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One of my favorite smokes!!!Quote:
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Wednesday Morning Havana.
Bolivar Corona Junior 4.84x40.
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Very nice! How was PR? Where did you stay? My wife and I really enjoyed it when we were there about 5 years ago. Heard it still hasn’t quite recovered from the hurricanes a few years back.?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
BTW; I think I have brought this up before;
Why do we never hear much about Puerto Rican cigars?
They have very much the same conditions to grow tobacco as Dominican Republic and Cuba. DR is only 75 miles away. I know there are a few PR cigars, but we never hear anything about them or hear about PR grown tobacco.
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Just ordered a 5er of the Street Tacos!Quote:
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Good choice! I like them!Quote:
Originally Posted by KRam311
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The weather was GREAT! Temps 75-90 degrees every day, it sprinkled for about 15 min one day, otherwise that sun was a scorcher! And I burn easy so I was hanging out in the shade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nature
We stayed at the Embassy Suites in San Juan. It was a 5-10 min walk to the beach. And about a 5 min walk to a main strip where there a bunch of eateries and other hotels.
We took the bus into Old San Juan one day and that's where we saw most of the damage from the hurricanes. Quite a few stores boarded up. And there was only 1 cruise ship in the port, so somewhat deserted.
As for Puerto Rican cigars, I don't know. We stopped in and had a smoke at Casa de Montecristo while in Old San Juan and everything that they had was Nicaraguan or Dominican. So if they have Puerto Rican made cigars, I didn't see any. And I guess since they are a US commonwealth they don't carry Cubans.
Sounds awesome! Too bad about Old San Juan. It’s a neat area. I’m sure it has been through many hurricanes before and is still standing. It’s been there for 500 years. Lack of tourists from no cruises due to the virus doesn’t help recovery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
We stayed about an hour’s drive east of San Juan. I’m not accustomed to the big cities like you probably are. [emoji6]
If you didn’t get a chance, you should visit the El Yunque National rainforest next time. Many waterfalls right off the road. Very pretty.
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Alec Bradley Texas Lancero
Finally decided to tackle this 7x70 beast. Amazed it fit in my cutter. Was sure I'd be using my punch for the first time.
Very tasty, about a mild-medium, and great draw and smoke volume as you could have guessed.
Perfect construction. Burn was constantly off inspite of multiple corrections, so just gave up try to fix it. Wasn't a big deal anyway.
The Size is definitely not my thing, but otherwise a pretty good smoke https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...c7f06b356a.jpg
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