S.T. Dupont??

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08-01-2005, 12:50 PM
jaewing

S.T. Dupont??

Ever had these? Reviews and comments welcome.

I was thinking about getting some since they were a good price. Would like some comments before spending my $$$.
08-01-2005, 04:19 PM
MMAB

I was gifted one a couple of years ago......

and I have only smoked that one single. It was a torpedo. Not bad. Mild to medium body. Creamy, nutty with a little bite.

JR usually has these at a good price.
08-01-2005, 05:23 PM
jaewing

Quote:

Originally Posted by MMAB

and I have only smoked that one single. It was a torpedo. Not bad. Mild to medium body. Creamy, nutty with a little bite.

JR usually has these at a good price.

That is exactly where I was thinking of getting them from.

:smiley20:
08-03-2005, 03:30 PM
jaewing

These must not be that good, or a very closely held secret since I have recived only one reply :smiley19:
08-03-2005, 04:40 PM
MMAB

Lol!

I know how you feel.

However, did you know that you can buy a 5-pack of them from JR? You didn't? :smiley2:

Go to JR's website. Click on cigars and on the "Handmade" cigar roll down menu, pick "5packs" and you can see all the brands/types they offer in a five-pack. There are many pages of them so be sure to click at the bottom of the first 5-pack list to change the page. JR offers two ST Duponts in 5 packs so you can try them at a low price before you may want to buy a box.

I didn't think they were bad at all.

Go ahead, buy a 5 pack. Try them. If you like them that's great. If not, you've only spent a few bucks instead of a hundred. or so. :smiley20:
08-03-2005, 04:41 PM
Hugh Jorgan

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaewing

These must not be that good, or a very closely held secret since I have recived only one reply :smiley19:

Well I'll tell you, they aren't a closely held secret.....
09-03-2005, 06:12 PM
Krautle87

I recently got a box of these. They are very mild, with a little spice and nutty flavor.
09-13-2005, 09:33 AM
JakeKnight

I've been loathe to try a French cigar ( :smiley35: France!), but I did just inherit a dozen or so of the St Dupont's in various sizes. Threw 'em in my little "yardwork cigar" humidor and forgot about 'em.

When I eventually try one, I'll let you know. Did I mention :smiley35: France?
09-13-2005, 11:43 AM
cigar no baka

I was aware they made lighters, but didn't know they made cigars.
09-13-2005, 04:46 PM
Krautle87

Quote:

Originally Posted by JakeKnight

I've been loathe to try a French cigar ( :smiley35: France!), but I did just inherit a dozen or so of the St Dupont's in various sizes. Threw 'em in my little "yardwork cigar" humidor and forgot about 'em.

When I eventually try one, I'll let you know. Did I mention :smiley35: France?

Are they actually french-owned? I figured that was just a marketing thing. I had some qualms about buying cigars that said paris on them, but they were a good price for filling up the new humidor.