Ash Cigars?

[humboldtflyer]

My local B&M just got in a few boxes of these Ash Experience Lanceros in and they kinda got my curiosity... They look constructed well and I was just wondering if anyone had any info or experience with them. My search was a bust and I though yall could give me some insight. I would just go pick a few up but I would just assume save the $6 each unless they are good and then I might be into a box... Thanks in advance ~Jadon

 

[Brickhouse]

Never seen them. Followed the link from your photo to their website, but still not very sure what they are about.

 

[Wurm]

For 6 bucks it should be worth it to try one... let us know how they are.

 

[Wurm]

Pfffffttttttt double post

 

[beaucredo]

I tried the torpedo i cant remember what line, but it had a dark wrapper and a green band and a cedar sleave. They are Mexican puros. From what i remember the flavor wasn't bad, and the finish was quite dry. I would give it a try, especially in my favorite size, the lancero!

 

[humboldtflyer]

Thanks for the info Leo... anyone else? I might have to give one a try...

 

[yanksfan]

try here

 

[Herfin Bigdog]

try here

Thanks Yanksfan!

Unfortunately the Ash website does not provide much detail about their cigars. But long before I tried the Ash Experience, I smoked the regular Ash line. It was extremely smooth for a Mexican puros (all Mexican tobacco cigar). My friends thought they were Honduran cigars when they blind tested them.

After having tried both lines, I thought the regular line was much smoother than the premium Experience line. Unfortunately when I did the blind taste test, I only had the Experience line.

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Mario and Edel have been very friendly each time I talked to them.