Don Pepin Blue Label Lancero and Lynyrd Skynyrd

[jkoj]

Went to see Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Doobie Bros last Friday night and brought along a Pepin to smoke.I bought a fiver of these of Puff-n-stuff and was waiting for the right time to try one.Flawless construction great burn.This was a very good tasting stick not to strong(no spins) and some thick smoke.I'll admit I did have quite a few beers in me before toasting it up but I do remember it being one of the best cigars I have had .Anyway all was good, great concert.LOVE SKYNYRD.

 

[anvil]

Sounds nice mate
I have one resting. I might have to brave the winter and smoke it....

 

[Brickhouse]

Trust me, it wasn't the beers, these are very good cigars. I see them only improving with time. They are very good even now though.

 

[StogieFarts]

Skynyrd, alcohol, and a great cigar. What a perfect combo!

 

[denverdog]

I sampled one of these while in Vegas last week and it was a swift kick in the ass, very strong and tasty.

 

[audilicious]

the DPG lancero's are a great smoke, the lancero was always a size I stayed away from for some reason, but these have made me search out others.

 

[TugBoat]

Went to see Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Doobie Bros last Friday night and brought along a Pepin to smoke.I bought a fiver of these of Puff-n-stuff and was waiting for the right time to try one.Flawless construction great burn.This was a very good tasting stick not to strong(no spins) and some thick smoke.I'll admit I did have quite a few beers in me before toasting it up but I do remember it being one of the best cigars I have had .Anyway all was good, great concert.LOVE SKYNYRD.

Wow, that is a perfect night to me, Skynrd, beer and a Blue Label Lancero.

Lynyrd Skynyrd is one of my favorite bands, right now the Pepin Blue Label Lancero is one of my favorite cigars, and beer is.... beer

 

[vortex]

Although a close call with Padilla Sig 1932, 8&11 Miami, 601 Habana, and El Rey de los Habanos, I enjoy these the most. The reason I compare them at all is they are so similar. They are a Corojo/Criollo blend that is Pepin's primary blending motif. While similar, they are not identical. The amount of ligero and the balance of corojo and criollo vary quite a bit.

I like them all, though, Pepin whore that I am!