Zino Platinum

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11-16-2006, 06:36 PM
CgarDan

Zino Platinum

Just had a blind review from another board

Zino Platinum Scepter Series Chubby

Hands down one of the best cigars I have ever tried. For those who haven't tried this and enjoy complex spiciness that is creamy and smooth should try this one at some point.

I usually don't post reviews unless the cigar just blows me away and this one did just that
This is a $12 or so a cigar stiick that I think is worth every penny :smiley20: :smiley20:

If anyone is ever up for a box split on these PLEASE PLEASE let me know !!!!!!!
11-16-2006, 06:57 PM
drew_goring

Quote:

Originally Posted by CgarDan

Just had a blind review from another board

Zino Platinum Scepter Series Chubby

Hands down one of the best cigars I have ever tried. For those who haven't tried this and enjoy complex spiciness that is creamy and smooth should try this one at some point.

I usually don't post reviews unless the cigar just blows me away and this one did just that
This is a $12 or so a cigar stiick that I think is worth every penny :smiley20: :smiley20:

If anyone is ever up for a box split on these PLEASE PLEASE let me know !!!!!!!

I think they come in tins of 10 or 12 and are fairly reasonably priced.
11-16-2006, 07:02 PM
slcraiders

The Chubbys come in a can of 12 for about $130 give or take a few depending on the source, but they do have a box option containing 20 of the same cigars in tubos (usually $200-210).
11-16-2006, 07:11 PM
derivation

I smoked one of these about two weeks ago. I bought it purely on the recommendation of my local b&m owner. She said it was her current favorite to smoke, and I figured I'd give it a whirl even if it was a tad expensive for me ($15).

I really enjoyed smoking the cigar, and was able to pick up that it was a little spicy, though that's about all I took out of it.

Dumb newbie question: On a cubby like this, are you supposed to chop off both ends? I wasn't sure what to do since I'm not used to my cigars coming to a point on the lighting side. When I smoked mine, I chopped off a small part of the lighting end, figuring I wouldn't be too wrong or too right.
11-16-2006, 07:21 PM
CgarDan

The idea with this shape is to simply light the foot and enjoy the cigar waiting for the flavor to open up as it gets to the fatter dimension. Surprisingly this one came with flavor galore right from the start.

By the way here is a link to the full review with pics

http://www.cigarpass.com/forums/inde...dpost&p=394179
11-16-2006, 07:26 PM
slcraiders

Quote:

Originally Posted by derivation

I smoked one of these about two weeks ago. I bought it purely on the recommendation of my local b&m owner. She said it was her current favorite to smoke, and I figured I'd give it a whirl even if it was a tad expensive for me ($15).

I really enjoyed smoking the cigar, and was able to pick up that it was a little spicy, though that's about all I took out of it.

Dumb newbie question: On a cubby like this, are you supposed to chop off both ends? I wasn't sure what to do since I'm not used to my cigars coming to a point on the lighting side. When I smoked mine, I chopped off a small part of the lighting end, figuring I wouldn't be too wrong or too right.

I clip the end closest to the band and light the other end (foot) even if it is closed. Kinda like a Hemingway...