Don't forget Vulcanization ensures longer wearing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
Stay safe an carry on.
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Don't forget Vulcanization ensures longer wearing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
Stay safe an carry on.
I'm letting them age. I hear they are best after 5 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardheaded
Yeah, but you've worn all the tread off, down to only 25%. Along with the dry rot, you better drive it slow or it might blow out. Then what cha gonna do?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
I agree!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jhedrick83
Celebrate with your fav & try something new!
Just said the same to Tim. As he said we were having this conversation.
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Melanio Maduro dont understand the problem here
an I know you understand he doesnt indorse lightly....
I would not smoke the opus unless it has at least 3 years of age on it. Anything soon is a waste in my opinion. If it is of suggested age go with that. If not I vote Oliva. If you go to the B&M I vote for LFD La Nox, Racine Oscura, or an Espinosa La Juaranja. I probally misspelled those but you get the jist. Happy Birthday.
Thanks for the suggestion, opus has a year on it almost exactly. I may swing by my local B&M and see what's up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombstone
I vote the Melanio man. Then if you can pick up a La Nox at the B&M go for it. I haven't tried one yet but I do have a box on order to try one.
Reno
I enjoyed the La Nox.Quote:
Originally Posted by RenoH414
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Originally Posted by Tombstone
I've heard that quiet a bit so I figured I would give them a try. Also have a box of the La Mission 1959 coming as well. Love the LM smokes.
Reno