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[USA]

And at the end a very fine smoke.

This cigar is really faboulos. At the beginneing it has a distinguished deep an broad flavour. Very sweet an silky, som hints of chocolate, After the first third it turns to bread crust, sandalwood, licorice, changing to a dark, strong ristretto coffee. It has a huge load of nicotine - definitively not a cigar for a beginner. After the 2nd third it turns to a sweet aroma again and ends in a very dark strong coffee.

Just great to shout hallelujah!

[cottierm]

Thank you for sharing your pictures and impressions.

Best,

Michel

[USA]

Here is the booklet of the humi.

Enjoy and happy Easter to you all!

[USA]

2nd part

[LLC]

Awesome Humidors . I saw these being made last fall in Havana and was looking at one at the LCDH in Montreal last month. Still thinking ....

[USA]

Amazing!

Thank you very much for sharing!

[maverickdrinker]

Just.....incredible! Thanks for posting those pictures and a review of the cigar

[jacktarnold]

I stand in awe and amazement. This is one amazing collection.

[Puros Y Vino]

Just unreal. So glad you did a review of the cigar too! If that cigar is strong that's a good sign for it's aging potential. And what a better place to age than in a gorgeous humidor.

Thanks!

[NJP]

Orient Express, nice tool of the trade.

[REASON]

Incredible. Thanks for the review

[Ssmith114]

Simply amazing!! Congrats to you sir!

[USA]

As promised, the next book within a week.

It's the Book from Partagas. Released 2002, only 300 pcs were made and existing worldwide.

The cigar in the book is a Serie C No 1 (48 x 170mm).

[USA]

And as a tradition, here follows the booklet - enjoy!

[maverickdrinker]

Beautiful stuff!

[nick2021]

Thanks for sharing, beautiful humidors! Would love to see you do a review on one of those Partagas

[vondegroot]

Sweet crackers!

[finecigar]

Those humidors are a work of art... Incredible flashback to the past with excellent craftsmanship. Jealousy!!!

[Pedro2486]

Thank you Urs

I really enjoy the look at books I will probably never see

[Knopper]

last month I have had visit Urs and I can tell you only--live they looks amazing.Allso the colection is beautiful and in this form I have never seen before.Urs opend only an alu container after the other and declared me what is inside.All this he made with his own passion for cigars and he speak about and touch them like a guy which know each from them personally

[Mr.T]

Those RAs look incredible. What a great looking humidor. Thanks for sharing....

[polarbear]

Another great post

Thank you again for taking the time to share it with us

[CanuckSARTech]

Wow thanks for showing these inserts, they are something most of us would never have the chance to read or see.

Thanks again!

I'm loving the scans of the booklets, which is something I haven't seen anywhere else.

Agreed. Thanks very much for sharing these booklet scans, USA - much appreciated.

[CanuckSARTech]

And at the end a very fine smoke.

This cigar is really faboulos. At the beginneing it has a distinguished deep an broad flavour. Very sweet an silky, som hints of chocolate, After the first third it turns to bread crust, sandalwood, licorice, changing to a dark, strong ristretto coffee. It has a huge load of nicotine - definitively not a cigar for a beginner. After the 2nd third it turns to a sweet aroma again and ends in a very dark strong coffee.

Just great to shout hallelujah!

Love that ashtray as well!!!! Very cool design.

[CaptainQuintero]

I got a gift yesterday from a friend, two cigars from Burma. They are a little bit lager than a Partagas D4.

Has anyone smoked such one, how was the experience?

Banana leaf? I know some countries around there traditionally use it as a wrapper or filler. I've never had the chance to smoke anything with banana leaf in its construction but I've come across a few people who have. They aren't as bad as someone might automatically think!