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I've never had the Bahia maduros, but the Blues sucked ass, so my judgment may be unfair.
@c.ortiz108
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Originally Posted by
Usafvet509
I've never had the Bahia maduros, but the Blues sucked ass, so my judgment may be unfair.
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c.ortiz108
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Guess I didn't put that very delicately.... What I meant to say was that IMHO I didn't particularly care for the Bahia Blue Maybe I got a bad one, but I always saw these as dog rockets.
Originally Posted by
CoachDread
I've been meaning to ask around about the HC cigars...frequently see the Corojos in a 20 bundle for about $1.50 a piece. Have you tried that varietal?
Opinions vary, but I think HCs are good for the money, though I've never had the corojos. But personally I'd never buy a bundle of anything until I'd tried a single or 5-pack first.
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Chico, when I first got into cigars ('13), I bought a CI sampler, "Uncle Stu's Mild Churchill Smack down". I know, right?! 5 each of Pioneer Valley CT, Torano Dominico, Bahia Blu, Arganese CT and Mark Twain #1. And I just listed those in order of my preference, least to most. The Blu was my first "Hey, this is NICE" sticks.
I know taste is subjective. I just had to give you crap. After all, I'm crazy enough to prefer Hondurans over almost everything else
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Originally Posted by
Usafvet509
Chico, when I first got into cigars ('13), I bought a CI sampler, "Uncle Stu's Mild Churchill Smack down". I know, right?! 5 each of Pioneer Valley CT, Torano Dominico, Bahia Blu, Arganese CT and Mark Twain #1. And I just listed those in order of my preference, least to most. The Blu was my first "Hey, this is NICE" sticks.
I know taste is subjective. I just had to give you crap. After all, I'm crazy enough to prefer Hondurans over almost everything else
Hell, you're talking to a guy who likes to smoke Parodis on occasion! I've heard good things about those Mark Twains.
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Good to hear, because it would be really sad if a cigar named after one of the most prolific cigar lovers sucked
He would probably approve of a $1-2 priced easy smoking cigar, given that he considered that eating and sleeping were the only good excuses to not be smoking a cigar
That reminds me,
@Sweet Cigars
sent me a Xikar HC Maduro that I haven't lit up yet.
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The Bahia red and blue in my opinion both have a very strong almost overpowering earthy taste that even with nearly a year of age I couldnt get past. The Sosa fresh from the bundle/box has a sweet taste and after a year it has almost disappeared but the other flavors come alive and meld very nicely. I know this makes me sound like a Sosa whore but in reality I really like both. The Bahia gold white label and regular Bahia gold frequently visit my humidor. I have a box of the Gold white label resting now. Just finished my last from the previous box. I also have a few left from my last bundle of Sosa #2 and a box of the limited third harvest torpedo resting will be having one of my last two from the previous box today. So in my opinion get the Sosa instead of the Bahia maduro but do yourself a solid and try the Bahia gold I dont think you will be disappointed.
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Oh I forgot to mention I also regularly enjoy the HC both the maduro and the corojo. I must admit though all of mine are well over 2 years old.
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@Zeede
, my 2 cents, those Mark Twain's are surprisingly tasty for a mild. Toasty, light pepper and oaky, and a slight creaminess. My only drawback? They're so damn BIG. The smallest is a Churchill!
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Originally Posted by
c.ortiz108
I got some of the regular Sosas in a 10 for $10 sampler, which also had Bueso Genesis, 5 Vegas A, Gurkha Regent, and HC maduro. I though the Bueso was best of the bunch, the Sosa and HC tied for second, then the Gurkha, then the 5 Vegas.
I bought a box of the Genesis awhile back, the longer I let them rest the better they got.
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Originally Posted by
Usafvet509
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Zeede
, my 2 cents, those Mark Twain's are surprisingly tasty for a mild. Toasty, light pepper and oaky, and a slight creaminess. My only drawback? They're so damn BIG. The smallest is a Churchill!
Just cut them in half and get two smoked for the price of one..
@Lynn
can tell you how it's done...
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