Dunhill Estupendos Late 80's
Ok so this past week I had the pleasure of being gifted a once in a lifetime smoke, and was told the only catch was I had to smoke it and write a review. I normally dont write reviews since its hard for me to put in words what I taste in cigars, and I also dont smoke what I cant replace easily (I normally keep cigars like this for very special occasions and to collect).
Today I was supposed to just have the neighbors over for dinner and a nice relaxing evening. Thirteen pounds of Prime Rib on the rotisserie later and all the good home cooked fixins you can imagine (including my signature homemade Georgia Pecan Pie and Pineapple Caserol) and Fourteen people later we had quiet a feast.
After getting everything cleaned up I sat down on the deck to watch the all the neigborhood kids play and smoke a cigar and shoot the breeze with my sister and friends that stopped by.
Well let me just say in short MRN is right (reference page 132 in MRNs book). From the first light until the ashes were burning my fingers this cigar was by far the best cigar I have ever smoked. I cant describe how full of flavor it was but oh so smooooooth. It started off with a nice nutty taste followed by a full array of spice with some floral hints. Towards the end it was all spice and nuts to me. The fullness of the flavor was out of this world only to be topped by how smooth it smoked. Pure white tight ash never needed a hint of touching up and good hour of full wonderful smoke. Again I say thanks to the friend that gifted me this and I will pay you back some day some how.
thanks again man you ROCK.
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Ok so this past week I had the pleasure of being gifted a once in a lifetime smoke, and was told the only catch was I had to smoke it and write a review. I normally dont write reviews since its hard for me to put in words what I taste in cigars, and I also dont smoke what I cant replace easily (I normally keep cigars like this for very special occasions and to collect).
Today I was supposed to just have the neighbors over for dinner and a nice relaxing evening. Thirteen pounds of Prime Rib on the rotisserie later and all the good home cooked fixins you can imagine (including my signature homemade Georgia Pecan Pie and Pineapple Caserol) and Fourteen people later we had quiet a feast.
After getting everything cleaned up I sat down on the deck to watch the all the neigborhood kids play and smoke a cigar and shoot the breeze with my sister and friends that stopped by.
Well let me just say in short MRN is right (reference page 132 in MRNs book). From the first light until the ashes were burning my fingers this cigar was by far the best cigar I have ever smoked. I cant describe how full of flavor it was but oh so smooooooth. It started off with a nice nutty taste followed by a full array of spice with some floral hints. Towards the end it was all spice and nuts to me. The fullness of the flavor was out of this world only to be topped by how smooth it smoked. Pure white tight ash never needed a hint of touching up and good hour of full wonderful smoke. Again I say thanks to the friend that gifted me this and I will pay you back some day some how.
thanks again man you ROCK.
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