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    A new RP cigar?

    I have GOT to get me one of these!

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    it IS NOT a rocky patel cigar...it's from united tobacco and made in the same factory that makes rocky patel's cigars...(nestor placensia)....rocky and eddie ortega collaborated on the blends,along with eddie's partner,erik espinosa....

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
    it IS NOT a rocky patel cigar...it's from united tobacco and made in the same factory that makes rocky patel's cigars...(nestor placensia)....rocky and eddie ortega collaborated on the blends,along with eddie's partner,erik espinosa....

    ...and you can tell... What a great smoke, Sid!!!

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    Looks like I have another cigar to add to the list to try. I think the list will be never ending.

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    This is too funny!!!

    I too was sent some of these cigars to sample. I open the package and looked at them and my first impression was that the bands were kinda "hokey" I dunno, just a weird impression.

    Now me, being the freakin' cigar SNOB that I am said to myself "Holy crap, ya mean I actually gotta SMOKE these things?" As most of you know, I pretty much only smoke high end domestics and Havanas BUT there are a few low to medium priced domestics that I do enjoy very much. My FAVORITE domestic is the Carlos Torano Exodus 1959 and I also like these:

    Oliva "O" Bold
    El Rey del Mundo
    Excalibur

    and I know this will sound weird to y'all but I do like:

    Cuba Aliados (a bundled inexpensive cigar)

    So again, I look at the "REO" cigars and I'm like "WTF?" So I grabbed the torpedo and had the SAME experience George did, the tip kind of "exploded" which I had never seen before. So okay here's the rest:

    Prelight draw: NICE I hate "loose" cigars and this cigar had a firm, Havana-like draw.

    Prelight taste of the wrapper: Now, in my book this is the most important part of the cigar, how does that WRAPPER taste. I was IN AWE To me, it reminded me very much of the Carlos Torano Exodus 1959. ALL OF A SUDDEN, I'm saying to myself "Holy CRAP, this is going to be a GREAT cigar"

    Construction: These cigars were beautifully constructed, very "clean" and neat looking.

    Burn: This cigar burned PERFECTLY!! A nice EVEN burn with NO STEMS which are the cause of crooked, uneven burns 95% of the time.

    Taste: This cigar tasted wonderfully. As George said, it's a medium to full bodied cigar, not really an "eye popper" but certainlly not a mild cigar by any means. It reminded me of the Exodus but probably a little stronger.

    Finish: I finished it

    This cigar was unbelievable Ever since becoming the "snob" that I am I have NEVER been so impressed with a domestic cigar. These are a MUST HAVE in your humi.

    On the cA rating scale:

    92
    Last edited by CoventryCat86; 09-14-2005 at 01:55 AM.
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    I picked up one of these when I was in FL. It is in the humi right now. After that review, I look forward to smoking it.

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    awesome review, CC. I'll definately have to check those out in the future. They sound like fantastic smokes.
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