Cigar Hauls
- Kip
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The Añejo post-original release is truly different. The first batch were an unplanned blend after a storm took most of their Opus wrapper. It was Opus guts with a new wrapper. After that, they went back and tweaked it to be more purposeful.
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- TomD
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If it gets that bad I'm gonna get a semi and a Trans Am blocker and do over the road runs down to Nica, Smokey and the Bandit style.IWinchester wrote:If things go to shit here, almost all my cigars will come illegally from Germany. Not happy about that, but I'm not giving up my passion.
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- kurtdesign1
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For what it's worth, I meant to refer to that, Kip. I think the 2001-present (2000 being the Opus innards) Anejos are even different from eachother. Now, 15 releases (or 30, potentially) is a difficult thing to maintain consistency from but I'm just throwing it out there.kurtdesign1 wrote:Maybe the blend of the Anejo (post 2000) is just experiencing normal blend shift? What say you?
- BowhuntnHoosier
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f.sinagra wrote:You've misunderstood. I've smoked the 46, and some of the other sizes, except the 77. I steer clear mostly because of the "talk" surrounding that cigar. I'm sure it's a fantastic stick, and one that I'm looking to try someday, but, as of right now, I'm good with the other sizes some people won't touch.BowhuntnHoosier wrote:I enjoy all the Anejo's. With that said I have tried them all and the 48 is my favorite. The 77(Shark) is my traditional New Years Eve cigar. As I do enjoy them a lot and they last a couple of hours for me. How do you say the 46 is your favorite yet you have never smoked one.
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The 46 is my favorite. Although I haven't smoked it, I think that "The Shark" is played out; so many people have talked about it, raved about it, and shop clerks try to push people towards it. Idk, but I think that's why I won't touch one. I'll take all the 46's I could get my hands on.
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Speaking of which, I do have one Anejo 50 that has been sitting in my humidor for two years, and I'll join you in smoking it for New Years Eve.![]()
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years, Hoosier!
Oh, I reread your OP and I completely read it wrong the first time. Was just wondering how you could not like something you had'nt tried. lol
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too brother.
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Cigar Hauls

I've been more than intrigued with some of Gurkha's B&M offerings. I saw these on the BestCigarPrices website and decided to give them a try. I know, it's an online retailer, but I couldn't pass up the sale price. I've read some reviews online and it fits my profile, so why the hell not, right? Have any of you burned these before?
Edit: I'm a sucker for anything San Andreas wrapped. One of my favorite wrappers on the market today!
- Frank
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- Zedman05
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I wait all year for travelling season. This year I have a couple travellers helping me out. This is hopefully the first of at least two buys to help build aging stock.
Hoyo de Monterrey Le Hoyo de San Juan.
Never had these, but had to get a few for future. They are ridiculous online, so at 2/3 the price, why not.
Aaaaaand some more boxes of H Upmann Connie A's. Great googly moogly do I love the cigars I have with only a couple years on them. Had to grab some while I could.

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Hoyo de Monterrey Le Hoyo de San Juan.
Never had these, but had to get a few for future. They are ridiculous online, so at 2/3 the price, why not.
Aaaaaand some more boxes of H Upmann Connie A's. Great googly moogly do I love the cigars I have with only a couple years on them. Had to grab some while I could.

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- Stewmuse
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- Kip
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I may or may not have gone absolutely apesh*t with the cBid thing. @Stewmuse, you're going to have to remove all the dividers from that humidor for sure....
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- kurtdesign1
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I have heard good things about East India. Let us know!
The San Juan has been silent to my ears. I don't know of anyone who's smoked it. That's odd for a new release. I love Le Hoyos. I'm interested to hear your take.
Kip, Cbid should have a lock-out. You need to control yourself...
The San Juan has been silent to my ears. I don't know of anyone who's smoked it. That's odd for a new release. I love Le Hoyos. I'm interested to hear your take.
Kip, Cbid should have a lock-out. You need to control yourself...
- Stewmuse
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Well, duh...! Haven't you guys been believing my posts and pics about how much better the prices can be? Hosts...Kip wrote:I may or may not have gone absolutely apesh*t with the cBid thing. @Stewmuse, you're going to have to remove all the dividers from that humidor for sure....
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Stay smokey, my friends.