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    Quote Originally Posted by adjustme69
    Has anyone smoked the Dominican Cohiba's??? I have been hearing that they are pretty good. I also tried the little Zino bullet's the other day and they were OUTSTANDING!! No cigs thought in two weeks...... Lynn
    After almost two packs a day for years, I've had one cigarette in the last 20 months and didn't even enjoy it after switching to cigars ..... While my regular smoles are Thompson's Rancho Dominicano Churchills which I get in bundles once a month, about every six weeks to two months I get a box or two of somewhat premium cigars .... like Partagas, Gurkhas, Romeo y Julieta, or a sampler collection of nice aged smokes ..... I save those for Sunday afternoons and try to stretch them out so I have a good selection at least once a week. Still, my tobacco spending is about 60% of what it was ....

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    Last night I enjoyed a nice Cuaba solomon What a treat. My regular smoke is a A. Fuente cuban corona in a maduro rapper. Today I'm going to try some of the so called vintage cigars like the Macanudo vintage 1997, or the Punch rare corojo, cant wait. Tim

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    I just got back from Reno, I was taking some class' for work. Being from California I'd almost forgotten the feeling of sitting in a bar, smoking a cigar, having a drink and watching a ball game. In Nevada you can still do that. I smoked 2 Cohibas the first night and 2 Macanudos the second.

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    The problem with cuban cigars is that they are not regulated the way they used to be. Cigars from the Domican Republic, IMHO, have surpassed Cubans in both quality and taste. Current cubans are iffy, today you may have a great cuban R&J and tomorrow you may have many bad sticks from the same box. Also when the cigar Dons left cuba, Castro kept producing cigars using their name. So the Cohiba from the DR is not the same company as the Cohiba from Cuba (and usually lesser quality).

    CAO is one of my favorite brands. Very tasty.

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    Just picked up a box of Licenciados. Forgot how nice these moderately priced cigars are. Any of you guys ever tried them? They seem to burn very evenly and are full bodied, but not overpowering. Lynn

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    Just ordered a box of Black pearl cobre torpedos. A nice cigar, not real strong, an easy draw with a big puff of smoke. For something spicier I can recomend you try Joya de nicaragua Antano 1970. A real nicotine buzz. Dont smoke one on an empty stomach. Very tasty though. Tim

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    Anybody tried the CAO Brazillian's?

    Lynn, Its a VERY GOOD cigar IMHO. Its a very creamy smoke. Full flavored, but not too strong. Try one. I love them, I'm thinking about getting a box of the gol's. It goes nice with a dobble shot esspreso.

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    I'm there. Thanks!! Lynn

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    Screw the Gols, go with the Fishies! The Piranhas are the but-kickers of the line. PM me if you want a sample, Lynn.




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    Screw the Gols, go with the Fishies! The Piranhas are the but-kickers of the line. PM me if you want a sample, Lynn.

    Cool free cigars! Reminds me of a B-B-Q I went to a few weeks back. I brought five sticks from the local smoke shop. When I seen my brother-in-law I offered him a cigar, and when he took my offer I noticed his buddy lookin at me like a puppy dog begging for a chew toy, so I offer him one too, to be polite. He gladly accepts, but when I offer to clip the end this guy has the nerve to tell me he's going to take it home and smoke it later! What an a@$ hole. Here I am, handing out party favors to a guy I never met. :roll:

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