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I've had a chance to smoke the torpedo and while it was a good smoke, I think it lacks the strength that the initial five pack had. It did however have a great draw with hints of wood once you hit the inch mark of the cigar. Overall still a great smoke, but I'm sitting on one to let it age to...

Do you remember the rep's name by chance?

I've got a few of these that have been sitting for about three years now, and I have not had any real major problems with them. For the most part they seem to smoke pretty evenly with no real tunneling issues. This is a cigar that needs to be smoked a tad slower than most, which could explain...

I haven't noticed too much of an issue with the red tubos, but I have had some issues with the blacks. I've found that the best thing to do for me is to take the caps off the tubes and let them sit in my humidor for at least 2 weeks before smoking them.

There is a cool cigar/coffee store in the heart of San Diego's lamp district. Its called Tobac. They have a small humidor but offer a good selection of cigars that are hand rolled right in San Diego.

The La Vieja Habana Belicoso is a great smoke indeed for the price. If you enjoy it you should also try the Brazilian Maduro as it is a great stepping stone to begin smoking the Liga Privada's, both the Number 9 and the T52's.