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Markbb
Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 196
This is question for folks at Cigar.com when are you guys and gals gonna get somemore boxes in??I checked my humi. and smoked the last one today!
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Mark, I was just looking at the CAO Brazilian to pick up a few, they are listed as in stock now. Pick up a few Blacks too, also very good
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I'm talking about the cigar.com brazilian, I've got some CAO on order.....god my wife is gonna kill me....not really its better than smoking cigaretts, use to smoke 2 packs a day and quit cold turkey I'll pick up a cigar in the evenings...
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I just looked on the cigar listing, and all the sizes are in stock except for the torpedos.... which I'm gonna assume are the ones you're after. I still have not tried one of these, had some in my humidor for a while now.
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I bought a box of the torpedoes about 6 weeks ago. I think I still have 6-8 left. Better watch for them to be bak in stock again I guess.
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This is a dandy cigar worth more than you have to pay for it (don't tell cigar.com)!
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Dangit man!! Shhhh! :PLarryD:This is a dandy cigar worth more than you have to pay for it (don't tell cigar.com)! -
I haven't tried any of the cigar.com house blends. What are they comparable to?
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Each label is different. They are short filler cigars; but I do not see the difference in flavor between these and long filler cigars. The cameroon is a great line as well as the cuban and I have heard very good things about the brazilian line. The burn is always good and the draw is pretty good on these. Try them out. The price is right.
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Order the sampler, and you won't be disappointed. I have oredered boxes of both the Red label and the Brazilian, my nod goes to the Brazilian. Though as Dave says, the Cameroon and Cuban are both nice as well.
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I took your advice I just bought the cigar.com house blends Robusto sampler. You said they're short filler, they are hand rolled though right?
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Yea $16 for 7 sticks I couldn't turn that down. If nothing else they'll be good to give to friends that don't smoke regularly. Its been a while since I've had a short filler cigar though. Even the mini RP's and CAO's I pick up are long filler.
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Yes they are hand rolled. You will not be disapointed.
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Cool. Looking forward to them. I'll definetly post some reviews.
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Well here goes, I took the opportunity to have my first ccom brazilian last night. It had been aging for almost 6 weeks and with all the positive comments, it was time for fire. I must admit, it is not a bad tasting cigar, I just wasn't overly impressed. I like a cigar with some spiciness and didn't notice any to speak of with this smoke. I will say this was my second smoke of the afternoon and maybe the first one spoiled me, who knows. I will say I do have another one I and will probably try it this weekend, and it will be the first of the day.
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ash, sounds like you and I have similar palette. I too enjoy a spicy cigar. I've ordered the ccom sampler so I'll throw my review up when smoke one.
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I believe the ccom blends are short filler due to the fact that they use left over long filler clippings from making other premium cigars.
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pilot, Thats typical from what I've seen. House blends are either seconds from a factory or, are like you are suggesting about the ccoms, they are clippings from the long filler premiums.
