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  1. 05-29-2006, 07:51 PM #1
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    I like med to heavy smokes myself, so I found Baccarat and PLayboy to be too mild for me
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    you know damned well....friends don't let friends smoke macanudo's......

    buy him some baccarats,alec bradley special blends,fonseca,fonseca vintage,la tradicion cubana........all good smokes...not too expensive...and nice flavors....or,to replicate the macanudo flavor...buy him a real nice envelope...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
    you know damned well....friends don't let friends smoke macanudo's......

    buy him some baccarats,alec bradley special blends,fonseca,fonseca vintage,la tradicion cubana........all good smokes...not too expensive...and nice flavors....or,to replicate the macanudo flavor...buy him a real nice envelope...
    Thanks Sid. I knew you wouldn't disappoint me with a couple of comments.

    Thanks for the suggestions too.
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    How about a 5 vegas gold? I enjoyed them, but they were getting a little mild for my tastes.
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    REO's and Vibe's are pretty mild.
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    Quote Originally Posted by guado
    REO's and Vibe's are pretty mild.

    Say what!!! I think the Reo's and Vibe's are on the strong side of medium, or even on the medium side of strong. They are not harsh smokes, but they are damned tasty!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ggiese
    Say what!!! I think the Reo's and Vibe's are on the strong side of medium, or even on the medium side of strong. They are not harsh smokes, but they are damned tasty!!!

    Different strokes...

    I may like a fuller cigar so that may be why. I just remember the reo being quite...unexciting but very smooth. The wrapper literaly tasted like...PAPER but I enjoyed it. Have not had the Vibe but heard they were milder than the Reo's
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