You can't always judge a book by it's cover. The fact that I haven't participated much on this board doesn't necessarily make me a newb to cigars. I'd naturally take my answer with a grain of salt given the stats. No skin of my back :sign:
Very interesting.
I too have had all 4 of these cigars many times over and do agree with the "different strokes for different folks" moniker. In fact I'm smoking a PSD#3 EL as we speak and find it to be smooth, complex and nicely balanced. Maybe your smoke was too young?
I would rate the...
I wouldn't cast these off so soon.
It's my understanding that the factories use whatever bands are available.
So it's indeed possible to have EL's w/ 2003 bands.
But the proof is in how they smoke.
The Pinars are a bunch of crap.......cuban pre-embargo tobacco just happened to be stored away at the right temp and humidity without being found.
Anyhow, I was gifted one......tastes awful. :sign:
Smoke all your domestics and let your habanos age.
Once you go to the darkside, you'll never look back.
I was smoking so many cubans, I forgot all about my cooler full of premium domestics. Now that they have years of age, I'll smoke those from now on while the cubans nap. Wont; be the same...
Grabbed one recently from my '02 stash.
Couldn't agree with you more.....very smooth with gobs of flavor.
I wasn't too keen on these when I got the box originally but I'm sure glad I let these sleep for a little while before giving up on them.
I had the same experience....I'm thinking they're in their "sick" period.
I've buried these deep in the coolerdor not to be revisited for another year!
We'll see what a year does to these.
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