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Graycliff Double Espresso

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Had one today, what do you guys think of it?

I found it to be pretty smooth for the most part. A bit of coffee taste but not as much as I expected. Definitely felt it in the gut, as far as strength goes...
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,349
    I will pick them up while on a deal otherwise I pass. I like them, though not as good as their rep.
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,787
    I've had two and they both sucked. Burn and draw issues and not much going on in the flavor dept.
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    lilwing88:
    I've had two and they both sucked. Burn and draw issues and not much going on in the flavor dept.
    Maybe it wasn't just me then, I figured I didn't light it right, but it had some pretty serious burn problems. Ditto on the flavor. I kept waiting to pick more stuff out but....just had that slight coffee taste throughout.
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,681
    I had one gifted to me, loved it.
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 429
    I love that cigar, in the top 3 for me!
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    I have more, will try again. :)
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 316
    Still one of my favorite cigars, you do have to let them rest a few months.
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,068
    Well...to put it mildly...Only graycliff I've had that didn't suck
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    JCizzle:
    I have more, will try again. :)
    No I think what you should do put then in a box and mail them to me! ;)
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,762
    I've smoked quite a few Graycliffs, and at least a mazos worth of the Double Espresso. Maybe more. Like most of their line, the fresher your palate, the better. The flavors tend to be very delicate. With the DE, I get a lot of the complexity through the nose. It's a really smooth cigar, so I don't notice the strength right away, or sometimes at all. The predominant flavor I get is a mixture of espresso and chocolate. The aroma is amazing. I like them quite a bit, but I've had my share of plugs and off tasting sticks. I've said this before, and I really like Graycliff, but they are just not that consistent.
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    Theedge:
    Still one of my favorite cigars, you do have to let them rest a few months.
    Preferably 12-18 in my experience for them to really shine.
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,521
    I think it is a good cigar that is grossly overpriced, seemingly based only on brand name, and not quality of product delivered.
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    SmokySuit:
    JCizzle:
    I have more, will try again. :)
    No I think what you should do put then in a box and mail them to me! ;)
    PM to you! lol
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    j0z3r:
    Theedge:
    Still one of my favorite cigars, you do have to let them rest a few months.
    Preferably 12-18 in my experience for them to really shine.
    ////the 12-18 month rest...is this in reference to the DE?? or to any & all graycliffs??
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    bearb:
    j0z3r:
    Theedge:
    Still one of my favorite cigars, you do have to let them rest a few months.
    Preferably 12-18 in my experience for them to really shine.
    ////the 12-18 month rest...is this in reference to the DE?? or to any & all graycliffs??
    To the DE specifically, but also in general to all Graycliffs, at least the Bahamas blends, as they do tend to improve with some time...I don't think any amount of age would help the 1666 become anything more than decent.
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 429
    JCizzle:
    SmokySuit:
    JCizzle:
    I have more, will try again. :)
    No I think what you should do put then in a box and mail them to me! ;)
    PM to you! lol
    PM returned!
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,044
    j0z3r:
    bearb:
    j0z3r:
    Theedge:
    Still one of my favorite cigars, you do have to let them rest a few months.
    Preferably 12-18 in my experience for them to really shine.
    ////the 12-18 month rest...is this in reference to the DE?? or to any & all graycliffs??
    To the DE specifically, but also in general to all Graycliffs, at least the Bahamas blends, as they do tend to improve with some time...I don't think any amount of age would help the 1666 become anything more than decent.
    ///thanks, as I got a smaller 20 graycliff sampler in November, wanted to know how long to rest them b4 indulging! thanks
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    SmokySuit:
    JCizzle:
    SmokySuit:
    JCizzle:
    I have more, will try again. :)
    No I think what you should do put then in a box and mail them to me! ;)
    PM to you! lol
    PM returned!
    aaaaaand returned again. The ol' "review thread turned trade." lol
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  • Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 345
    I enjoy this stick. rest does smooth them.
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