What's your latest NC purchase?


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Pulled the trigger on a bundle of La Colmena Black Honey. I've only had 1 so far and thought it was great. Gonna try more to see if what I tasted will remain consistent as I sample more of them. Fingers crossed they do cause these are kinda pricey for the size you get...

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Padron Sampler...

What budget? I don't need food next month....yes, I wore my 'cigar gang' colors.

8 hours ago, Wushy said:

Pulled the trigger on a bundle of La Colmena Black Honey. I've only had 1 so far and thought it was great. Gonna try more to see if what I tasted will remain consistent as I sample more of them. Fingers crossed they do cause these are kinda pricey for the size you get...

I just ordered a fiver....you piqued my interest. First NC’s I’ve purchased in over a year. Positive reviews aside, I just really like the name. Sounds like something you’d get from your friendly neighborhood drug dealer in the 70’s.

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Fiver of Illusione Haut 10. 
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Let us know how these are. I've been wanting to try one.

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On ‎2‎/‎5‎/‎2018 at 3:25 PM, HoyoFan said:


Where from??

Don't know which you're referring to in "where from"? 

 

Me in IL 75 miles West of Chicago.  The Fuente's I bought were from another another cigar site.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just ordered a couple boxes of Butera Mira Bellas today.

 

 

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Don't know which you're referring to in "where from"? 
 
Me in IL 75 miles West of Chicago.  The Fuente's I bought were from another another cigar site.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Just ordered a couple boxes of Butera Mira Bellas today.
 
 
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Sorry I meant where did you get the aged Fuentes from.
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1 hour ago, Danimalia said:

Couple of boxes of Fuente. Rosado Sungrown Magnum R 52 and Don Carlos Belicoso. I'm in love with the Rosado Sungrowns. I don't really have one favorite cigar, but if I could only smoke one cigar for the rest of my life, and I had to smoke every day, the Rosado SG might be my choice.

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How would you compare the Rosados to the likes of Hemingway or Anejo?

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25 minutes ago, HoyoFan said:

How would you compare the Rosados to the likes of Hemingway or Anejo?

I think it's more flavorful than both of those. Similar in terms of body in the sense that they're a pretty classic medium, but maybe a shade under. I guess the Anejo might be a bit on the other side of medium, but it's a completely different cigar with its Broadleaf maduro wrapper. I'm probably not the best person to ask about the Anejos, because I fnd them pleasant enough, but nothing amazing. Some similarity to the Hemingway in the sense that the Rosados are also woody and a bit nutty, but the Rosados really have that sort of tangy and leathery sweetness that I like from good Sumatra seed wrappers. If you've had the Hemingway sungrowns, or the other Fuente Sungrowns like the Chateau, the Rosado Sungrowns use a lower priming, and the wrappers are aged long-term, so there is more complexity, and a bit of a brighter flavor profile.

They're supposed to be a B&M exclusive, but many of the online retailers carry them. You just have to call and order them over the phone. Very reasonably priced for what you're getting.

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I think it's more flavorful than both of those. Similar in terms of body in the sense that they're a pretty classic medium, but maybe a shade under. I guess the Anejo might be a bit on the other side of medium, but it's a completely different cigar with its Broadleaf maduro wrapper. I'm probably not the best person to ask about the Anejos, because I fnd them pleasant enough, but nothing amazing. Some similarity to the Hemingway in the sense that the Rosados are also woody and a bit nutty, but the Rosados really have that sort of tangy and leathery sweetness that I like from good Sumatra seed wrappers. If you've had the Hemingway sungrowns, or the other Fuente Sungrowns like the Chateau, the Rosado Sungrowns use a lower priming, and the wrappers are aged long-term, so there is more complexity, and a bit of a brighter flavor profile.
They're supposed to be a B&M exclusive, but many of the online retailers carry them. You just have to call and order them over the phone. Very reasonably priced for what you're getting.

That’s a great description thanks! Sounds like I need to try one
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In Palm Springs CA. We keep finding more cigar B&M’s. Nicer and nicer each one. The one today had some sticks I have not purchased in about 8-10 years? Before we joined here and moved to Cuban only.

Looking forward to this trip back down memory lane (I hope).

CB

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2 hours ago, Cubadust said:

One of these days I really have to try out a couple of NCs. It’s a whole new territory for me though, so I’m pretty clueless what to get.


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It’s definitely more of a crapshoot than with CC’s, IMHO....there’s a much wider ranging taste spectrum that are more extreme on both ends. The stuff members post here isn’t a bad place to start.

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34 minutes ago, canadianbeaver said:

What the heck is this? It is great. In Palm Springs, our last night.

CB

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That is the distinctive band of a regular production Don Carlos, one of the few AF blends I find appealing these days. A bit sweet, a bit creamy...

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