Want to walk on the milder side ...
JDH
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My palate must be changing...again. It's all Dustin's fault. He rants about the Avo Classics so much I finally gave them a try, now I'm buying them fairly regularly. They're a really nice change of pace from the powerhouse Nicaraguan/Honduran sticks.
So here's the deal; what would be some recomendations for good mild - med bodied (probably Equadoran connie wrappers) cigars with medium - full flavor? Keep in mind that I usually just don't buy the higher end cigars, so Davidoff isn't going to be in my rotation. What about the San Lotano connie?
So here's the deal; what would be some recomendations for good mild - med bodied (probably Equadoran connie wrappers) cigars with medium - full flavor? Keep in mind that I usually just don't buy the higher end cigars, so Davidoff isn't going to be in my rotation. What about the San Lotano connie?
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imagine that a bit milder and a bit more to the licorice and sweet side and that is the undertone in the 101 Connie.
you will be happy with that.
the Davidoff thousand serie3s has the musk that you can find in the avo classic so if thats what you like in the Avo then you will love the thousand series. its is way more defined in that smoke.
Thanks for the tip! Is this a great place or what!
"Using a unique Honduran-grown Connecticut wrapper, this wrapper translates into big flavor. Now this blend isn't a power-house, but it's definitely one of the strongest Connecticuts on the market. Starting off with traditional Connecticut creaminess, this blend evolves into a medium-bodied burst of pepper, earth, and cedar before completing with a smooth, solid finish." per CCom
I think that is a pretty accurate description of it.
I had a Jameson Red Label that was pretty tasty a little while ago. Gurkha's Park Ave are nice I like those and they're very reasonable. If you can get your hands on a Gurkha Symphony I'd try that out. They were REALLY smooth and had lots of flavor for a stick labeled as mild. I enjoyed that with a glass of Jameson just last night.
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