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While still decent cigars, I believe they have lost the edge that made them desirable in the early 2000s. I remember these being more medium to full when they were new. In the past, there were certain times when I just craved a Honduran cigar. At the time Honduran cigars were quite strong and had a distinct flavor profile. St Luis Rey and Havache were the two Honduran treats I kept on hand in quantity. Came back to add....my favorite Honduran puro was Don Melo. I completely forgot about them.
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Originally Posted by
Ljutic
While still decent cigars, I believe they have lost the edge that made them desirable in the early 2000s. I remember these being more medium to full when they were new. In the past, there were certain times when I just craved a Honduran cigar. At the time Honduran cigars were quite strong and had a distinct flavor profile. St Luis Rey and Havache were the two Honduran treats I kept on hand in quantity. Came back to add....my favorite Honduran puro was Don Melo. I completely forgot about them.
Definitely not surprised they have mellowed over time and lost strength if you say they were originally more medium-full or more.
This seems to be the case with every aged Cigar i have had.
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