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Cigar no. 6 This cigar was a real beauty. It was very smooth, refined, balanced and complex. The prelight revealed very little but was pleasant. They really don't come any smother than this, not the slightest hint of harshness. It started off with a blast of Spanish cedar which...

Damn, I knew I should have said Cuban. And I figured by the way the cigars were falling it would be more likely Cuban than Nicaraguan but I'm trying not to think about it that way and give my honest opinion. I was torn and considering the way my luck is I got it wrong. But I must say, that...

Cigar no.5 This is another good one, I definitely enjoyed it. It had a nice prelight smell and some noticeable cinnamon spice on the prelight draw. In the first two thirds it held the Cinnamon flavor and had some notes of cedar and chocolate. It was full bodied, but not overly so, rich...

Actually I would really like to try another. This one doesn't settle well with me. I should have liked this cigar more. It's hard for me to believe this cigar wouldn't taste obviously Cuban. I am in no way going to judge this cigar by this one taste test. It was on my must try list, but...

Yeah, I did like it. I've never had a Sir Winston before but always wanted to try it. Knowing how much these cost though I wouldn't consider it worth the extra money based on this particular example. And disapointingly it wasn't as good as my favorite Cubans. How much age did this one have Moki?

Cigar no. 4 I found this cigar agreeable. It was a pleasant smoke that I would try again if offered one but not one I would be likely to buy. Pre-light smell was a little rich and had some light barnyard notes. It started off mild-medium and built to a solid medium body. The base flavors...

Something realy HAD to be wrong here. It burned really weird. It tunneled like crazy and smelled aweful. Who knows?

Just bustin' on you bro. No problem at all, feel free and I hope you enjoy the thread. :thumbs:

Sorry Moki, I forgot to give my rating. 1/10 -mark

First, just because you smoke a cigar doesn't by any means guarantee you will be able to pick it out blindly. Second, the WCD is a different blend. Third, I'm not exactly an expert at this if you haven't noticed. :whistling:

It was like no San Cristobal I've ever had. I'm o.k. with those.