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  • #16
    OK, I'll bring a couple along to the herf, happy to do swapies
    Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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    • #17
      I tend to be quite clumsy and I guarantee that if I took one of the super slim cigars out somewhere for a smoke it would in about three or four pieces before I got chance to even light it

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      • #18
        The best of the size I have tried in order: Dunhill Atado (legendary representation of this vitola), ERDM Elegantes (finishing a box from 1990); La Gloria Cubana MDO No. 3 (the most consistent panatelas largas), ERDM Panatelas Largas (again, 1990 was a fantastic year for these as well); RG Slenderellas (Not for me, too bland).

        Have tried Don Candido No. 508 and Romeo Shakespeares. Not enough sample size to comment. Still searching for the elusive Montecristo No. 7.

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        • #19
          Hi ewipper, very interesting post. I meant to mention the R&J Shakespeares, a perfect name for the long thin cigar, with the bard link. I thought the Monte No7 was discontinued in the 70's but offically '98 but they must have been out of production for a while before that official discontinuation. Shakespeares in the '80's but I never saw oneo fthoise either.


          So on another note, as someone who has smoked the Elegentes & Panatelas Largos, is there really a noticable difference in blend/ flav? If so which do you favour?
          Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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          • #20
            Hi ewipper, very interesting post. I meant to mention the R&J Shakespeares, a perfect name for the long thin cigar, with the bard link. I thought the Monte No7 was discontinued in the 70's but offically '98 but they must have been out of production for a while before that official discontinuation. Shakespeares in the '80's but I never saw one of those either.


            So on another note, as someone who has smoked the Elegentes & Panatelas Largos; is there really a noticable difference in blend/ flav? If so which do you favour?
            Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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            • #21
              Lovely write up Simon, now to track down some sun and a Hoyo du Gourmet!

              When I started smoking cigars I was very much of the opinion, that bigger was better, especially regarding the ring gage, definitely shifted away from this mentality but I feel it may be the same for many of the new comers to the scene thanks to the trends that are being pushed.

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              • #22
                Agree with you there Joey, Habanos seem to think bigger is better too & there'll always be a palce for a DC or Robusto EX in my Humi but one of the things I enjoy most abou the wonderful wolrd of Havanas, is the sheer variety of sizes & flav's & I revell in it
                Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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                • #23
                  I grabbed a box of early 80's ERDM PL's and have smoked through at least half the box, wish they still made these. I would take the risks any day for Skinnies the reward is ten fold.


                  Great Post OP
                  "Do not take life too seriously. You'll never get out of it alive"
                  ~Elbert Hubbard

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by REASON View Post
                    I grabbed a box of early 80's ERDM PL's and have smoked through at least half the box, wish they still made these. I would take the risks any day for Skinnies the reward is ten fold.
                    what a fiver!!

                    glad you met Simon. him and his old naval stories makes up what we call: Wonderful Wednesdays and Super Sundays on here! gather around on those two days of the week and be entranced with his stories and episodes.
                    quite splendid
                    Last edited by butternutsquashpie; 26-04-2014, 01:51 AM.
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                    • #25
                      Great write up! I think I'm going to get my self a couple in the near future to try out! Especially as the weather is warming up (relatively)

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