wwhwang:For AJ Fernandez, I think it's because he keeps trying to top his last top blend. Ex. Man O' War was topped by Ruination, which he considers topped by Diesel Unlimited, etc. As for Gurkha and RP? I dunno.
t_evan50:I'm gunna go with the short answer of... "marketing". And man are they good at it. I've spent entirely too much money in just the last 3 days because of my need to try these latest and greatest excellent blends. Now I will say in AJ's case its usually right.
zeebra:It reminds me of movies that are being released. Every movie is "the best movie of the summer" ...etc. etc...
Christian_Sapp:does anyone know when alex is going to be putting up the armda deal i wanna try those!!!
j0z3r:This year especially, AJ's blends have been the best yet. Look at San Lotano, Ave Maria, San Miguel, MoW Armada...the guy is stepping up his game big time. So while he's probably not the best example for your point, I do agree with what you are saying, especially in regards to the Gurkhas and Rockys of the cigar world.
zeebra:I only started in February, so I'm still new to cigars... I just have a question that I've been curious about. Every time a manufacturer comes out with a new cigar, how come its always "the best blend" that they have made? I know they are promoting their cigars and want to sell them, but its hard to believe a lie like that. It just annoys the hell out of me with all the brands that keep doing this every time they come out with a new cigar. Some manufacturers that do this alot, just on top of my head...... AJ Fernandez Rocky Patel Gurkha Am I just crazy or does it bother others?