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    12/27/2007:
    Casa Torano Toro

    Great pre-lit draw. But, once lit, I felt it was lacking enough excitement for me. It left me empty and I needed to smoke something else to redeem this smoke. Alas, I didn't have time and the patience to sit outside in the cold. I must say, this is the only Carlos Torano cigar that I am not pleased with.

    Hopefully that Casa Torano Maduro CabaiguanJon gave me would provide what was missing witht this Natural one.

    Andrew

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    Quote Originally Posted by FunkyCold5 View Post
    12/27/2007:
    Casa Torano Toro

    Great pre-lit draw. But, once lit, I felt it was lacking enough excitement for me. It left me empty and I needed to smoke something else to redeem this smoke. Alas, I didn't have time and the patience to sit outside in the cold. I must say, this is the only Carlos Torano cigar that I am not pleased with.

    Hopefully that Casa Torano Maduro CabaiguanJon gave me would provide what was missing witht this Natural one.

    Andrew
    The maduro version is definitely worth a shot. I seem to enjoy it more than the natural, though the natural is a good smoke for me when I am craving something light and easy.

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    Jamie,

    I think that's exactly what it was. After eating a big burrito from Chipotle, I guess I should have smoked something medium-full bodied. It was definitely a little too mild for an evening smoke.

    Will try to smoke the Maduro version this weekend, if time allows me.

    Andrew

    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    The maduro version is definitely worth a shot. I seem to enjoy it more than the natural, though the natural is a good smoke for me when I am craving something light and easy.

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    AF 8-5-8. It wasn't bad, but I'm sure it could have been better. I've been traveling for a week and smoked it outside in the cold, so I'm sure that it would taste better fresh out of the cooler.
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    5 Vegas Series A Apostle

    Need to let em sit a while longer, had a few burn issues and the wrapper at the foot split as soon as I started to light it. Other than that, once the 1st inch was gone, it smoked and tasted fantastic. I love these cigars.

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    12/29/2007:
    I needed to redeem myself for the disparaging smoke I had a few days ago, so I went for the big guns. I've had this Opus X sitting in my coolidor for the better part of a year, and I knew I can't go wrong. The outside was getting sticky and the pre-lit draw was very SPICY!!!!

    I was out in the cold for two or so hours, ENJOYING every minute of it. Flavor throughout the entire stick. I've never experienced such an enjoyable smoke as I did that evening. It's like when I ate spiney lobster in St. Maarten, I couldn't stop thinking about it.

    Opus X - Fuente Fuente with 2 glasses of Delerium Tremens Noel.

    Andrew
    Last edited by FunkyCold5; 01-08-2008 at 08:59 AM.

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    Had a Fumadores robusto, a ISOM Cohiba and a Cabaguan Guapo. Strangly enough, i enjoyed the Fumadores the most.
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    CT Virtuoso torpedo, pretty good. Been having one about once a month for 6 monthes or so and they are aging nicely. Come in an humidor quality box too.
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    Cao Italia Ciao from my CAO Sampler.

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    Dominican Trininad Belisoso after lunch and Perdomo Fresco after an afternoon of yard work :)

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