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AJ Fernandez Fresh Rolled Habano

cclark06cclark06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 11
I have been smoking on a mazo of 20 of AJ Fernandez fresh rolled habanos now for a week or so and have to say they are great everyday smokes for a good price. Now I'm no expert, I haven't been smoking long, but I think they are a good medium-bodied smoke. They are definitely worth a try.

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  • HeavyHeavy Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,590
    Love em. I keep the coronas on hand for a great, quick and cheap smoke. I haven't tried the maduro yet though.
  • jthanatosjthanatos Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,563
    If I smoked more often these could easily be a goto for me. Even still, I can't seem to keep any in my humi for aging... weird how that works.
  • roland_7707roland_7707 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,647
    jthanatos:
    If I smoked more often these could easily be a goto for me. Even still, I can't seem to keep any in my humi for aging... weird how that works.
    I like them a lot.
  • kingdavid5kingdavid5 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 293
    Never tried them before need to get around I usually like everything AJ has put out
  • big chunksbig chunks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,607
    I wonder how they taste with some age on them, do they change flavors cause they're fresh rolled
  • josiahcoljosiahcol Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 70
    i bought a mazo of 20 thinking i would keep 10 to smoke and 10 to age a bit...that was 3 months ago and i have 1 left, think i know whats going to be next on my to buy list lol
  • beatnicbeatnic Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,133
    I smoke em by the mazzo. Its' one of the only sticks in my humidor at work. Best inexpensive cigar you will find. They're called "fresh" for a reason. It has to do with how they treat the leaves. They don't necessarily age well. I like the habano better than the maduro. And I agree, the coronas are the perfect stick for a quick smoke on the go.
  • webmostwebmost Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,131
  • kingdavid5kingdavid5 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 293
    Are they anything like diesel cigars if so I may need to grab a mazo
  • beatnicbeatnic Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,133
    kingdavid5:
    Are they anything like diesel cigars if so I may need to grab a mazo
    In short, no. Not nearly the amount of spice, and a whole different texture of smoke. But, an AJ cigar, none the less.
  • Poker SlobPoker Slob Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 996
    I am 50/50 on AJ blends. I found this stick to be too harsh to enjoy.
  • WaterDemonWaterDemon Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 269
    I bought 2 mazo's from the sprint sale. One maduro, and the other the regular. Been sitting in my humi for over 9 months, been smoking them here and there. Great golfing cigar at first, but I'm seeing myself smoking them on my balcony more...they do change for the better. It's not a dramatic change, but it's little bit more enjoyable. They smooth out nicely. Not bad for the price though, always keeping some on hand.
  • VisionVision Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,701
    Poker Slob:
    I am 50/50 on AJ blends. I found this stick to be too harsh to enjoy.

    I found the same. Way better if kept at lower RH. I found if they sat in my 68RH humi they were really harsh and acrid. Had a few in my 62RH humi and found them to be better.
  • Churchill83Churchill83 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 80
    Heavy:
    Love em. I keep the coronas on hand for a great, quick and cheap smoke. I haven't tried the maduro yet though.
    I received a Maduro fresh rolled at little smoke, and thoroughly enjoyed it. The wrapper started unraveling on me though, but I chalked that up to being out in the dry elements of the pnw during the event
  • beatnicbeatnic Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,133
    just ordered a mazzo from the beard.
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