I have had a couple. Both in my first year or so is smoking. I remember really liking one of them. But it was also a nice hot day out on the golf course. Don't remember any burn issues. It was a biggun. The other I do not remember, but I am pretty sure that I had another. I also never really thought to buy one again.
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06-09-2015, 09:45 PM #41Bummin' Around
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In honor of this thread, I'm having one now...and regretting it.
Seriously though, they are not my favorite but there are worse out there. There are also a lot better and I do not plan on increasing my inventory of them.
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They make some pretty dern good ceegars! Just like any of 'em...if I like, I like, regardless of price point. The 125th Anniversary is a damned good stick. They are my neighbor's favorite, and I enjoy 'em too. Their marketing scheme is the tricky part, I think.
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