CoventryCat86 sent me this a while back on a trade. I smoked it this afternoon with a martini after a lunch with a client [I ditched the client after lunch and went to my favorite cigar bar here in Houston].
This was a good cigar. I would put it in the mild-medium strength category. It is very similar to the Butera brand, which is a cigar I usually smoke as an early afternoon or morning cigar.
This cigar is made in Enfield, CT by Click Here. This is the second cigar I have smoked from them. The first was called Old Powder Keg, a lancero, and also from CoventryCat86. Which was the most even burning cigar I have ever smoked. Extremely well constructed, and with a good consistent taste throughout. These have been my only two experiences with CT Valley cigars. I am very impressed, and thank CoventryCat86 for bringing me up to speed on these cigars.
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This was a good cigar. I would put it in the mild-medium strength category. It is very similar to the Butera brand, which is a cigar I usually smoke as an early afternoon or morning cigar.
This cigar is made in Enfield, CT by Click Here. This is the second cigar I have smoked from them. The first was called Old Powder Keg, a lancero, and also from CoventryCat86. Which was the most even burning cigar I have ever smoked. Extremely well constructed, and with a good consistent taste throughout. These have been my only two experiences with CT Valley cigars. I am very impressed, and thank CoventryCat86 for bringing me up to speed on these cigars.
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