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I should have been slapped for getting this sherpa. The cigar, to me, tastes like a hayloft
covered in manure. This cigar is not only mild but
suffers from no personality. Those of you who are
masochistic need look no further. OHHH Don!!!
This is even a cigar that TT would reject [I think] I wonder why Hansotia would even claim responsibility for such a product. can't imagine!

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Which ones did you get Irv? What color band was it? Boy, they sound bad! Big Grin

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You'd have to dig a lot deeper in the craphole to turn off TT.

Mike

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Stogie! I bought two 5 packs at CI, the ring is
kinda orange or peach colored and says 2002 on it.
I tried the robusto and torpedo. They are really
a bad and boring cigar. I kinda know what you like from reading your threads here and I don't believe this is it. I would send you a couple
or all of them and you could try em. Who knows ,
maybe my taste buds are shot. It's not harsh just
lacks flavor ,tastes kinda empty, if ya know what I mean. Irv

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You can send some along with those Flor De Oliva Corojo samples I've been waiting for! Big Grin Razz Big Grin

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Hey stogie! E-mail me with your address and I'll get your some sherpas, flor de oliva Corjo, and a couple of others you might like. I'll get em to ya on Monday. I know it's somewhere in Texas. Irv

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Thanks, all, for the vote of confidence! Eek

I've never had one of these, but after your stirring remarks, I think I'll pass on any future purchases!

Take that, Micheansean! Cool


Now if you're in a hurry to get rid of Flor de Oliva's, Irv, you can send them all to me! Big Grin

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hey tiny! I got one Sherpa left but am now out of the FDO Corojo. If ya want, I'll ship it to ya plus a couple of others that might appeal to you.
Let me know. Than I would like to renew your comedy e-mails for another year.

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Severe,

I totally agree with you, i just had a Sherpa the other week (from CI as well) and it tasted like i mistakenly picked up and smoked a dog turd. To be honest, I'm not sure i have liked anyhting from Hansotia, although i do have a Gurkha Legend waiting in the humi that i'm curious to smoke.

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hey tiny! I got one Sherpa left but am now out of the FDO Corojo. If ya want, I'll ship it to ya plus a couple of others that might appeal to you.
Let me know. Than I would like to renew your comedy e-mails for another year.

Irv



email sent! Cool

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I could not agree with you more Js. I like the Gurkas better, they at least taste ok and I believe you should like it.
Ok tiny got the e-mail and will ship on Tuesday.
I hope I can keep Stogie as a friend after he smokes that Sherpa. AHHH he'll forgive me! Right.
Ok Stogie it's shipped, keep on eye out.

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Dear Severe,


Last night, after a fine supper of terrayaki wings and raw fries (crispy), I had just enough time to sample the Sherpa speciman that you so thoughfully sent me. It appeared in fine condition; cut nicely and at start up burn it lit properly. Believe it or not, for the first 5 minutes the taste was not bad; a little too mild for my general tastes, but nonetheless a mild smoke.

Then, almost on cue after about 5 minutes it became harsh. Oh, I kept smoking it as I am not one to give up on a cigar too fast, but it did not get any better! The bitterness was too predominent.

It would appear that your previous comments were accurate; the Sherpa is not a very good cigar, IMHO.

OH, thanks for the two tag-a-longs that you sent with it. I expect them to be much better! Wink

On a 10 point TT scale, the Sherpa receives a 3. Cool

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Hi TT, yes those tag alongs should be much better.
Well I see that you have now experienced the sherpa and that you'll never be the same again.
Cigar International has the best prices on samplers and sells some great premium cigars, but the Sherpa aint one of em. I cannot say that the Sherpa is the worst cigar I have ever had,no that would be untrue, but not at all to the level that one would expect from Hansotia "or however you spell his name". So I had my one night stand with
this cigar and now it's off to the next one. Irv

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Cigar International has the best prices on samplers and sells some great premium cigars, but the Sherpa aint one of em. I cannot say that the Sherpa is the worst cigar I have ever had,no that would be untrue, but not at all to the level that one would expect from Hansotia "or however you spell his name".


I like the Sherpas

I think all this Sherpa bashing is only because the cigar isn't named Montecristo or RYJ

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That is ridiculous. Montecristo and RyJ suck too. Talk bad about Torano and we might have words. Anyway, since when were a bunch of guys who trade bundled cigars worried about what the band says? Seems to me they gave sherpa a fair shake and found it lacking. Thanks for sparing my tastebuds the aggravation. I'll pass on the sherpa.

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Tell it like it is Pmpinbura. We must try to save each other from the wicked cigars that are out here waiting to ruin our day. We are happy we can save you from the likes of a Sherpa. I sent Stogie my last ones and hav'nt heard from him since. I hope he did'nt get sick or is coming up here to get some revenge. If I had anymore I'd
send ya one but thanks G-d they are gone. LOL
Irv

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I got one for ya PMP! I'll send it out to ya. I finally smoked the sherpa after about a 12 pack or more of silver bullets and playing some horseshoes. It didnt kill me! Big Grin And I'm not gonna come get revenge either Irv. It was a very mild cigar and wasnt all that, the intoxication helped pull me through the experience. That FDO Corojo was nice though, wish I had another. Gonna have to order some of these. Thanks Irv Big Grin

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Hey Stogie! those crojos are nice. The Sherpa
was mostly a boring cigar. The kind ya smoke and than ask yourself, "Why am I wasting my time with this when there is so many other good ones out there". At least I sent you a couple of others
that I thought you'd enjoy. Rock on! Irv

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I think they use 100% Sherpa in their sherpa cigars. I was stupid enough to buy a bundle for $25 at CI and I hated them. I tried a couple, figured I'd let them sit, tried them again a year later and then gave 'em away to mooches. You know what, now that I think about it, since I did that I haven't been mooched off so often. In fact, I wonder if any of those guys are still alive?

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I love gurkha cigars, but the sherpa sucked! I bought a bundle,and ended up giving the rest away. the one I tried tasted like grass, and the wrapper came apart at the tip. I can't believe Hansotia would make a cigar like that. it's definitely their worst.
 
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