HE Norteno Lonsdale. Every time I smoke one of either these, or the original HE Lonsdale I start debating in my mind which one I like better. I still cannot decide. Both are phenomenal cigars.
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HE Norteno Lonsdale. Every time I smoke one of either these, or the original HE Lonsdale I start debating in my mind which one I like better. I still cannot decide. Both are phenomenal cigars.
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How are they? I have a torpedo I've been sitting on for about a year and have not fired it up for whatever reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordan23
Not bad after a rest. Good Nicaraguan tobacco.
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I had a Fuente Cubanito before eating supper.
Not the greatest cigar but with age, it was rather tasty
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They're the Monte 2 of the non-cuban world as far as consistency goes...IMO. I've had some that were really good and I've had others that were bland or so so. It's been like this through two boxes so far. I keep my sticks in the 63 to 65 range, maybe I need to dry box em some next time.Quote:
Originally Posted by thechasm442
Hopefully, you get a really good one: citrus, nuts, leather, etc.