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A friend is coming back from Mexico and he could bring me a box of cigars. I've told about Te-Amo and Santa Clara. What's your opinion? Which are my best choices?
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If your going for Te-amo, go for the Gran Cortos (64 ring gauge) I have the Nicaraguan blend which is awsome, the cuban blend just scored 90 in CA's last issue. Cheap as chips too
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First real news I have heard about these. I noted them advertised in CA and assumed a NUB clone, but maybe not."In Italy for 30 years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love, they had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock!"Comment
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I've sent an e-mail to my friend asking for these.
They come in boxes of 15 as I've seen and in four blends (Cuba, Dominican, Honduras and Nicaragua).Comment
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The nicaraguan are nice and spicy
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They are Nub size T, last ages too. The ones I have I've liked everyone so farComment
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That's sounds promising... I'll follow your advice Lee!!!!Originally posted by Lee dub View Post
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nice recommendation, Lee...
The Gran Cortos are what I would have suggested.Comment
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2/2 and we keep counting... I feel I am going after these babies!Comment
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Wasn't the ED El Condo 109 a Mexican release? There may be some floating around down thereComment
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Yep, had the Te-Amo Gran Corto...
Nice stick...
Cheers, HabanoSy
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I wasn't that lucky since my friend is not going to search around for them...
I guess I'll have to wait for somebody else to visit Mexico and bring me some Gran Cortos...
However, he told me that he could buy me from Duty Free and I think asking for a pack of three romeo y julieta No. 3 tubos... Do you know their price on Duty Free?Comment
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Any opinions? I have one day to decide!Comment
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I finally asked for RyJ...
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