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Hey guys. I want to find a cheap little smoke for when I want something but don't want anything expensive or want to smoke something really nice etc. And in light of the new Chinchallero stuff coming out I was wondering if any of you have any views of them at all?
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I keep a few of the Chinchalero Novillo Fuertes in my humi for when I fancy a cheap smoke. They're very one-dimensional, but taste ok - you get a bit of toast, a bit of spice and some wood. They don't compare to Cubans, but they're a cheap and cheerful smoke for walking the dog, gardening or what have you. -
I had a Chinchalero Picadillos a week or two ago, I did not think much of it. I have a couple put aside in the humi to see if they change with a bit of time on them.Comment
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I've had a few Picadillos and found them to be be one dimensional, but not unpleasant. Although from some comments on here the Novillo Fuertes seem like a viable choice.
Maybe you could buy one or a couple of everyone in the range?
ive seen some for under ?2
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You will not have to wait long to try the Fuerte Novillo Maduro Torp
, there is one on it's way to you
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I can't wait! ?3.49 seems great! I'm hoping it will come in the post today so I can give it a go
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The Fuerte Novillo Maduros aren't bad at all...If you fancy a quick and inexpensive smoke I can also recommend toscanellos:
They're strong, short, rustic, and packed full of flavour.Comment
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