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    I'm not a big fan of these. I can't remember ever smoking the Reserves but based on how the regular ones smoked, I'm not inclined to buy any of these. Fortunately the ones I smoked were gifted to me.

    At least the Reserves aren't filled with Mexican tobacco.
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    Hopefully I do not share your experiences, CC.

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    I was recently in Mexico and the local LCDH recommended the the brand. I picked up a box of the corona vitola for 110 bucks....Not too bad considering Mexico has a 50% tobacco tax.

    The corona's were good but young so I put most to sleep for a bit. Upon discussion and some investigation I have found that the Ramon Allones Specialty Selected (Robusto Vitola) has quite a following and is a well known quality refugee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NorthSidePK View Post
    I was recently in Mexico and the local LCDH recommended the the brand. I picked up a box of the corona vitola for 110 bucks....Not too bad considering Mexico has a 50% tobacco tax.

    The corona's were good but young so I put most to sleep for a bit. Upon discussion and some investigation I have found that the Ramon Allones Specialty Selected (Robusto Vitola) has quite a following and is a well known quality refugee.
    His review was of the non Cuban version.
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    Default Oh

    Yeah that makes a difference

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    Quote Originally Posted by NorthSidePK View Post
    Yeah that makes a difference
    Yes it does, I have had the displeasure of smoking one. As Cat stated it has the Mexican burnt tobacco carboard taste thingy going on. I'm not a big fan.
    It will always be a battle a day between those who want maximum change and those who want to maintain the status quo.
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    Default Burnt cardboard

    I had a similar experience with the Fonseca brand. Great refugee's...Not so great stateside.

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