Unbelievable Smoke

ol_smokey1

I smoked an absolutely amazing cigar today, and I felt that it was my civil duty to let the community know. It legitimately might have been the best cigar I've ever had (although take that with a grain of salt, as I'm still getting my feet wet with new brands). Oh my gosh, it was so smooth and satisfying; even burn, perfect draw. I think the H. Upmann Vintage Cameroon will forever be in my Top 5 favorite sticks. Now if only I can get my hands on a box...

Amos Umwhat

Love those. Bought one at a B&M in east TN, went back for moe. Mmmm...cameroon!

webmost

PM to ya old smokey

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ol_smokey1

Great find on the website... I've never been there before but they seem really affordable. The B&M that carried them over by me just closed shop, and I haven't seem them anywhere else, so this is helpful (couldn't find them on ccom or CI). Thanks!

webmost

schidt... How'd I put that here? I meant to PM that to you smokey. My bad. Wrong button I guess.

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ol_smokey1

Mmm...just saying it gets me excited ha. What do you mean by "fragile"? I'll look into those others...thanks for the suggestions! I don't know if this is a rookie question, but what role does the cameroon wrapper exactly play into the cigar experience?

Bob Luken

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amantedelsigaro

Hm. Good but not the best I smoked. Have you tried the Montecristo Media Noche cigars?

ol_smokey1

amantedelsigaro:

Hm. Good but not the best I smoked. Have you tried the Montecristo Media Noche cigars?

Unfortunately, I can't say that I have. I've only had 2 Montecristos before--first one was a Montecristo Platinum and the second was just the classic if I recall correctly. The Platinum was a little lackluster for me--the flavor wasn't anything spectacular, and I remember having a very tight draw/not a lot of smoke. That could have been my fault though. The classic was decent, but I don't remember much as it was over a year ago. I'd love to give good ol' Monte another chance though!