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Each of these samplers contains the complete line up:
Reserva 48 - 7 x 48
Reserva 49 - 7⅝ x 49
Reserva 50 - 5 ¼ x 50
Reserva 55 - 6 x 55
Reserva 77 (The Shark) - 5 ⅞ x 64
So here’s the deal - buy an Añejo sampler TODAY and
get $90 of awesome cigars for $64.95 and I'll throw in 2 of my
Rodrigo Boutique Blend cigars FREE!
http://www.classicsmokes.com/arturo-...anejo-sampler/
It doesn't include a 46 or a 60 so it isn't the "complete lineup".......
Yikes !!! I just copyed and pasted from the email that was sent. I bought some Rodrigo cigars a few months ago & seem to be on thier email list now.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
I'm not a huge fan of AF cigars. It just seemed like a good price (thought I'd pass it along)
Complete lineup is thier words not mine. I know very little about that line.
FWIW, a sampler of the complete line-up (7 añejo's) is $71.95 from Fuente's store.
http://tampasweetheart.com/?page=sho...aa94021725aac&
Shows you what I know about AF cigars....NOTHING! :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by craig
The 60 is a new one for this year. There, Paddy, some more AF knowledge!:smiley1:
THANKS Will !!! I've only smoked AF cigars that where gifted me. I have never straight out bought one.Quote:
Originally Posted by badwhale
Wait, Thats a lie. I have purchased AF cigars. But with the sole intention of gifting them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy
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Originally Posted by badwhale
The 60 is my new favorite, it's a short 48. A 48 is 7" x 48 and a 60 is 6 1/4" x 48. It's the only one other than the 77 where the name of the cigar doesn't match it's ring gauge.
I love Añejos! I smoked a 50 yesterday and I have to run some errands this afternoon and I think I'll smoke another one during the trip.:smiley4:
Yeah, I figured you did a cut and paste job so I wasn't critical of you, just of the freakin' merchant who is clueless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy
Thanks though paddy for posting that one up because it's a pretty good deal and thanks too to Craig who posted up an even better deal from TampaSweethearts.
As I said in my previous post, I love these cigars and while the 60, the 50 and the 48 are my top three in that order, I'll take ANY size that any shop has available. To me, they all smoke and taste the same unlike the Opus X where the little ones are powerful and the bigger ones are milder. I've found a 46 to taste the same as a 49 (the two extremes) and if I have a choice of sizes, I'll make my selection based on how much time I have to smoke it. For instance, on the 2+ hour drive back from the Social Distortion show in New Hampshire, I lit up a 49 because I knew it was going to be a LONG ride!