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sanchopanza
New Member
I smoked the small Behike last week, and have the Grand Edmundo waiting for me. I'll have to remember to get a review up.
mjolnir01
El Cañón de Latón
When I was at Davidoff on Thursday, Mr. Sahakian told me about the Behike. They're excited about it- sounds like it's going to be a good one!
tomthirtysix
Wishing I was as cool as Phil
Only one offering below a 50 rg? Going all the way up to a 56? AND Habanos is putting out Nubs (4x50)? Ughhh....
jayro75
Well-Known Member
I'm not sure why Habanos keeps deleting thin ring gauge cigars, and adding these ridiculous thick cigars.
B.HOBS
I intend to live forever. So far, so good.
My thoughts exactly...I always think I look ridiculous if I have this massive cigar in hand. I always liked the cuban reservation in going super big with their cigars.
There's an obvious general trend at Habanos towards larger ring sizes but I think the situation is a little different with the Behikes. My suspicion is that they needed more leaves in general since they were weaving in the media tiempo leaves and probably didn't want the taste to overpower.
A thin gauge cigar would probably have taken it from a subtle effect to "in your face" so to speak.
A thin gauge cigar would probably have taken it from a subtle effect to "in your face" so to speak.
modo22
Well-Known Member
Box split on the Grand Edmundos? :thumbs:
Charley
The Coolest Guy You Know
Box split on the Grand Edmundos?
I want in on this..............!
amateuraficionado
Active Member
Box split on the Grand Edmundos?
I want in on this..............!
x2!!!
modo22
Well-Known Member
For sure! Any known release date?Box split on the Grand Edmundos?
I want in on this..............!
x2!!!
thechenman
No One of Consequence
Looking forward to trying the Behike and Grand Edmundo. I tend to like my rgs from 42 to 49, but I am not as opposed to the larger rg cigars as many seem to be. I am sad to see the smaller rgs go...especially since there are so many good ones, but Habanos wants to run in the black, so must concentrate on what sells now. Who knows...maybe we will se a resurgence in the smaller rgs in the future, resulting in Habanos bringing many of the thin rg cigars back.
http://www.cigars-review.org/Cohiba-Behike.htm
Cohiba Behike:
Length: 192 :0
Ring: 52
Price tag $450 ,can you belive this s**t :angry:
http://cigars.ie/2009/09/cohiba-behike-becomes-a-regular-production-in-2010/
I dont see myself buying it in the near future.
Cohiba Behike:
Length: 192 :0
Ring: 52
Price tag $450 ,can you belive this s**t :angry:
http://cigars.ie/2009/09/cohiba-behike-becomes-a-regular-production-in-2010/
I dont see myself buying it in the near future.
Jsanzone23
Member
http://www.cigars-review.org/Cohiba-Behike.htm
Cohiba Behike:
Length: 192 :0
Ring: 52
Price tag $450 ,can you belive this s**t :angry:
http://cigars.ie/2009/09/cohiba-behike-becomes-a-regular-production-in-2010/
I dont see myself buying it in the near future.
For one or a box?
sanchopanza
New Member
http://www.cigars-review.org/Cohiba-Behike.htm
Cohiba Behike:
Length: 192 :0
Ring: 52
Price tag $450 ,can you belive this s**t :angry:
http://cigars.ie/2009/09/cohiba-behike-becomes-a-regular-production-in-2010/
I dont see myself buying it in the near future.
The Behikes that are getting released later this year def. will not be as expensive as these were.
Jsanzone23
Member
Hell to the NO! They must be out there freakin minds to ask that!! Yurz!!
sanchopanza
New Member
That's what they were when they were released in 2006. I've seen them go for over $40k now. I've smoked a few out of my buddy's humidor. One of the best cigars I've smoked.
modo22
Well-Known Member
What does a $400 cigar taste like?