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I quite like the XO and Heritage, and they can be had super cheap (as Robustos) on cbid.

Rojas Bluebonnets Robusto - surprisingly light and smooth for what I think is an all Corojo cigar. I recall reading somewhere that Rojas likes to use more viso and seco and less ligero so that must be it. Very tasty.

Stolen Throne Crook of the Crown

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I see some of these posted in the Today's Smoke threads but not a review, so here's mine, for what it's worth. Size: 6 x 46 Wrapper: Mexican San Andres Maduro Binder: Indonesian Filler: Nicaraguan (and maybe some Indonesian?) Rolled at Noel Rojas's factory Aroma: dense and rich...

Ain't that the truth! I remember buying these things by the box for something like three bucks each.

I've come around on these a bit. My first one or two were underwhelming, but the last couple I've really enjoyed.

I have four of these buried somewhere, maybe I need to dig one out and give it another chance.

ARFCOM 300 BLK Robusto 5.25 x 52 (I think - it feels bigger than 50 to me but info on these is really hard to find) Wrapper: Ecuador Corojo Binder: Sumatra Filler: Dominican Corojo, Jalapa Nicaragua Made by Tabacalera William Ventura for ARFCOM (major gun forum - ar15.com) a couple years...

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Months was my thought as well.

It's R-22 so yeah, the expensive old stuff. One top-off to see if it holds, if not then we'll be looking at replacement.

Nothing new. Had the freon topped off and we'll see what happens.

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Charter Oak Broadleaf.

Finally got to sit down and relax with a cigar! Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua box pressed Belicoso, my first from this maker. Pretty good. Rich, spicy, meaty, woody, tons of thick smoke. Unfortunately as the cigar progresses it becomes less complex and settled into wood and leather flavors...