My first trade

[chefchris]

and the Sancho Panza's (39 count) are Double Maduro 5.5 x 44.

So these are the Double Maduros then?

haha, you edited before I could ask.

Very Sneaky.

[HersheyWalker]

Geez u'r quick...

Well at first I went by the reciept that famoussmoke sent me and typed in Oscuro. Then I looked at the box it came in and it clearly states Double Maduro. I'm actually such a noob that I don't know the difference between double Maduro and Oscuro.

[chefchris]

Geez u'r quick...

Well at first I went by the reciept that famoussmoke sent me and typed in Oscuro. Then I looked at the box it came in and it clearly states Double Maduro. I'm actually such a noob that I don't know the difference between double Maduro and Oscuro.

Oscuro – a.k.a. "Double Maduro", black, often oily in appearance; tend to be grown in Cuba, Nicaragua, Brazil, Mexico, or Connecticut




Proves my newbness, too. I'll just say it slipped my mind.


Also, I was on TNT's site and they had this under the SP's

"Sancho Panza Double Maduro are full body value priced cigars from Honduras. Please note that lately we have had complaints from our customers in regards to draw, burn and overall quality."

Thought it was kinda cool that they throw that warning out there.

[CgarDan]

Chris and Kevin you guys figure out your deals first and I might jump in afterwards.

[chefchris]

Chris and Kevin you guys figure out your deals first and I might jump in afterwards.

Yes Sir. Well, I think i'm out on this one. Things not going so hot financially right now.

[kevin7]

How much do you want for the Olivas?

[HersheyWalker]

Well, I paid $37.95 for them.

But what I really wanted was to do a trade for a sampler, rather than trade for cash. But I suppose I'd rather have the money than a bunch of cigars I don't like taking up all the room in my tupperidor.

If anyone is down for a cigar trade, I am not able to describe what kind of cigars I enjoy very well, but I can say that the most important factor for me is the strength. I like to be able to feel the cigar buzz for an hour or two after the cigar was cashed. I really can't say enough about the Don Kikki browns. They pack a punch, burn super slow, and just look nice.

So if anyone is willing to put together a sampler of sticks they'd think will open my eyes toward the broad horizon, or a sampler of cheapies that fit the description above, I'd appreciate it.