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Got my first box last week.This one lives up to its reputation.My son asked me if I needed a roach clip....Wonder how he knows about those.Any how perfect burn, perfect draw. No underfill problems here.I'll have to get another box to age.
 
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one of my favs, reminds me that i need to get a another box. . .are you smoking 04s?
 
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Yes,04 Smile
 
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I got some KMM JUN 04 that are damn good despite being young. I've had a lot of draw problems with these in past, but this box seems fine.


The risk of kicking butt is you get some crap on your shoe
 
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Recently the Monte#2's wrapper has NOT been a deep dark "oily brown," which I prefer, but much lighter brown wrapper, but overall construction remains consistent (almost a tan color or a light brown wrapper). I do find a difference in flavor profile when the wrapper is a darker brown, but there have been rare exceptions. Nonetheless, I love to see a deep "oily," chocolate dark brown wrapper on ALL my Cubans
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My box GKI DIC03 are dark and oily and smoking great. More rest, more better.
 
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These are what smoking Cubans is all about for me. When I light them up, and when they're "on", it's pure heaven on earth. Even the ones that aren't "on" are still pretty good.

Eddie
 
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My code was LLN, I'm not as cocerned about the factory code as the month. I can't tell if it's UUL or JUL 04. These are almost as dark as my BBFs but not quite.And for being so young they are great!This box won't last.
 
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I have NPD, AXC, JMZ and PAS. Which factories are they?


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I havea box from oCT 03 THAT ARE VERY GOOD AS WELL.

gUESS i NEED TO INVEST IN SOME 04'S


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Posts: 514 | Location: Chester, VA. | Registered: August 30, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Originally posted by InfrnalSky:
These are what smoking Cubans is all about for me. When I light them up, and when they're "on", it's pure heaven on earth. Even the ones that aren't "on" are still pretty good.

Eddie


Nice, photo's. Did I see an Opus-Opus-X in the corner? Every now and then I will also smoke a non-cuban just for a change of pace. Then when I light up the "real deal," it makes me apprciate even more my cuban smokes!

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hey Doc, I believe it's an Opus X Super Belicoso. I was going to smoke them over a year ago, but I was told by a wise cigar smoker to wait two years to smoke them. So I still have 10 months to go, and I'll see how they are.

I know what you mean about "the real deal". I have about 75% Cubans in the humi right now, and the number of NCs keeps getting smaller and smaller Wink

Eddie
 
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hey Doc, I believe it's an Opus X Super Belicoso. I was going to smoke them over a year ago, but I was told by a wise cigar smoker to wait two years to smoke them. So I still have 10 months to go, and I'll see how they are.

I know what you mean about "the real deal". I have about 75% Cubans in the humi right now, and the number of NCs keeps getting smaller and smaller Wink

Eddie


I know that this is the Cuban site, but what NC do you part take in?

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hey Doc, I believe it's an Opus X Super Belicoso. I was going to smoke them over a year ago, but I was told by a wise cigar smoker to wait two years to smoke them. So I still have 10 months to go, and I'll see how they are.

I know what you mean about "the real deal". I have about 75% Cubans in the humi right now, and the number of NCs keeps getting smaller and smaller Wink

Eddie


Nice pics Eddie. Just stopped by the office to pick up a couple of smokes for T-day.After those pictures I'll take a couple of Montes.We're cooking a pig today at my uncles and after dinner my cousins and I are going to open goose season. Never had a good smoke while shooting geese,but they are two of my favorite pastimes.Happy hollidays.
 
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I take mine out, I just don't want aluminum next to my smokes. Don't know if it makes a differance or not but I prefer beer out of a bottle.
 
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i always take tubes off. that way if they are under/overhumidified when i get them they can settle out. and as you said, why would you put aluminum in a humidor that's supposed to house cedar and cigars?
 
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Hey Doc,

I love LGCs, especially the Wavell Maduro and Serie R Maduros. I love the Camacho Diplomas and enjoy on occasion an AF Short Story. How about yourself?

Eddie
 
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