Cigar Factory New Orleans - fill me in

Not sure what you mean? Throw them in the Humi and give em a couple months.
If your asking if they are an incredible stick, and should you pursue getting more, Id say no. But each of us has our own tastes, Very thoughtful gesture though!
Walk a little further down Bourbon street then hang a right on Orleans St, there youll find Crescent City cigar. Go in, pick a cigar, kick back and enjoy!

LiquidChaos66:

The Kid:

Not sure what you mean? Throw them in the Humi and give em a couple months.
If your asking if they are an incredible stick, and should you pursue getting more, Id say no. But each of us has our own tastes, Very thoughtful gesture though!
Walk a little further down Bourbon street then hang a right on Orleans St, there youll find Crescent City cigar. Go in, pick a cigar, kick back and enjoy!

I wasn't sure if these were supposed to be amazing cigars or if they were run of the mill sticks. Either way the gift is what mattered to me

I would say they are amazing in the fact that they were gifted to you by friends. I wouldnt call them a run of the mill stick as one can only find those in New Orleans, and they are good enough where I wouldnt call them a novelty. I hope they bounce back (i think they will) and you are able to enjoy at least one and then maybe save one to remember the thought.

Crescent city also has a pretty good selection of Viaje for those of you that enjoy those ,, I wont mention any names,,cough cough JSNAKE, But Im sure he already knows that ;o)

I smoked a couple awhile back....nothing memorable about them....your average yard/fishing 'gar.

I know it's an old thread, but I was looking for opinions on these guys.  I'm over there in Nola usually twice a year, and I always stop in to pick up a few sticks.  I like to let them sit in the humi for a few weeks before I burn one.
Like someone said, they're not spectacular, but they do develop a little character with some time.  I think I like them simply because they're like smoking a souvenir of my trip... and I like watching them roll them right there, too.

LiquidChaos66 said:

I had a couple of each in the pic. I enjoyed them. They weren't the best cigars I've had but they weren't terrible. For me it was mostly the fact that someone thought of me and bought these as a gift. if I were to ever visit there... I would grab a few more. 

If you do visit, make sure to bypass the little storefront on Bourbon, and head over to their bigger location on Decatur.  That's where they have people rolling, and the large walk-in humidor.  I've bought from the Bourbon location, and I've gotten dry sticks, wrappers separating, etc. 

I've been by the location on Decatur several times and have yet to go in. I've always been a little sloshed coming back from bourbon and just trying to make it back to my hotel safely.  Lol.   The store looks cool and got to get in there