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[grateful1]

Don't suck!


These seemed to have been stored very well.

Wrapper is a nice dark tan.
Cap lightly clipped found a great draw.
Very little 'musty old cigar'....and I mean VERY LITTLE.

You just know it's old. No fowlness at all.

Ash is white and dark...very distinct.

Smooth tobacco flavor the leads the palette to 'want'.

Typical punch 'dryness'. (That's how it is to me.) Not harsh at all.

I don't normally 'nose' a cigar...but this is wonderful.

Lite fruit abounds.

Edited by grateful1, 20 February 2012 - 09:21 PM.

[{tpc}]

Where did you run into something this old?

[ironpeddler]

Where did you run into something this old?

He bought the box as a 40th birthday present to himself when it was a new box code


PS: Rare that you didn't get that "musty basement" smell & taste to it. Like you said, it was stored properly....that's great that it tasted so good, the way it should be!

[broblues]

Where did you run into something this old?

X2! How did you come across these?

[rob300c]

Where did you run into something this old?

X2! How did you come across these?

Vintage cigars are the next stop on the slippery slope of compulsive cigar buying.
Do yourself (and your wallet) a favor and don't ask!

-Rob