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  1. 04-30-2012, 02:40 PM #1
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    I looked at the Newbie Sampler and I will definitely try to take advantage of that. Seems like a great idea. I actually went to the cigar shop today and picked up a Padron Series cigar. Just finished the cigar and I really enjoyed it. A lot different than what I have already tried. The guy at the shop also recommended the Romeo y Julieta Reserve. I will be trying that one Wednesday on the golf course.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett89 View Post
    I looked at the Newbie Sampler and I will definitely try to take advantage of that. Seems like a great idea. I actually went to the cigar shop today and picked up a Padron Series cigar. Just finished the cigar and I really enjoyed it. A lot different than what I have already tried. The guy at the shop also recommended the Romeo y Julieta Reserve. I will be trying that one Wednesday on the golf course.
    Really glad to hear you liked the Padron! They never disappoint.
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    Welcome from Eastern Oregon.... hope you enjoy your stay. Padron Rocks!
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    Hi from Alberta, Canada
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    Just had a very disappointing smoke with the Romeo y Julieta Reserve Belicoso. Got out of work early today so I decided to try it out now instead of tomorrow while golfing, glad I did or it would have been a very frustrating round. The cigar wouldn't stay lit and I had to relight it about 4 or 5 times, never really got a lot of smoke either. Once I got to the halfway point it was burning better, but very uneven. Just wasn't able to enjoy it. Oh well...
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    Welcome from AZ again.
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