccom gets stocked up on the robustos, I'll get some of these. Even though I'm a huge Oliva V and MOW fan, I find that I really enjoy the Tat Triunfador and AJ's Ave Maria an awful lot too. In fact, these days, I'm looking more for that complex medium bodied cigar instead of the full bodied powerhouse.catfishbluezz:
It really is an excellent cigar. Not very many cigars tell me to box buy them ASAP. This was one. I do believe full bodied smokers, AJ fans, and maduro fans may not like it as much as the finish is delicate. Fans of aged habanos will like it more IMO.Toombes:After reading Dustin's review I feel I must need these...
Have you had a Pinolero, and if so, what did you think? I've had some and like them - they aren't a powerhouse, and are the type of smoke you just described. -
Impossible, you say? I've seen quite a few latelyJDH:"impossible-to-get Cohiba Behike". -
Good for you. I'm just quoting the marketing hype.Hays:
Impossible, you say? I've seen quite a few latelyJDH:"impossible-to-get Cohiba Behike". -
JDH - you have a pm
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Back at you, my man.
