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True Derelict
Had a regular SOA robusto a while back. I'd recommend a 5er, dunno about boxworthy. My formula is almost always: Single > 5er > box
"I intend to smoke a good cigar to the glory of God before I go to bed tonight." - C.H. Spurgeon
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Its a solid stick. Ash held on about halfway, lots of wood and tobacco flavors. No real transitions, but you could do worse. Especially if you get one pretty cheap.
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I thought they'd be selling them for pennies now that the show is over.
It's not a real hobby unless it interferes with your work.
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Royal Bum
I have a few of the "prospect" sizes. The flavor is great, but the burn is always an issue.
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Wow, Someone Knows Me
I ended up scoring a box of the originals on the devil site awhile back. I am a fan of the show but really, these cigars did not disappoint. In fact, I'd say I really like them...and a little age does help them even more.
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Hairy Cigar Fairy
AJ Fernandez is making the club house editions, so you know they are coming from a well established maker.
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Bummin' Around

Originally Posted by
quo155
I ended up scoring a box of the originals on the devil site awhile back. I am a fan of the show but really, these cigars did not disappoint. In fact, I'd say I really like them...and a little age does help them even more.
Thats good to know. I also have been avoiding these.
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Bummin' Around
I have several sizes of the standard SOA Cigars, which BTW are made by Black Crown, and after at least six months rest they smoke pretty dam good. I had one over the weekend and it was resting for about a year. It is a very tasty cigar, some earth, leather and a host of sweet spice.
Of all the things I have lost in my lifetime, I miss my MIND the most! 
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