Davidoff 4000 ISOM

[ggiese]

Great post George. I had water with my Davidoff a while back because I didn't want to influence the taste at all. I wanted to experience it and only it.

It's a shame that we will someday run out of chances to have these. Mine was a Chateau Latour gifted to me by a great BOTL here. I had it when I closed on my home last year. It was also the first cigar my wife tried. I told her, "If you're ever going to try a cigar, this needs to be the one." Truly a memorable experience. Thanks for reminding me of it.

I, too, am TRULY grateful to the BOTL here who gifted this cigar to me...
:love:

 

[grateful1]

great review!

thanks.

 

[NorCalCigarLover]

Nice review gramps, thanks for sharing the cigar with us.

 

[Matt R]

Grass cutting smoke..... :sign:

 

[ggiese]

Grass cutting smoke..... :sign:

This is MattR's "go to" smoke when he's bored... :laugh:

 

[CoventryCat86]

It's my war games smoke, that's for sure!! :thumbs:

 

[Allofus123]

Almost missed this.... nice review George. Definently not an in your face cigar. Passing its prime would you say?

Very nicely done! :thumbs:

 

[sack]

hail GEORGE! i've been reading a lot of reviews lately, and as was mentioned earlier in this thread, my mouth was watering also. maybe you should consider working for CA, they seem to need a little guidance in that department.

 

[indyrob]

Almost missed this.... nice review George. Definently not an in your face cigar. Passing its prime would you say?

Very nicely done! :thumbs:

I don't think the Davidoff's are past thier prime at all. The one I had was still quite full of flavor. It depends greatly on how it was cared for through out the years. I would think that they ARE aproaching the peak, but I would imagine that they still have a few more years left on them.

 

[ggiese]

Almost missed this.... nice review George. Definently not an in your face cigar. Passing its prime would you say?

Very nicely done! :thumbs:

I don't think the Davidoff's are past thier prime at all. The one I had was still quite full of flavor. It depends greatly on how it was cared for through out the years. I would think that they ARE aproaching the peak, but I would imagine that they still have a few more years left on them.

Did you have the 4000, or was it another vitola? And how do you think the Dunhill compares to the Davidoff, Rob?

 

[indyrob]

It was an Chateau Latour from the '80s. I thought it was one of the best cigars I have ever had. I was a little apprhensive in trying it because of what the cigar was and knowing that I would probably never have one again.

Having said that, I strongly urge that most of you guys to have one of the Davi's, the sooner the better.

I haven't tried a Dunhill yet, but I'm still looking!