knightlaird
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In my opinion, one other outstanding premium cigar, especially for those of us seeking exceptional value, is the Flor De Gonzalez Torpedo. This fine cigar has even been favorably compared to expensive Cuban cigars. Enjoy!
knightlaird said:In my opinion, www.jrcigars.com has the best prices available for both the Tabantillas Gran Duque Maduro, and the Flor De Gonzalez Torpedo. These fine premium cigars are also available from other cigar merchants. The name of the game here is true value. I believe that many of us are looking for true value in an excellent premium cigar. Enjoy!
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knightlaird said:In my opinion,
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knightlaird said:In my opinion, one other outstanding premium cigar, especially for those of us seeking exceptional value, is the Flor De Gonzalez Torpedo. This fine cigar has even been favorably compared to expensive Cuban cigars. Enjoy!
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knightlaird said:In my opinion, www.jrcigars.com has the best prices available for both the Tabantillas Gran Duque Maduro, and the Flor De Gonzalez Torpedo. These fine premium cigars are also available from other cigar merchants. The name of the game here is true value. I believe that many of us are looking for true value in an excellent premium cigar. Enjoy!
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knightlaird said:'Cheap yard cigars'? Not hardly! If interested, you need to learn about the background and history of these two cigars. You also need to know about the documented high ratings that these cigars have received over the years from the knowledgeable cigar aficionado community. This information could likely be obtained by doing a complete, correct, and thorough Internet search. Then, you will hopefully learn the truth.
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knightlaird said:"What is the difference between a $10 and a $2 cigar? Eight bucks."--Lew Rothman. If you would like to see unbiased ratings and reviews for your favorite premium cigars, or to submit ratings and reviews of your own, you may go to www.top25cigar.com. Regards, knightlaird
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cigardawg said:knightlaird said:"What is the difference between a $10 and a $2 cigar? Eight bucks."--Lew Rothman. If you would like to see unbiased ratings and reviews for your favorite premium cigars, or to submit ratings and reviews of your own, you may go to www.top25cigar.com. Regards, knightlaird
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OK, pull you nose out of Lew Rothman's butt long enough to realize that these are not and never will be premium or super-premium cigars. They are yard gars, plain and simple. Have I smoked them? Yes I have. I can give them this review...they are not the worst cigars that I have ever smoked.
Now, you talked about history. Neither of these cigars have much history. Both cigars were started in the early to mid nineties during the cigar boom. Both were made with less than premium, aged tobacco and both were way over-priced. In fact, the Flor de Gonzalez used to go for 6$ to $12 a stick, depending on the vitola. Tabantillas...a little less. What happened? Well, when the cigar boom ended, the companies making these cigars realized that they could not sell their over-priced, less-than-quality cigars, so they did the next best thing. They sold out for pennies on the dollar to JRCigars. JR takes the old cigars and sells them for a fraction of the price in the original packaging. Then, he has them reblended with some cheap tobacco, repackaged, and sells them as the "new and improved __________ (you fill in the blank)". There is your history on these two cigars.![]()
Now, fill out your profile and let's see if we can figure out if you actually associated with JR Cigars or Cigars of Santa Clara in anyway or if you are just having a love affair with Lew from afar.
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cigardawg said:knightlaird said:"What is the difference between a $10 and a $2 cigar? Eight bucks."--Lew Rothman. If you would like to see unbiased ratings and reviews for your favorite premium cigars, or to submit ratings and reviews of your own, you may go to www.top25cigar.com. Regards, knightlaird
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OK, pull you nose out of Lew Rothman's butt long enough to realize that these are not and never will be premium or super-premium cigars. They are yard gars, plain and simple. Have I smoked them? Yes I have. I can give them this review...they are not the worst cigars that I have ever smoked.
Now, you talked about history. Neither of these cigars have much history. Both cigars were started in the early to mid nineties during the cigar boom. Both were made with less than premium, aged tobacco and both were way over-priced. In fact, the Flor de Gonzalez used to go for 6$ to $12 a stick, depending on the vitola. Tabantillas...a little less. What happened? Well, when the cigar boom ended, the companies making these cigars realized that they could not sell their over-priced, less-than-quality cigars, so they did the next best thing. They sold out for pennies on the dollar to JRCigars. JR takes the old cigars and sells them for a fraction of the price in the original packaging. Then, he has them reblended with some cheap tobacco, repackaged, and sells them as the "new and improved __________ (you fill in the blank)". There is your history on these two cigars.![]()
Now, fill out your profile and let's see if we can figure out if you actually associated with JR Cigars or Cigars of Santa Clara in anyway or if you are just having a love affair with Lew from afar.
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