5 Vegas Classic
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mrpillow
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Tonight I lit up my first 5 Vegas Classic. I was rather impressed. Good flavors, excellent burn, and CLOUDS of thick smoke. The perfect weather probably helped the enjoyment =D
The ash only fell once at that point it was about 2" long, fell right as I was getting ready to take a picture. Smoked it down till it was burning the fingertips after that! I'll definitely be getting some more of these.
The ash only fell once at that point it was about 2" long, fell right as I was getting ready to take a picture. Smoked it down till it was burning the fingertips after that! I'll definitely be getting some more of these.
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Nice... The photo is a plus.
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try the torpedo. I love the robusto but the torpedo blows it out of the water in my opinion!
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The Torpedo is awesome, it is the only size I have had it in so far though,lol.
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This. Just be careful you don't poke your eye out. They're the pointiest torps I've ever seen.Alex Williams:try the torpedo. I love the robusto but the torpedo blows it out of the water in my opinion! -
+1 hahahaha, I was just thinking the same thing the other day when I saw it in my humi. Damn thing looks like a giant pencil
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There like nipples after much arousal!urbino:
This. Just be careful you don't poke your eye out. They're the pointiest torps I've ever seen.Alex Williams:try the torpedo. I love the robusto but the torpedo blows it out of the water in my opinion!
For some reason I don't know why, I use to really like the classic. I actually bought a 10er of them and a 5er of the ccom red labels. After having them both sit for almost a year in the same humi, I started to smoke them. I actually got more from the red label than the classic. I think the classic is a good cigar but for me the red label is my go to cigar. But I don't care for them fresh. After getting a couple of boxes I have determined they taste more even and sweet after several, several months. -
I've only had the robusto and the Toro sizes of the 5 Vegas Classic. I have a few torpedos resting. Can't wait to try them.....
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DITTO !
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arent the classic and red label the same??phobicsquirrel:
There like nipples after much arousal!urbino:
This. Just be careful you don't poke your eye out. They're the pointiest torps I've ever seen.Alex Williams:try the torpedo. I love the robusto but the torpedo blows it out of the water in my opinion!
For some reason I don't know why, I use to really like the classic. I actually bought a 10er of them and a 5er of the ccom red labels. After having them both sit for almost a year in the same humi, I started to smoke them. I actually got more from the red label than the classic. I think the classic is a good cigar but for me the red label is my go to cigar. But I don't care for them fresh. After getting a couple of boxes I have determined they taste more even and sweet after several, several months. -
no, they have a way different taste.
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are they different lines? i have never had a red label... i dont think. i am really confused!
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"Red Label" is the CCOM red label, not to be confused with the 5 Vegas Classic, which has a red label
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i think he is referring to a 5 vegas red label. it has been mentioned before and i thought it was the classic.doromath:"Red Label" is the CCOM red label, not to be confused with the 5 Vegas Classic, which has a red label -
phobicsquirrel:For some reason I don't know why, I use to really like the classic. I actually bought a 10er of them and a 5er of the ccom red labels. After having them both sit for almost a year in the same humi, I started to smoke them. I actually got more from the red label than the classic. I think the classic is a good cigar but for me the red label is my go to cigar. But I don't care for them fresh. After getting a couple of boxes I have determined they taste more even and sweet after several, several months.
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wow. i might be retarded. Please ignore all of my posts regarding this subjectdoromath:phobicsquirrel:For some reason I don't know why, I use to really like the classic. I actually bought a 10er of them and a 5er of the ccom red labels. After having them both sit for almost a year in the same humi, I started to smoke them. I actually got more from the red label than the classic. I think the classic is a good cigar but for me the red label is my go to cigar. But I don't care for them fresh. After getting a couple of boxes I have determined they taste more even and sweet after several, several months.
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Well, we weren't gonna say anything, but...Alex Williams:
wow. i might be retarded.doromath:phobicsquirrel:For some reason I don't know why, I use to really like the classic. I actually bought a 10er of them and a 5er of the ccom red labels. After having them both sit for almost a year in the same humi, I started to smoke them. I actually got more from the red label than the classic. I think the classic is a good cigar but for me the red label is my go to cigar. But I don't care for them fresh. After getting a couple of boxes I have determined they taste more even and sweet after several, several months.
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sorry buddy didn't mean to confuse.Alex Williams:
i think he is referring to a 5 vegas red label. it has been mentioned before and i thought it was the classic.doromath:"Red Label" is the CCOM red label, not to be confused with the 5 Vegas Classic, which has a red label -
no, its my fault for not reading your post closely enough!phobicsquirrel:
sorry buddy didn't mean to confuse.Alex Williams:
i think he is referring to a 5 vegas red label. it has been mentioned before and i thought it was the classic.doromath:"Red Label" is the CCOM red label, not to be confused with the 5 Vegas Classic, which has a red label
hey now gramps... at least i dont have to take the little blue pill to performurbino:
Well, we weren't gonna say anything, but...Alex Williams:
wow. i might be retarded.doromath:phobicsquirrel:For some reason I don't know why, I use to really like the classic. I actually bought a 10er of them and a 5er of the ccom red labels. After having them both sit for almost a year in the same humi, I started to smoke them. I actually got more from the red label than the classic. I think the classic is a good cigar but for me the red label is my go to cigar. But I don't care for them fresh. After getting a couple of boxes I have determined they taste more even and sweet after several, several months.
Bolded for added effect But i have heard that you can really please a burro!
