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For the Gurkha Fans

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I am starting to get a bit of a Gurkha selection together. I am finding it quite interesting just how many different types these guys (and other manufacturers) make.
I am going to try to procure one of each, then slowly taste each one.

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I am not sure how many different cigars Gurkha makes but I guess over the next year I will find out.
 
anvilt595 said:
I am not sure how many different cigars Gurkha makes but I guess over the next year I will find out.
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I have wondered this too. Maybe someone will chime in with a number?

The smokes in your pic look great Dave.

Cheers,
antaean
 
Do you count just Gurkha or K. Hansotia, Sherpa, Castle Hall and another few sub-brands I don't remember off the top of my head? I have at least a 16 different ones in the humi, maybe more if I really dig.


antaean said:
anvilt595 said:
I am not sure how many different cigars Gurkha makes but I guess over the next year I will find out.
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I have wondered this too. Maybe someone will chime in with a number?

The smokes in your pic look great Dave.

Cheers,
antaean
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Good luck on your quest, hehe, there are a bunch.

Personally I really like Gurkhas and enjoy the Regent and Vintage Shaggy the most.
 
I agree, Wyatt. What amazes me is that the Regent stays fairly consistent year-in year-out... Most blends get more variation.
 
They make so many variations of the Gurkhas that I doubt you could collect them all. C-Bid seems to add new ones every day :D

They are good cigars and have some very flavorful profiles.
 
I have a few in the humi as well, as soon as I get home I will see what I can do to help you on your way.

Tim
 
The doble maduro, nepalese warrior and the ancient warrior are a few of my favorites. If you shop cbid you can find most at well below retail price.
 
I gave up on keeping track of them all long ago. All I know is the Doble Maduro is one niiiiice cigar! Fits my pallate quite well. :)
 
are any of you fans of there infused cigars? I have had the Masterpiece (bronze wax) and the Platinum (silver wax). I have never been a big fan of flavored sticks but found both of these to be very good.

I bought a 5er of the Plats on C-bid last month for $8 a stick, hard to beat them at that price.

any other fans of these?
 
AVB said:
Do you count just Gurkha or K. Hansotia, Sherpa, Castle Hall and another few sub-brands I don't remember off the top of my head? I have at least a 16 different ones in the humi, maybe more if I really dig.
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Yeah, thats not including ones that were limited production and vendor specific. I gave up on my gurkha quest long ago.
 
Hey, some of those look familiar... :D

There are a couple more here that I'll put in the next trade Dave.

I wonder which will be accomplished first, your gurhkas, or my Pepins. I like your chances personally.
 
You will be collecting for the rest of your life. Let us know which one you like the best!
 
smellysell said:
Hey, some of those look familiar... :D

There are a couple more here that I'll put in the next trade Dave.

I wonder which will be accomplished first, your gurhkas, or my Pepins. I like your chances personally.
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It hard to collect something when they keep bursting into flame, and require immediate attention...... :whistling:

Tim
 
I agree the Doble Maduro is a great Cigar.

How about the Symphony??????? Let me know how that one goes if you get one! It has been tempting me.
 
Greggj77 said:
are any of you fans of there infused cigars? I have had the Masterpiece (bronze wax) and the Platinum (silver wax). I have never been a big fan of flavored sticks but found both of these to be very good.

I bought a 5er of the Plats on C-bid last month for $8 a stick, hard to beat them at that price.

any other fans of these?
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I thought the bronze wax was called the Grand Reserve, its the one with Louis XIII cognac right? It's my favorite Gurkha and the only flavored cigar I smoke (from Gurkha I've tried the Boer, Expedition, Legend, Vintage, Centurion, 101 Maduro, Dos Capas, Regent, and Grand Master Dos Capas) If so $8 seems like a great deal; I think I paid between $13-$15 for mine without tax. Anyway obviously I'm also a fan of the infused Gurkhas
 
I did not realize there were so many. I guess I will just have to smoke them. :whistling:
 
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