Just curious if anyone has tried one of these yet. I picked one up at my local cause the owner kept raving about them. Looks like it has potential to be a great cigar. Anyone have any input?
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Just curious if anyone has tried one of these yet. I picked one up at my local cause the owner kept raving about them. Looks like it has potential to be a great cigar. Anyone have any input?
I have nubbed a 5-pack of these, very consistent construction, burned very well. Nice bright ash. I won't go into detail here, but they were all very enjoyable to me.
Never had an aged Maduro Cusano. The Paired Maduro is not too shabby. Wierdly enough, I prefer the regular 18 line better than the Maduros. Most, and I emphasize MOST of the Cusano smokes are pretty decent for the price point.
I've got a box of their Churchill's. They are a strong cigar, the inside of the lid warns that they are about a 7 out of 10 strength. In my experience they aren't lying.
They have a decent amount of smoke and the draw isn't bad either. The flavor is a little bitter for my tastes but YMMV.
Overall, it's a decent after supper smoke, or a mess with your Captain Black smoking friends (one buddy calls them a "Pukesono 18).g
Great Cigar! Ecspecially for the price. OMG.
I agree, and enjoy the paired maduro fairly regularly. Seems to have a lttle more spice and kick than most maduros I have had.Quote:
Originally Posted by slcraiders
I had the Connecticut version (churchill sized), and fucking loved it. And for $5 a pop? Damn near unbeatable.
sounds great. I'm definately real excited to get this thing burning sometime soon and experience what it's like. thanks for the input guys!
so after all the good feedback i finally got around to smoking this tonight and man was it good. definately worth the miniscual $3 i paid for it. Can't wait to get my hands on a few more of these. Thanks for all the input guys!
Mike
I completely hated this cigar so much... i guess i just got a really bad one, but the draw was hard, burn was slow as hell, and it was harsh and acrid with every draw...