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    Default Tatuajes, whats the hype???

    I have heard all about these on the forum, whats the big hype. I have never seen them or had one. Good??? Info???

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    Quote Originally Posted by john51277 View Post
    I have heard all about these on the forum, whats the big hype. I have never seen them or had one. Good??? Info???
    the hype is ... they're good.

    just ask Shelby.
    Originally Posted by Heftysmokes:
    Maybe I should do a movie review on Apollo 13 and tell you all "that's as real as it gets" since I'm a fucking astronaut.

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    Yes - have a flavor profile very much like a Cuban cigar. Many describe these as being as close to a Cuban as you can get.

    No doubt - they're a nice cigar (peppery, full bodied). I think they're a very nice cigar and Cuban-like.

    Are the a substitute? Hmmmm.... Gotta give that careful thought... Close - but I really don't think so....

    I still personally think the Avo LE05 (original release) is about a close as it gets. I've fooled quite a few people that smoke nothing but ISOM's with the LE05's

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    fairly new brand....i'm pretty sure they're all blended by don pepin garcia (came fron cuba to work with tabacalera tropical)...

    the ones i've had are very good....

    pepin also makes a few sticks for padilla...

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    I like 'em! Much thanks to SLC for introducing me to the Tatauje!

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    John,

    Tatuajes are very much worth the hype. They were created by Pete Johnson. There is definately a Pepin and Padilla connection though. Most Tatuajes that I have smoked are Med-Strong in flavor and burn as straight as a razor. The Havana VI line is more economical because they are rolled in Nicaragua instead of Miami, but have the same great flavor profile.
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    If you ask me, they are one of the best out there today. I tried to tell Chris that I really liked them, but I'm not sure if he understood me.

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    tat's are awesome. My next box buy hopfully will be the Noella's. Seriously, they taste awesome. I do think that all of Pepin's blends taste alike, so if you can find someof his other stuff, try that first rather then busting your ass for a Tat.
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    I personally just bought two boxes of the churchill size two days ago. THEY ARE AMAZING. I am about to go out right now and to smoke one right now.
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    They be good cigars alright.
    I thought it was a tampon joke!

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    Had my 1st one last nite. A reserva sw. Nice. Trying the gran cojoru(6.5X60) sat night. Here's a pic of the gran cojoru monster alongside a RP Edge for added scale. Check out the foot and cap work.
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    Man that's a big cigar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pub spears View Post
    Had my 1st one last nite. A reserva sw. Nice. Trying the gran cojoru(6.5X60) sat night. Here's a pic of the gran cojoru monster alongside a RP Edge for added scale. Check out the foot and cap work. Oh, and here's a picture of an Opus X just to let you guys know I have one.

    Originally Posted by Heftysmokes:
    Maybe I should do a movie review on Apollo 13 and tell you all "that's as real as it gets" since I'm a fucking astronaut.

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    Welcome back Chris. Nice editing, but the Spyderco was the showoff.

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