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Cigar DJ
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- Aug 20, 2001
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Last night we went to the drive in, and sitting there watching MIB II I lit the one Trinidad Fundadores Cigar I had . Now last Christmas I gifted a few of these away as secret Santa gifts, yet never tried one untill last night.
The look was a sturdy build a nice long smoke the scent was great it had matured well (I think this one was a 1998 )
I lit it and found a Honey sweetness to this smoke. The guy in the next car started sniffing outside the car, He said excuse me but that is a devine cigar. I asked if he smoked and grabbed my travel dor he said he use to and thanked me for the offer.
I sat back and savored that smoke, it was a cool treat.
The sweet and robust flavor only grew to a bold and Yummy finish. Now I have nubbed cigars before but this one was one of the all time (desire to burn you fingers) cigars.
What is funny is this is the exact place (drive in) that I fell in love with the partagas short cigars.
So the verdict is in, that particular Trinidad Fundadores won as my alltime favorite Cuban smoke.
It was rather divine.
Thanks.
The look was a sturdy build a nice long smoke the scent was great it had matured well (I think this one was a 1998 )
I lit it and found a Honey sweetness to this smoke. The guy in the next car started sniffing outside the car, He said excuse me but that is a devine cigar. I asked if he smoked and grabbed my travel dor he said he use to and thanked me for the offer.
I sat back and savored that smoke, it was a cool treat.
The sweet and robust flavor only grew to a bold and Yummy finish. Now I have nubbed cigars before but this one was one of the all time (desire to burn you fingers) cigars.
What is funny is this is the exact place (drive in) that I fell in love with the partagas short cigars.
So the verdict is in, that particular Trinidad Fundadores won as my alltime favorite Cuban smoke.
It was rather divine.
Thanks.