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    Captain, I don't want to just take one from you but if we could work out a trade of some sort you can certainly include one. I don't think I have traded with you yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingbeefy View Post
    Captain, I don't want to just take one from you but if we could work out a trade of some sort you can certainly include one. I don't think I have traded with you yet.
    That would be cool with me.

    I'll post in this thread once they arrive and PM you at the same time and we'll get a small trade under way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CptnBlues63 View Post
    That would be cool with me.

    I'll post in this thread once they arrive and PM you at the same time and we'll get a small trade under way.
    Fantastic!

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    This place seemed like a scam at first, but seems to be, in actuality, a straight up company. Maybe somewhat of a language barrier. So...I ordered a couple of the samplers. When they come in, I'll report back and if a couple of guys want to try one, I'll send a few out.
    By the way, the shipping for two samplers was only $5.
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    Nope, that was the North Sydney, Nova Scotia publication.

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    Quote Originally Posted by craig View Post
    Nope, that was the North Sydney, Nova Scotia publication.
    You understand my confusion, correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ggiese View Post
    You understand my confusion, correct?
    Yes, definitely. At least the Sydney Mines Cigar Selector went to letter ratings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CptnBlues63 View Post
    That would be cool with me.

    I'll post in this thread once they arrive and PM you at the same time and we'll get a small trade under way.
    This trade is complete. I got my end quickly but it took nearly three and a half decades for what I sent to clear Canadian customs. I hear they finally did arrive so we are all done here. Thanks for the trade and the great looking smokums you sent my way captn. I look forward to trading with you again someday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingbeefy View Post
    This trade is complete. I got my end quickly but it took nearly three and a half decades for what I sent to clear Canadian customs. I hear they finally did arrive so we are all done here. Thanks for the trade and the great looking smokums you sent my way captn. I look forward to trading with you again someday.
    Yes indeed, your end arrived safe and sound on Friday (finally...darn Canada Post........LOL).

    That's a tasty looking bunch you sent me, thank you very much, I can't wait to get at them...........I'll probably spark one up tonight even.
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    I got the two samplers I ordered on Saturday. The Ancestral Robusto Sampler and a Variety Sampler.
    They arrived in good shape, although not in any sort of zip lock. Just two packs of cigars in a box. Tabacos de la Cordillera did contact me to make sure all was well with the shipment.
    They are resting in my humi. I'm sure they're fine. They do look nice.
    I will send out two cigars (one from each sampler - my choice)to the first two that would like to try them. PM me your addresses. It takes me a few days to get to the post office when they're open, so be patient.
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    I had the Ancestral yesterday. It was constructed fairly well, though the cap was a little rough. The draw was nice. The burn needed a couple of touch ups and ash fell right at an inch. The flavor was a little bitter and a little sweet, and at times was more herbal than any other cigar I've had and as I got past the halfway point the herbal flavor became more dominant. It was mild to medium body.

    I can't say it is a bad cigar, I would imagine some people would like it. It's not one I would smoke again though, it just isn't my cup of tea.

    Thanks Curt for sending me one.

    Thanks danillo for sharing with this community.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingbeefy View Post
    I had the Ancestral yesterday. It was constructed fairly well, though the cap was a little rough. The draw was nice. The burn needed a couple of touch ups and ash fell right at an inch. The flavor was a little bitter and a little sweet, and at times was more herbal than any other cigar I've had and as I got past the halfway point the herbal flavor became more dominant. It was mild to medium body.

    I can't say it is a bad cigar, I would imagine some people would like it. It's not one I would smoke again though, it just isn't my cup of tea.

    Thanks Curt for sending me one.

    Thanks danillo for sharing with this community.

    Thanks to take time to write your review. I appreciate it

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    Quote Originally Posted by ash13brook View Post
    It takes me a few days to get to the post office when they're open, so be patient.
    They seem to make it less convenient all the time, don't they?





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