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Ahbroody · 04-11-2009, 06:47 PM

smoking one right now from a recent bomb.
So far your review is spot on. From the dry smoke to the buttery aspects after an inch. I checked the online price of these before I light this up and was suprised at the cost. I also thought wow for that I would likely grab 2 boxes of monte#4.

The construction and burn are 9s for me. Almost perfect, the stick is requiring zero maintence. My issue like yours is flavor is my major factor and it is just above average for me. Holding my intrest just enough to keep me smoking it. I am guessing without the Nicaraguan long filler mixed with the Dominican I would have been bored and just grabbed a spare JLP. This stick reminds me of a Pepin blend but mellowed out to appeal to smokers who dont like the pepper bombs.

04-11-2009, 06:47 PM	#11
Ahbroody Daddy x 4 Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Mike Location: San Jose Posts: 3,708 Trading: (53)	Re: Montecristo white label rothschilde smoking one right now from a recent bomb. So far your review is spot on. From the dry smoke to the buttery aspects after an inch. I checked the online price of these before I light this up and was suprised at the cost. I also thought wow for that I would likely grab 2 boxes of monte#4. The construction and burn are 9s for me. Almost perfect, the stick is requiring zero maintence. My issue like yours is flavor is my major factor and it is just above average for me. Holding my intrest just enough to keep me smoking it. I am guessing without the Nicaraguan long filler mixed with the Dominican I would have been bored and just grabbed a spare JLP. This stick reminds me of a Pepin blend but mellowed out to appeal to smokers who dont like the pepper bombs.