Quinteros
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gregor22
Woof!
Machine made, from what I've read they are a good smoke for the $. Have a fiver aging right now. 
MilesMingusMonk
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ryan7107 said:
Production Notes:
Tripa Corta (Short Filler ) : Machine bundled / Hand Finished
Quintero Brevas 40 x 5 1/2 "
Quintero Nacioneles 40 x 5 1/2"
Quintero Londres Extra 40 X 4 7/8 "
Quintero Panetelas 37 X 5"
Mecanizado ( Completely machine made )
Quintero Londres 40 x 4 7/8"
Quintero Puritos 29 X 4 1/8 "
CoventryCat86
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Quinteros are great cigars but they are strong.
racing_fan
New Member
Had one of these on Saturday and I thought it was a pretty decent smoke. I am not very good at decerning individual tastes or flavors but I thought it had a very unique taste. Great aroma, burned well and it was a very pleasant smoke.
I thought it tasted a bit like an Arturo Fuente Cuban Corona, IMHO
I thought it tasted a bit like an Arturo Fuente Cuban Corona, IMHO
lucasbuck
Sheriff Buck
How would you compare them to Piedras in terms of strength Bill?coventrycat86 said:
CoventryCat86
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Personally I think the Quinteros are a little stronger but that's probably mostly because the Quinteros I've been smoking lately are Arpil, 2004 :0
In my experience, the Quinteros burn better and the Jose Piedras are a slightly "harsher"
That may have just sounded stupid but I measure "strength" in terms of the nicotine content, etc. and when I say "harsh" I mean that it burns hot which may be caused by the fact that the Jose Piedras I've smoked in the past may have been on the dry side.
In my experience, the Quinteros burn better and the Jose Piedras are a slightly "harsher"
That may have just sounded stupid but I measure "strength" in terms of the nicotine content, etc. and when I say "harsh" I mean that it burns hot which may be caused by the fact that the Jose Piedras I've smoked in the past may have been on the dry side.
