Rocky Patel 1992 60 Series

[Rod]

My friend gave me a RP '92 60 Series (60 ring gauge) cigar last night. Looks great, and smells good. Can't wait to fire it up this weekend. Just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with this particular cigar, and if so, what your thoughts are. I really like the RP line of cigars, never had a bad one, so I'm really looking forward to smoking this one.

 

[JHolmes763]

I'm a huge fan of the 90s and the Fusions, but there's something not quite right with the 92s, imo. The flavor is metallic. Maybe the 60s will burn differently and have a better flavor, though. Looking forward to the review. Here's my review of a 92 robusto.

---John Holmes...

 

[TugBoat]

I have a fiver I picked up awhile ago that I'm sitting on. I won't lie, I'm kind of intimidated by it's size. Hopefully I'll be able to find a couple hours pretty soon and burn one, every time I see them I consider smoking one but I then reach for something else.

 

[nicktressler]

I am usually a big fan of smaller ring gauges in most cigars, but in the vintage line the 60 is definitely my favorite. It gives so much flavor and tons of smoke. ENJOY it Rod !!!!!

 

[vortex]

I was gifted the 1990 60 and because I seldom smoke such a large ring gauge I put it up for a few months. I was pleasantly surprised when i finally torched it! Hell of a smoke. There goes the wrapper to filler ratio theory!

 

[PuroEsq]

I love both the 90's and 92's but did not care for the 60 size. The couple that I had did not burn very well. The falvor was a bit different than I was used to as well.

 

[Lkyman]

That Sixty is a great stick Rod - have a few aging and really enjoy them.

Scott