Jose L Piedra...

[kubano]

Thanks Chris Boy, (jose lp comment)

i havent been around for a while. but thanks for coming to defence of my "opinion".

[nhcigarfan]

I've enjoyed the brevas and cremas but the cazadors I've been holding for a few months now just aren't as good as the others. I've had bad burn problems with all of them and I keep them at 62%

[kubano]

I've enjoyed the brevas and cremas but the cazadors I've been holding for a few months now just aren't as good as the others. I've had bad burn problems with all of them and I keep them at 62%

I thought that was just a problem I was encountering with the cazadors at a certain retailer in london. Has any one else had ths problem?

[stjohnroe]

I have had the Cazadores and Petit Cetros and while I enjoy them they are no more than a good budget smoke. I agree with CC regarding the strength of the cigar, they are fairly strong.

As for the burn problems, I guess that it has to do with medium filler and for info they are machine made and hand finished.

[CoventryCat86]

LMAO!! My first post in this thread was the day I joined!! As you can see, Roham and I hit it off great in the beginning. All is well now.

kubano though just seem to only be here to promote his site which is okay.......I guess....

[CoventryCat86]

Thanks Chris Boy, (jose lp comment)

i havent been around for a while. but thanks for coming to defence of my "opinion".

Well in my opinon, the sky is pitch black at 1:00 pm in the afternoon.

As I mentioned before Jose L. Piedras are considered "medium to full" and on the "strong" side. You claimed they are mild and about as many people will agree with your assessment as will agree with me that they sky is pitch black at 1:00pm so yeah, you can be stubborn and dig your heels in, after all, it's YOUR right to do that....

[stjohnroe]

This reminds me that I have a couple of JlP sitting in the humidor, and the time may have come to smoke one.

[kubano]

Well in my opinon, the sky is pitch black at 1:00 pm in the afternoon.

As I mentioned before Jose L. Piedras are considered "medium to full" and on the "strong" side. You claimed they are mild and about as many people will agree with your assessment as will agree with me that they sky is pitch black at 1:00pm so yeah, you can be stubborn and dig your heels in, after all, it's YOUR right to do that....

Thank you CoventryCat. I cant let you get away without disagreeing with you, so i submit that the sky is red and it is 1.20pm in the morning

[chrisboy]

nearly 5 years later, allow me to resurrect this thread.

anyone smoking Piedras lately?

[CoventryCat86]

nearly 5 years later, allow me to resurrect this thread.

anyone smoking Piedras lately?

WOW, talk about a blast from the past. Where ya been for the past five years?

Welcome back.

I haven't smoked these in a while but they're still medium to full bodied no matter what that dumbass claimed six year ago.

[guado]

I still smoke em all the time. Mainly when I am at a bbq or just beach/pool time. That way I dont get upset if it gets wet or people are mooching cigars.

Good cuban flavor, one dimensional but a tasty little guy when ya got the hankering for a non NC.

They are cheap and plentiful. I am down to one bundle time to restock. I will admit the newer ones with the white bands are far tastier than the older ones with the brown bands.

[chrisboy]

WOW, talk about a blast from the past. Where ya been for the past five years?

Welcome back.

I haven't smoked these in a while but they're still medium to full bodied no matter what that dumbass claimed six year ago.

good to read you too!

a bit on the low side with cigar smoking compared to 5 years ago, but i am now craving for some of these rough JLP's!