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PL montecarlo. Tight draw hope it opens up as we get into it.
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My first Toscano, proudness of Italy.
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Steak lunch and an afternoon herf!
MLW stuck to her favourite La Aurora. I'm having a Raphael Gonzalez Panatella Extra. Tight draw opening up half way, nutty almondy flavour giving way to a big citrussy sort of hit. Delish!
P.S. The RG Panatella Extra was a recommendation of Simon Bolivar in my newbie greet thread. A special thanks for said recommendation - I'm even more glad I bought a fistful in Amsterdam now!Comment
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Smoked this while walking the dog
Not good very bitter
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Originally posted by Greg View PostMy first Toscano, proudness of Italy.
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What do you think to them toscano's greg.?Comment
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First smoke for eight days and not another one likely till Thursday so decided to go for a Partagas 898 which went very well with a spiced plum cider.
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I've been busy at work, so not many cigars lately. However, I've got a stand down, so I'm trying this Monte Epic that I brought back from the USA. Big old beast, but very smooth...
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Moving on to an LFD Digger. It's been a while!
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A lovely PL Picadores:
David
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@TonyN, I have liked this Toscano, I think the fermentation quality its very good.
I have cutted the cigar in two, as I have read this is a good way of smoking this double figurado ( double shape) cigar.
The wrapper is very oily, dark and gives a great amount of aroma.
The draw is very good and the manufacture not bad either.
After this extra vecchio ( that I think it means) extra old , or extra aged, I think I will try the Anta?o line...
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Glad you found my recommendation aceptable P.M. next step is to by a box & then you'll always some at hand. They do age rather nicely too. When you get PM's drop me a message; I see you have more than the minimum time & posts, time to nudge Deno perhaps. ;o)Originally posted by the pondering moose View PostSteak lunch and an afternoon herf!
MLW stuck to her favourite La Aurora. I'm having a Raphael Gonzalez Panatella Extra. Tight draw opening up half way, nutty almondy flavour giving way to a big citrussy sort of hit. Delish!
P.S. The RG Panatella Extra was a recommendation of Simon Bolivar in my newbie greet thread. A special thanks for said recommendation - I'm even more glad I bought a fistful in Amsterdam now!Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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Originally posted by Greg View Post@TonyN, I have liked this Toscano, I think the fermentation quality its very good.
I have cutted the cigar in two, as I have read this is a good way of smoking this double figurado ( double shape) cigar.
The wrapper is very oily, dark and gives a great amount of aroma.
The draw is very good and the manufacture not bad either.
After this extra vecchio ( that I think it means) extra old , or extra aged, I think I will try the Anta?o line...
I like the antico toscano different cigar altogether.Comment
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Good to know, I will try to give it a try.... if you are visiting Italy before I go to Spain, you must get some!!!! I watched your review... and I am looking forward to try it.
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They are readily available cheaply in Spain too, I prefer the coffee ToscanellosOriginally posted by Greg View PostGood to know, I will try to give it a try.... if you are visiting Italy before I go to Spain, you must get some!!!! I watched your review... and I am looking forward to try it.'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'Comment
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Yes, but I dont know if I will go during Christmas or if I will wait till easter, I may have to order online, but I am not a big fan of doing so.Comment
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