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Anyone got any experience smoking these young? Have just got a box LGR MAR19. Now I know these will need a long sleep but are they worth looking at after a little time to acclimatise? Don't know about anyone else but I can never keep my hands of a newly arrived box!
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Go for it I'd say. They've got a year on them now anyway. -
Give them a good sniff. If they smell good. Try one!
I always have a good sniff through the foot!
Then make a note and try one again in due course..--
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I like these with at least 5 years on them.Comment
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Thanks for the comments... they look and smell great. I'll dry box one for a couple of days and report back! I've read that PLPC are at there best 5-8 years so will be very interested to see how these compare so young.Comment
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my own personal experience - a lot of various cigars seem to be smoking well really young from 2019 production - looks like it's been a good production year for some marques certainly. I am sure ageing helps of course, but they seem to smoking well right nowComment
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I've had a couple of great boxes of Bolivars from April 19 so I completely agreeOriginally posted by Vitola View PostComment
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I'd add to the above that all the 2018 rolled cigars I've tried so far have been excellent.Comment
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If the smokes didn?t travel half the world, go for it
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PLPC certainly reward ageing, smoked one of my 2006's yesterday, still delightful. I appreciate most can wait 5yrs but finding stock with a year or two to start with helps. Motecarlo's should be fine with a year+, as long as they don't smell of amomina.Originally posted by Adamsmokes View PostSimon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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Smoked one over the weekend, decent draw and some nice sweet woody flavours. Nothing to write home about but a good 70min smoke at a good priceComment
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