Trinidad Y Cia For Everyday Smokes?

[DKAudio]

I have been recommended Trinidad Y Cias for good cheap everyday smokes. At Tarheel a bundle is only $12-16 depending on size.
Any opinions?

What characteristics do they have?

I tried doing a search but didn't come up with anything useful.

Thanks

 

[ilcchef2]

They are an ok mild to medium bodied cigar rolled at the NATSA factory in Nicauragua, the same place that makes Jose Marti, and La Finca. I think they are a good value for the price. I may still have a couple of the corona size in one of my coolers, e-mail your snailer to Bellecroteau at aol dot com and I'll send you a couple to try if you want.
Ralph

 

[Big A]

I have a bundle that I've smoked a few out of and they are ok. They seem to be a hit or miss. 2 out of 6 have been plugged so far. I would spend a few more dollars and get something better. I loved the GR Special Red label and Fumadores I received.

I'll send you a few if Ralph doesn't. Just let me know.

 

[DKAudio]

Thank you for your replies!

 

[tigger]

I would much rather pay the extra ten bucks and buy a bundle of Consuegras than smoke Trinidad y Cias. I haven't had one in 8 or 9 years, but my recollection was that they were not good.

 

[DKAudio]

Hmm, I am thinking the same thing by your replies. Stick with Connies and Flor de Olivas for everyday smokes.

Thanks

 

[Niko]

I cannot stand Trinidad y Cias. They taste like pure ammonia and fresh ass.