S.T. Dupont??

[jaewing]

Ever had these? Reviews and comments welcome.

I was thinking about getting some since they were a good price. Would like some comments before spending my $$$.

[MMAB]

and I have only smoked that one single. It was a torpedo. Not bad. Mild to medium body. Creamy, nutty with a little bite.

JR usually has these at a good price.

[jaewing]

and I have only smoked that one single. It was a torpedo. Not bad. Mild to medium body. Creamy, nutty with a little bite.

JR usually has these at a good price.

That is exactly where I was thinking of getting them from.

[jaewing]

These must not be that good, or a very closely held secret since I have recived only one reply

[MMAB]

I know how you feel.

However, did you know that you can buy a 5-pack of them from JR? You didn't?

Go to JR's website. Click on cigars and on the "Handmade" cigar roll down menu, pick "5packs" and you can see all the brands/types they offer in a five-pack. There are many pages of them so be sure to click at the bottom of the first 5-pack list to change the page. JR offers two ST Duponts in 5 packs so you can try them at a low price before you may want to buy a box.

I didn't think they were bad at all.

Go ahead, buy a 5 pack. Try them. If you like them that's great. If not, you've only spent a few bucks instead of a hundred. or so.

[Hugh Jorgan]

These must not be that good, or a very closely held secret since I have recived only one reply

Well I'll tell you, they aren't a closely held secret.....

[Krautle87]

I recently got a box of these. They are very mild, with a little spice and nutty flavor.

[JakeKnight]

I've been loathe to try a French cigar ( France!), but I did just inherit a dozen or so of the St Dupont's in various sizes. Threw 'em in my little "yardwork cigar" humidor and forgot about 'em.

When I eventually try one, I'll let you know. Did I mention France?

[cigar no baka]

I was aware they made lighters, but didn't know they made cigars.

[Krautle87]

I've been loathe to try a French cigar ( France!), but I did just inherit a dozen or so of the St Dupont's in various sizes. Threw 'em in my little "yardwork cigar" humidor and forgot about 'em.

When I eventually try one, I'll let you know. Did I mention France?

Are they actually french-owned? I figured that was just a marketing thing. I had some qualms about buying cigars that said paris on them, but they were a good price for filling up the new humidor.