AVO Heritage Lancero
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AVO Heritage Lancero
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I really like those with at least six months rest. I've only had the robusto's though......Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyzoc
I keep several bundles of these in rotation. The belicosos are 23 months old and I've got a bundle of Churchill's about a year old. I'll add another bundle soon and age them a year before smoking. They're a nice mild cigar with age for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
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Home roll: Conn BL, Dom binder, Dom lig, Corojo viso, Corojo seco, and nic hab seco.
Bad day at work so I stopped by the LBM
Was not bad but don't think I will try an 80 again.
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Give em a rip and let me know Tony. I curious to see how some others feel about them or if it is just my taste that likes them so much. I only picked up one box but if the next few I try are as good I will have to try and find at least one more.Quote:
Originally Posted by WNYTONY
Plan to over the upcoming weekend :thumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by tjhemp
On my list today
El Baton Double Torpedo from the Cigar Authority Care Package on the front side. My note is just going to say nope
1502 Ruby Toro, courtesy of dinoa2 on the back side. This was a much better cigar, one I would smoke again.
And tonight a Four Kicks Black Belt Buckle, one I will smoke again, and again, and again..........
Last smoke on Wednesday: Matilde Renacer Robusto...5.2x54. Lit a bit before Midnight and at once reminded of how stout this Robusto is, a lot larger ring guage than my usual pref, but sure does produce a good deal of smoke, sharp burn line with an extremely flavourful experience.
I smoked one on Monday. Delicious!Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS