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Cohiba 1966 EL 2011
Chateauneuf du pape 2014
Chateauneuf du pape 2014
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Nice one Wolfie , well earned a 25 year old weight off the shoulders [emoji106] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122]Originally posted by wolfie View Post
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Well wolfie was that 1966 worth the wait.
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A lovely aged Cuban cigar indeed , Flor de cano selectos 1999
just a lovely cocoa, easy drawing, perfect cigar [emoji106]
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My first Oliva serie v melanio ....nicely box pressed. Rich, chocolatey with a herby under note with light hints of sweet and spice. Sweet taste on the lips too. So far I can see why people love them. Buckets of smoke. All good!
On a break in Cornwall.... visited Nat Trust place Trelissick and they were doing basic pottery for kids in the garden... so I moulded a crude cigar rest!!!!
Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk"Dear heart, you're talking to a man- a real man- who drinks straight Tequilla, with lime and salt on the rim, and smokes cigars" (J Zavala)Comment
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This very fine German RE made up for a terrible Hoyo du Roi that was binned only halfway through.It's not the arrow, it's the Indian !Comment
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Interested in your thoughts on the '66 Wolfie. Is it a definite special occasion smoke ?Originally posted by wolfie View PostIt's not the arrow, it's the Indian !Comment
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Punch TPC at lunch today
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RDBM , Tony N .Originally posted by RDBM View Post
for me it was an enjoyable smoke , not a stellar smoke , something new to try on " my special occasion "
earth , dry earth , coffee , cocoa , chocolate and a touch of leather
a lovely aroma
all dark flavours and aromas
burn was off and had to be corrected a couple of times
it doesn't have the Cuban twang , that creamy grassiness that maybe you expect from Cohiba and i prefer
it reminded me at times of a fresh CCE , with the same dark flavours and aromas
comparing it ( which i shouldn't ) to the 2010 siglo vi i recently smoked , the siglo vi wins hands down
so 1966 , nice cigar , but i wouldn't rush out to buy another , even at the original price ( paid )
i would go aged siglo vi for that special occasion .MAKE MINE A CUBANComment
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First evening in Tenerife and it's a Monte 4 with a Caf? Barraquito. Bloody iPad won't upload photos so stuck with small ones I'm afraid.
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Just seen the price of one 1966.
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Originally posted by Emaresee View PostMy first Oliva serie v melanio ....nicely box pressed. Rich, chocolatey with a herby under note with light hints of sweet and spice. Sweet taste on the lips too. So far I can see why people love them. Buckets of smoke. All good!
On a break in Cornwall.... visited Nat Trust place Trelissick and they were doing basic pottery for kids in the garden... so I moulded a crude cigar rest!!!!
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It did the job emaresee
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enjoy the holiday fella.Comment
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eye watering price now Tony , my Mrs bought on release , around a third of the price .Originally posted by TonyN View PostJust seen the price of one 1966.
its down to the old supply and demand and its a EL
i suspect the EL 2014,s will go the same way
as of course are the BHK ,s
i guess the smart people have stocked up with a few boxes for future pleasure , and who can blame them .MAKE MINE A CUBANComment
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Would agree with what you said about an aged siglo VI or any other aged cigar compared to a limited edition cigar.Comment
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