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Aloha Fellers,

Has anyone ever tried these beauties? What a fantastic & different smoke. Excellent construction, great even draw & burn.

the flavor profiles were very sweet, mild spice/pepper notes during the first third, but then began to mellow out afterwards. Hints of cedar thoughout. the sweetness almost reminded me of like, sweet, almost cake-like flavors, could not quite pin point it, but it was def. sugary/cakeish. Also had some herbal/tea hints as well. a very different smoke.

anyhow, i smoked my fifth one last night and all of them had the same consistency. they begin a little harsh on the nose at first, but begin to mellow out as the stick begins to open up.

My concern, asi made a post yesterday on "CIGAR BLEEDING", a couple of folks stated that some cigar makers actually inject their smokes with dyes, flavors, etc. does anyone know if this is a practice of the Sancho Panza Non-Cuban branch? just curious because the flavors in this smoke were rather different.

thanks for reading muchachos. thoughts?

-FS


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Yeah, I've smoked Dulcinea. Mild and nice, good for price. Experienced good draw, but uneven burn, canoeing at the end. Didn't think it's fantastic like you did, but quite good.

I don't think they use any dyes or flavoring in this line. Didn't feellike that. And then this is not maduro, or so I remember. I hear dyes are used to "make" maduros.


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Originally posted by V.O.:
Yeah, I've smoked Dulcinea. Mild and nice, good for price. Experienced good draw, but uneven burn, canoeing at the end. Didn't think it's fantastic like you did, but quite good.

I don't think they use any dyes or flavoring in this line. Didn't feellike that. And then this is not maduro, or so I remember. I hear dyes are used to "make" maduros.



Canoeing really vexes me!!!!!!!

the reason i asked about possible flavor enhancements is because i have not tasted that particular profile in any cigar. its different but very unique. ITs not a 90+ smoke, but a def. humi stuffer imho.


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Interesting....haven't seen this smoke out anywhere. I really love the Double Maduros from Sancho Panza and have been close to buying a box a few times because the price is so good. What do these cigars go for?
 
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Interesting....haven't seen this smoke out anywhere. I really love the Double Maduros from Sancho Panza and have been close to buying a box a few times because the price is so good. What do these cigars go for?



Cedar Strip,

these are actually somewhat cheap. i just bought a few more of these butes for about $3 a pop. i think. regardless, there are very moderately priced.


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these are actually somewhat cheap. i just bought a few more of these butes for about $3 a pop.
$3 a pop! I paid like $9 in my local B&M. But then they sell only dog rockets for less than that...


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these are actually somewhat cheap. i just bought a few more of these butes for about $3 a pop.
$3 a pop! I paid like $9 in my local B&M. But then they sell only dog rockets for less than that...



Dog rockets.............lol!!!


OK, i stand corrected, $4.45 a stick.


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Dog rockets.............lol!!!


OK, i stand corrected, $4.45 a stick.

Ah, I now feel 48.33% better Smile So I paid just 2x more, not 3x.
For dog rockets, seriuosly, the B&Ms here offer no decent cigar for less than $8-9. Well, with exception of a few good cigarillos.


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Need to take a look around...I'm pretty sure I've tried all the Sancho Panza's at the local shop. Hopefully I just overlooked these.
 
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