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At this point in my road to enlightenment I'm not sure I could distinguish an expensive cigar from a $5 stick. One my palate develops, maybe the price would be worth it to try one, but I don't see a box in my future.

I just purchased two at that price point the other day at the B&M sponsored Drew Estate event. those two will be going away for a while while I smoke the less expensive ones to determine where my taste lies.

Ryan

Well all, I lit up my 15th Anniversary today. I had picked up the darker of the two wrappers, the torpedo shape. Draw was a tad looser than I would have thought but it burned really well. However flavor wise it didn't do much for me. Not one that DogRockets would buy again.

I lit up my all-time favorite cigar right after it - the Tat 2012 Cojonu Broadleaf. Now that cigar made my take off my pants and run around a bit. So freaking good!

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Well all, I lit up my 15th Anniversary today. I had picked up the darker of the two wrappers, the torpedo shape. Draw was a tad looser than I would have thought but it burned really well. However flavor wise it didn't do much for me. Not one that DogRockets would buy again.

I lit up my all-time favorite cigar right after it - the Tat 2012 Cojonu Broadleaf. Now that cigar made my take off my pants and run around a bit. So freaking good!

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Originally Posted by DogRockets

Well all, I lit up my 15th Anniversary today. I had picked up the darker of the two wrappers, the torpedo shape. Draw was a tad looser than I would have thought but it burned really well. However flavor wise it didn't do much for me. Not one that DogRockets would buy again.

I lit up my all-time favorite cigar right after it - the Tat 2012 Cojonu Broadleaf. Now that cigar made my take off my pants and run around a bit. So freaking good!

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I asked my local cigar monger about it and he told me to save $10 and smoke the 10 Year Anni, which is a great cigar. I doubt I’ll ever try the 15 Year. However, I also purchased the 2012 Cojonu Habano and can’t wait to smoke it. I’d like to try all three versions.

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I asked my local cigar monger about it and he told me to save $10 and smoke the 10 Year Anni, which is a great cigar. I doubt I’ll ever try the 15 Year. However, I also purchased the 2012 Cojonu Habano and can’t wait to smoke it. I’d like to try all three versions.

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To me the 15th and 10th Anniversary were nothing alike. Now in saying that, I didn't like the 10th so I've only had 2 or 3 and that was years ago. But I remember the 10th being very peppery. The 15th was much smoother in that regard. But flavor profile of both are not for me.

I don't recall if I've had the Habano in the 2012 Cojonu series or not. I have a Sumatra around here somewhere I think to try at some point. But I've burned through many, many of the Broadleaf version. That MUST be paired with either a Café Au Lait or a iced, sweetened coffee with some cream. The combination of those two is out of this world. I actually refuse to smoke that cigar if I don't have either of those items.

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Well all, I lit up my 15th Anniversary today. I had picked up the darker of the two wrappers, the torpedo shape. Draw was a tad looser than I would have thought but it burned really well. However flavor wise it didn't do much for me. Not one that DogRockets would buy again.

I lit up my all-time favorite cigar right after it - the Tat 2012 Cojonu Broadleaf. Now that cigar made my take off my pants and run around a bit. So freaking good!

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That Tatty 12 Broadie is a damn fine smoke. When I hit a lick, I might buy a couple more.....