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  1. 11-15-2006, 01:06 PM #1
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    Carlos Torano.
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    Padron 64?
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    Quote Originally Posted by LOUDPIPES78
    Flor De Olvia for an affordable "yard gar" I loved it, I wasn't to thrilled with the flavored/dipped tip but the smoke was really quality for the money and I'll be picking some more up to keep around for newb smokers.
    Which FdO did you smoke? I really like these, and have had the maduro, gold, and corojo in both the toro and robusto sizes. Maybe I am really a serious newbie, but I didn't notice a "flavored/dipped tip" on the ones that I have had. You are right, they are definitely a good smoke for the money, imho.
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    Seconds on the Torano. I smoked a 1959 maduro (I think it was maduro-it was dark), and it was delish. One of my faves. The churchill lasted me an hour and change. Smooth and tasty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    Which FdO did you smoke? I really like these, and have had the maduro, gold, and corojo in both the toro and robusto sizes. Maybe I am really a serious newbie, but I didn't notice a "flavored/dipped tip" on the ones that I have had. You are right, they are definitely a good smoke for the money, imho.
    Maduro and I'm not sure 100% on the size.

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    Hmmm... I might have a Torano in my humi... I'll have to look.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudpipes78 View Post
    Maduro and I'm not sure 100% on the size.

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    Hmmm... I might have a Torano in my humi... I'll have to look.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudpipes78 View Post
    Maduro and I'm not sure 100% on the size.

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    Hmmm... I might have a Torano in my humi... I'll have to look.

    I was correct, I have on in my humi already just haven't got to smoke it yet, Torano Exodus 1959. Thanks CigarDan.



    Looks like I'm currently leaning toward Guado's suggestion of a Padron 64


    Anybody else have some suggestions? Oh the next one I smoke at home that's not a yard gar will be the Torano.
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