I've had 2 boxes of trinidadas from the 06 prod year (coloniales and reyes) and a box of HdM petit robusto.... all 2 boxes were outstanding... I also had about half a box of PSD4... they were OK, but i think will smooth out with time.. they were too rough for me (and I usually like full bodied cigars). the trinidads will definitely get WAY better with age, but they are such good cigars (even at such a young age) that I find it extremely hard to age those stogies and not smoke them...
2006??? my god man, it would be like violating a virgin! Any thing that young is prepubescent in cigar years. Put those puppies away for a couple of more years.
Non illegitimus carborundum
Posts: 2939 | Location: Welland | Registered: August 21, 2002
Originally posted by kechke: 2006??? my god man, it would be like violating a virgin! Any thing that young is prepubescent in cigar years. Put those puppies away for a couple of more years.
LOL... I like to taste before I invest. 2006 looks like it may require additional investment.
Posts: 2429 | Location: 9th Plain of Hell | Registered: March 10, 2003
I have a few boxes of 06's unopened that I will let age for a few more years. I usually try singles when in Cuba to judge how they might be with some age. If I don't like them I give them to my son, he'll smoke anything.
Non illegitimus carborundum
Posts: 2939 | Location: Welland | Registered: August 21, 2002
I have a box of Bolivar Coronas from 2006 and I guess I've "violated" 2 of them. These are excellant now. I wonder if I can hold out on the rest of them for a year or so.
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Overall, I would rate the 2006 production as a good year. My favorite would be 1998 with 2001 as a close second. Not for Bolivar, but just for Cuban production in general.
The Oncoming Storm
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