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  1. 01-09-2008, 07:13 PM #1
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    CAO americana, any graycliff
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    You should've smoked a CAO America instead. They're mighty tasty.
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    Are Acids considered cigars. LOL YUCK!
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    One that sticks out in my mind is the 5V gold. Tasted like burning grass.

    I don't really go for the super expensive cigars, the ones that are expensive just for the sake of being expensive, like Gurkha. I like the X-Fuerte and the Nep Warrior from Gurkha, however most of the others that I have tried have had some type of wrapper issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spiffykyle View Post
    One that sticks out in my mind is the 5V gold. Tasted like burning grass.

    I don't really go for the super expensive cigars, the ones that are expensive just for the sake of being expensive, like Gurkha. I like the X-Fuerte and the Nep Warrior from Gurkha, however most of the others that I have tried have had some type of wrapper issue.

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    I've got a box of Gurkha Perfectos that run really bad and to top that off don't taste that great either.
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    Spiffy, what size 5V Gold did you find to be unpleasant? I've only had the belicoso size and the double robusto size, but I've had probably 30 of each, and I've enjoyed every single one.
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    Camacho Corojo line. Had one last night and tried to give it a honest take. Well, my honest opinion is: It sucked!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JFellows View Post
    Spiffy, what size 5V Gold did you find to be unpleasant? I've only had the belicoso size and the double robusto size, but I've had probably 30 of each, and I've enjoyed every single one.
    It was one that came in a sampler. I think it was either a Nugget or the Rubusto, don't remember since it was a while ago. I've enjoyed all the other 5V cigars I've had, so maybe I just got a dud.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JFellows View Post
    Spiffy, what size 5V Gold did you find to be unpleasant? I've only had the belicoso size and the double robusto size, but I've had probably 30 of each, and I've enjoyed every single one.

    I have a couple 5v gold torpedos you can have. I got a 5er of them and hated em. hit me up if you want to do a little stick trade.
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