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  • #16
    Originally posted by Stevieboy View Post
    The big boys are Siglo VI (I think) and the smaller are indeed Robustos

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    Siglo VI, ok those do seem to look like mine from what I can see on topcubans and Cgars. Good knowledge thanks.


    If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

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    • #17
      Hello and welcome


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      • #18
        Originally posted by rascal View Post
        The PSDN 4 should be the same length as the cohiba robusto but in the pic they look to have a big length difference


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        Never noticed the size difference! Nicely done Rascal.


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        • #19
          Welcome to the madhouse


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          A woman is an occasional pleasure but a cigar is always a smoke

          Groucho Marx

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          • #20
            Thank you all, yesterday's stick was a little Cuaba Divinos. I tried one in February which was nice for a quick chuff so I bought 24, unfortunately every third one is tight as the proverbial holy woman's secret garden so I have mixed reviews really. I've since found the Oliva Special G Maduro is a great little smoke with all the flavour and super construction I sought in the Divinos for less money. I'm not a purist and smoke a cigar based on how I like it, I've come to find that cigars are much like wine in that the new world are making some great full flavoured sticks without the restrictions that old world production bring. The best of the old world are fantastic but the new world offers a completely different experience. The Cuaba's are still being enjoyed.


            If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

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            • #21
              Welcome tommy, I have little to add after all the replies. Some nice old sticks!

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              • #22
                Originally posted by tommy View Post
                Thank you all, yesterday's stick was a little Cuaba Divinos. I tried one in February which was nice for a quick chuff so I bought 24, unfortunately every third one is tight as the proverbial holy woman's secret garden so I have mixed reviews really. I've since found the Oliva Special G Maduro is a great little smoke with all the flavour and super construction I sought in the Divinos for less money. I'm not a purist and smoke a cigar based on how I like it, I've come to find that cigars are much like wine in that the new world are making some great full flavoured sticks without the restrictions that old world production bring. The best of the old world are fantastic but the new world offers a completely different experience. The Cuaba's are still being enjoyed.


                If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.
                Good attitude, you'll fit in well here.
                'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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                • #23
                  Welcome mate some good comments coming here you will soon find yourself on this every minute you have spare

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                  • #24
                    Welcome, nice set up you've got yourself there, now allow me to pester you to trade some of those CoRo's....

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by JoeyGunz View Post
                      Welcome, nice set up you've got yourself there, now allow me to pester you to trade some of those CoRo's....
                      Thanks, I think I'm going to be on here quite a lot. What do you have in mind? The CoRo's are the nice find of the lot. I had a look around and couldn't really find any price comparison except the new price which isn't really much help. Also I don't think I'm supposed to trade until I have 50 posts??? I have a company, if I give you the name of it you could easily contact me. What are the rules?


                      If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

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                      • #26
                        Where do you live Tommy?
                        'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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                        • #27
                          I'm only playing with ya mate, stick around, when you hit your 50 odd posts and can trade then have a look around.

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                          • #28
                            Aha, I'm in Reading.


                            If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

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                            • #29
                              Hi and welcome.
                              Originally posted by Simon Bolivar
                              Little medical correction there Steve, you will surely die...but not from smoking these

                              Originally posted by Ryan
                              I think that's for lighting electronic cigarettes

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                              • #30
                                Welcome to the forum.

                                A nice selection you have there, if you have some aged Cohiba already I would suggest keeping hold of them, they benefit a lot from having some years on em.

                                I'm a fan of Cuaba too, and as you have found out, the Divinos are a great stick but suffer from consistency of construction issues.

                                Feel free to share your smoking experiences on here

                                Dave
                                Exploring the world - one smoke at a time.

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