Erik Espinosa Miami Fresh Rolled

I thought about these for my last purchase, but hadn't ever heard of them. I've heard of Espinosa, but figured I'd stick with something known for now. Glad you posted this, may give them a try next time around.

First, I apologize for no pictures. I had fully intended on it, but things were going on and I forgot about it

I received this cigar from Doug for my birthday (Thank you so much Bro). So I decided it was to be smoked.
Being a cameroon fiend, any cigar that has that similar sweetness and cedary taste to it, is one I must get more of.
The burn was spot on. No touch up was needed at all.
The construction was a little on the tight side for me, but to be expected with a fresh roll.
A little time aging I think would correct that.

All in all, I would have to say, dollar wise, this has to be a cigar I would consider a great buy.
In my opinion, this would rival AJ's fresh roll, but on a different level.

If you like cameroons, in my opinon, you'll want to give this one a try.

I can see why they fly off the shelves.
It's one of those "best kept secrets" that once it gets out, it's hard to keep them in stock.
One of those cigars that when you smoke it, you go, "This is a bundle cigar?"

jgibv:

Are these the ones that a rep (don't remember who) posted about a while back .... saying they're a good replacement for the AJ fresh rolled?????

Going to give these a shot next time I'm in the market for some "cheapys"

I believe it is. Wish a corona was available.

Ken Light:

jgibv:

Are these the ones that a rep (don't remember who) posted about a while back .... saying they're a good replacement for the AJ fresh rolled?????

Going to give these a shot next time I'm in the market for some "cheapys"

Sean Lamb and yes. LINK

Still no corona and more expensive than the AJ ones. And, of course, not FTW.

Thanks Ken. I tried searching for it, but, well, you know how that goes.....