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RYJ Petit Julieta, first one i've tried and it was like cocoa butter all the way through. Smooth and creamy.
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There on my to try list and they sound good....
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I like the petit Julieta, not had one in a while though.
Had a siglo 3 this afternoon, and it was grand.Comment
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Sancho Panza Belicosos circa 2010, possibly earlier... i'm going to have to start tagging my older cigars....
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Went to the beach this morning for a bracing walk, too bracing
so sat in the car watching the turbulent sea and had a R&J Short Churchill 07. Moreover, a few years has certainly improved their flavour and richness, but still a little middling for my palate.
. IMHO, another 6-7 years won’t do much more to push them any further up the league table, 8.0 That said, with another 11sticks to go time might just prove me wrong
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In the car! That'll be popular mate Must admit I wasn't that impressed with my last SC, thought it was just me but I really liked the early ones, haven't had any for ages so difficult to judge if the standard of leaf has fallen or my tates changed.
Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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That said, Sn Simon, I did have a SC the other night which was very plesant indeedOriginally posted by Simon Bolivar View PostIn the car! That'll be popular mate Must admit I wasn't that impressed with my last SC, thought it was just me but I really liked the early ones, haven't had any for ages so difficult to judge if the standard of leaf has fallen or my tates changed.
Perhaps with hindsight the peatiness of 2 or 3 glasses of Laphroaigh 10 yr old, helped to mask the real truth
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