Holiday themed cigars - yay or nay?

[cbr310]

That's how new I am, didn't know they existed. Are they different blends or same cigar packaged different?

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[DogRockets]

That's how new I am, didn't know they existed. Are they different blends or same cigar packaged different?

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They are (to my knowledge all) unique cigars - not "regular" cigars with a special band

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I buy them but don't tend to smoke them on the intended holiday, mostly because I like to give them a rest in the coolerdor for a few months.

I'm the same - for this reason I'm normally a year behind on smoking everything!

[Sticky B]

They are (to my knowledge all) unique cigars - not "regular" cigars with a special band

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I'm the same - for this reason I'm normally a year behind on smoking everything!

I know this was a necro'd thread - but I figured I'd chime in. I have come to believe that (at least the CAO) cigars ARE actually regular cigars many times, resized and repackaged for a "Holiday Release". Perhaps a slight tweaking of the blend to accommodate for the size change, but I recall hearing that certain CAOs were actually other popular CAOs, like with the Reindeer, Santa, Snowman stuff.

[DogRockets]

I know this was a necro'd thread - but I figured I'd chime in. I have come to believe that (at least the CAO) cigars ARE actually regular cigars many times, resized and repackaged for a "Holiday Release". Perhaps a slight tweaking of the blend to accommodate for the size change, but I recall hearing that certain CAOs were actually other popular CAOs, like with the Reindeer, Santa, Snowman stuff.

The Rabid Reindeer was a version of the Mx2 and the Sinister Sam is a version of America. Those two I know for sure.