hey i got some of these a while back and i didnt care for the purple at all but the red was the one that hit my fancy. it had a good draw and it was pretty consistant all the way through.. good smoke for the price.
Just had my first ccom red label last night...I really enjoyed the cigar. Great draw, burned evenly and all around great smoke..Dont' want to jump the gun..but already thinking about purchasing a box. In the box with the sample pack that I got, was a 20 sampler pack of 5 vegas 5..what a deal...just reading other threads makes me want to buy them
I'm just as picky with cigars as I am with food. So far the only ccon label I like is the brazilian. I have smoked a minimum of 4 of each and they don't do anything for me. Granted they are cheap but the brazilian label is really good for being really cheap. I may try them again in the future just not ready now. For a cheap cigar, I like the fuente curly heads. Less than $2 and taste great!
I had the red label yesterday, and was very pleased with it. Typically, I don't care for full-bodied smokes but this was not overpowering, and it has only been resting for about 5 months. It also had some very white ash, which is always a nice judge in character/quality.
It also had some very white ash, which is always a nice judge in character/quality.
i think this is a commen misconception. the ash color is determined more by the soil its grown in than the quality of the roll or how good it tastes. the grurkha regent is one cigar that i really love and it almost never has a white ash.
You guys are probably right about that one.... of the few Cubans I've had, I recall a semi dark grey ash.... I've heard of some producing a very dark, charcoal ash, don't know if it's true or not.
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