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RyJ Pyramide Anejados, what ever happened to the Anejados program? Is it still running?
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[QUOTE=PeeJay;n783040]RyJ Pyramide Anejados, what ever happened to the Anejados program? Is it still running?
I think the last one they did was the RyJ Churchill tubos a few years ago John. I haven't seen anything else since then. -
Nothing with any age left in Cuba, probably!
It's all going straight out the door
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Don't know but I have a few of those R&J's left, very pleasant smoke, nothing earther shattering. Think the R&J tubos Churchill's were better.Originally posted by PeeJay View PostSimon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
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It's the new vintage program now :Originally posted by PeeJay View Post
"a new aging concept regulated by the Regulatory Council of the Habanos Protected Appellations of Origin, which certifies that these vitolas have been aged in perfect conditions for a period of 10 to 14 years.”
Habanos plans to roll out more cigars under the Vintage program in the future, and some of them will be even older. There will be four classifications:
Vintage 5 (silver band): cigars aged five to nine years
Vintage 10 (gold-bronze band): cigars aged 10 to 14 years
Vintage 15 (gold band): cigars aged 15 to 19 years
Gran Vintage 20 (gold glitter band): cigars aged for at least 20 years
The new Vintage designation is replacing the previous Añejados program, which launched in 2015 and indicated that the cigars were five to eight years old. "
Think the Trinidad humidor was around £45,000 so they aren't for us anymore.
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Thanks for thatOriginally posted by potpest View PostIt's the new vintage program now :
"a new aging concept regulated by the Regulatory Council of the Habanos Protected Appellations of Origin, which certifies that these vitolas have been aged in perfect conditions for a period of 10 to 14 years.”
Habanos plans to roll out more cigars under the Vintage program in the future, and some of them will be even older. There will be four classifications:
Vintage 5 (silver band): cigars aged five to nine years
Vintage 10 (gold-bronze band): cigars aged 10 to 14 years
Vintage 15 (gold band): cigars aged 15 to 19 years
Gran Vintage 20 (gold glitter band): cigars aged for at least 20 years
The new Vintage designation is replacing the previous Añejados program, which launched in 2015 and indicated that the cigars were five to eight years old. "
Think the Trinidad humidor was around £45,000 so they aren't for us anymore.
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