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An RE Friday with @Nate Chu C&C for a Saturday morning with this Sir Winston from 03. Today is going to be great if this cigar is anything to judge it by. What a super smooth star

First cigar of the year.

C&C ‘14 especiales. Fantastic start to the day C&C with a Monte 4 C&C time today with a Perla picked up from 24:24

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6 hours ago, smbauerllc said:

Vegueros Tapados
Very consistent in every way and pretty tasty for being one of the cheaper cc's

Agreed! I've got a tin of them & have really enjoyed the flavor profile. Solid smoke!

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4 hours ago, griller said:

I hate that for you... but understand where you're coming from. I have a box that is "sick" right now & the sticks are acrid & young. Literally had to pitch my last 2 from that box after about 15-20 minutes. 

I've had Reyes examples from other boxes that were just fantastic, so I'm thinking the problem is just related to my box. Do you know the box date/code from the one you smoked? 

Hi

i got 6  from our host, I don’t remember the box code but pretty sure it’s 2020 production! 

Yea I’m thinking I’ll try it again in a while before I make up my mind as I’m a big fan of Trinidad marca!

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2 hours ago, Kaptain Karl said:

NC yesterday. Decent flavors, perfect construction.

This. 
This.
This!
 

I’m smoking a Davidoff now. It’s a circa ‘07 limited edition robusto, lovely construction, perfect draw, good burn/ash, and by any standard a damn good cigar.

But compared to a habanos?

Not even close; like minor to major league ball, stock car to F1 racing, 2021 to ‘80s Paulina Porizkova, pick your metaphor… there is something profound missing in the Dominican taste. Which is so strange to me, as there is so much similar in the product (in many cases, same seed, similar climate, lat/long, etc), save for the soil. Just amazing. Closest I can come to is DRC to any other Pinot.

Every time I smoke NC I have to fight urges to snuff it out and light up a CC. Feel so blessed that it has gotten 100x easier to source the damn things over the 30 years I’ve been smoking.

Cheers!

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5 hours ago, leebert said:

This. 
This.
This!
 

I’m smoking a Davidoff now. It’s a circa ‘07 limited edition robusto, lovely construction, perfect draw, good burn/ash, and by any standard a damn good cigar.

But compared to a habanos?

Not even close; like minor to major league ball, stock car to F1 racing, 2021 to ‘80s Paulina Porizkova, pick your metaphor… there is something profound missing in the Dominican taste. Which is so strange to me, as there is so much similar in the product (in many cases, same seed, similar climate, lat/long, etc), save for the soil. Just amazing. Closest I can come to is DRC to any other Pinot.

Every time I smoke NC I have to fight urges to snuff it out and light up a CC. Feel so blessed that it has gotten 100x easier to source the damn things over the 30 years I’ve been smoking.

Cheers!

You’re 100% spot on!! IMO they lack the richness in flavor CC’s have. The only reason I’ll smoke one now is to go into my local B&M. 

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Nice. I really like those actually just ordered a few this morning as i only had one left.

Used to always shy away from rg's under 40 or so as I was concerned there would be lots of draw problems, but of the skinnoes I have tried were all excellent in construction and draw, so now there are a few skinnies I enjoy and keep in stock

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PLMC, I always have them. With more age the better..

Have a great weekend!

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