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As I said, no rules were stated so anything goes. However, to answer your question, I think it matters, generally speaking. As with anything, there will always be exceptions. If I smoke a Padron 80th and compare it to a R&J Mille Fleur, any guess on what I will think is the hands down winner? If I smoke a very pricey Montecristo Dunhill Selection from the early 70's and compare it to a Garcia Vega from my local gas station, any guess on what I will think is the hands down winner? I think that is the point some are trying to make. Sort of like driving a BMW M3 and then comparing it to the ride of a Smart. The winner should be obvious, with occasional exceptions due to taste and personal preferences. ![]() Not my thread so onward with the experiment.
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I can't argue with this statement though it's still a fun thread. |
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I think this looks like a fun thread, especially if we all take it for what it is, a comparison of cigars based on our own personal experience. Last night I smoked a vintage Cerdan and right after it fired up a 99 HDM du Depute. The Depute won. Even though I did like the flavors of the Cerdan, I liked the HDM more. And to show how varied everyones tastes are, I would pick the RyJ Mille Fleurs CC over the Padron 80th NC as I really enjoy RyJ's and am not a big fan of Padrons.
I think we should all keep this thread light hearted. YMMV ![]()
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Again, I wasn't trying to get too serious with the thing.
I just posted it to see peoples smoking habits, and find out what cigars they pair together in an evening and how they all stack up to each other. If it is normal for you to smoke a Cohiba Behike and then light up a Grape White Owl, or smoke a Guantanamera then chase it with an Opus X, then awesome, I want to hear about it, just tell me which was better ![]() Obviously, the more interesting contests will be those where the playing field is level, but I'd prefer if people didn't get too wrapped up into arguing whether the comparison was fair or not. I don't set out to compare two cigars, I just smoke them and one of them might stand out as really awesome. Those two just happened to be what I smoked last night. Both cigars were good and each was the right cigar for the time and place. The SW Reserva just happened to be a WOW kind of experience and it got me thinking, that hey, this is rare for me, the NC was the best of the night.
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![]() i have been on a RyJ mille fluer kick myself lately. As others have said, if i plan on smoking two sticks in a sitting i normally always start w/a CC and then switch to a NC
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Tatuaje "The Face" and a Bolivar Corona Extra.
Bolivar for the easy win.
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H. Upmann Corona Major and Murcielago Robusto.
The aged H. Upmann won.
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H.Upmann Mag 50 & a Francisco Socrates Gordo.
Too be honest, they were both spectacular smokes. But, I'd have to go with the Francisco.
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Last night I had a Liga Privada T52 and a Cohibo Esplendidio - at the same time. The T52 looked great, very oily wrapper, tons of smoke, near perfect burn and very little flavor. It was so dissapointing that 1/2 way into it I fired up the Cohibo - which I have enjoyed in the past, but it didn't do enough for me, so I went back to the T52. Both losers in my book, but I suppose the T52 won. Not really by the rules of the thread, but thought I would post it anyway.
Last month a Davidoff Diademas Finas better than the '01 CoLa. Last year, I smoked a Tat Noella and MC #4 at the same time and while both were great and different, I liked the MC #4 better.
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hhmmmmm......tempting
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Lets Go Buckeyes!
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Really? there are fake ones out there? It came from another brother and I don't recall what style of writing was on the band. Had a similar problem with my 1st LP #9 too, but subsequent ones have been excellent. I'll try another one tonight to see if it's just me, or if I got a dud.
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Guess I forgot my sarcafont, but this was even funnier.
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