Let's discuss Gurkha cigars

[Horseshoe]

I have had 3 or 4, and all of them have been poorly constructed. I can't seem to get over that aspect.

[DogRockets]

I have had 3 or 4, and all of them have been poorly constructed. I can't seem to get over that aspect.

Last time I saw you smoke a LP9 you had to touch it up a couple of times. Stop buying into the negative hype on Gurkha!

[herman]

I'm sure Gurkha has some others I'd enjoy, I just have troubles taking them seriously due to their marketing. I bought a Gurkha Ghost a little over MSRP at Downtown Disney and smoked it on the spot. It had a good burn, good construction, and good flavor. It got a little bitter and hot towards the nub and left a little lingering aftertaste, but it didn't ruin the smoke for me. It was good, but a little overpriced. While browsing their endless lines with imaginative packaging and pricing, I can kind of see why they were sold at Disney. Consequently, there are just too many other cigars out there I'd rather try first.

[Zeede]

I'm sure Gurkha has some others I'd enjoy, I just have troubles taking them seriously due to their marketing. I bought a Gurkha Ghost a little over MSRP at Downtown Disney and smoked it on the spot. It had a good burn, good construction, and good flavor. It got a little bitter and hot towards the nub and left a little lingering aftertaste, but it didn't ruin the smoke for me. It was good, but a little overpriced. While browsing their endless lines with imaginative packaging and pricing, I can kind of see why they were sold at Disney. Consequently, there are just too many other cigars out there I'd rather try first.

This must've been in Florida. California is so hostile about smoking I can't see it happening in Anaheim.