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Tatuaje Series P

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sgates

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Just wanted to pass on the word as a lot of people are wanting to try these and the Havana VI's, but the Series P are harder to find right now (and seemingly aren't a bad deal)

The only place I have seen any Tatuaje Series P on-line & they had one of each box. I ordered the corona gorda, but they have one of each size left.


http://www.famous-smoke.com/cigars/search/....cfm/inum/24120
 
Anyone tried these? I really like DPG cigars right now, and would be interested in 5-10 of these if someone buys a box. Shoot me a pm if you are interested and we can work something out. Thanks

Brandon
 
:angry: Must have will power...Anejo season approaches....HELP!!!!!! :0 :p
 
Is it just me or do these seem way over priced? Consider they are mixed filler and you can get Padron 2000s for $65
 
jabba said:
Is it just me or do these seem way over priced? Consider they are mixed filler and you can get Padron 2000s for $65
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In my opinion the series P is a superior cigar and worth the price.

Doc.
 
jabba said:
Is it just me or do these seem way over priced? Consider they are mixed filler and you can get Padron 2000s for $65
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I certainly don't know for sure since I haven't tried one yet. However, I've tried a lot of Pepins (several of which are ones that haven't gotten much hype because they aren't released to many vendors) and the more that I smoke the more I become less satisfied with the regular Padron line in comparison. The Pepins just have a more interesting, complex profile to them that I enjoy over Padrons. Don't get me wrong, I still like the regular line of Padrons (all you would need to do is look at my humi to see), but I just don't reach for them as much anymore as my collection of Pepins have increased. Therefore, to get to your question, it's all in the taste regardless of whether they are a mixed filler. I'm definitely going to try a couple, as I do with any Pepin smoke that I can get my hands on. :rolleyes:
 
I have nothing against mixed filler, I love the Quintero Brevas but not at $5 per stick.
 
These are $102 with free shipping from famous for 31 cigars in a box, or a little over $3 per stick.

This is almost the same price as the RP Selects I am buying at $60 for 20.
 
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