Final Blend?

Originally Posted by cmitch

Final Blend. It sounds so . . . so . . . apocalyptic. Could it have been any worse of a name. Like a Mayan 2012?

Clayton,

Thank you so much for not telling me how stupid the story/review is. this is the only forum that people are respectful. I truly hesitated posting this.
People either love it or hate it. And the ones who hate it are the ones I hear from.

[cmitch]

Originally Posted by Katmancross

Clayton,

Thank you so much for not telling me how stupid the story/review is. this is the only forum that people are respectful. I truly hesitated posting this.
People either love it or hate it. And the ones who hate it are the ones I hear from.

I have spotted these cigars around and am baffled as to why they would call it a 'Final Blend'. Bad marketing, IMO. It would almost be like smoking a cigar called 'Final Destination'. I'm sure it's a stick many will like and I have not tried it, yet.

I have not read your review, yet. I look forward to seeing what your opinion is of the stick.

[emopunker2004]

Originally Posted by cmitch

I have spotted these cigars around and am baffled as to why they would call it a 'Final Blend'. Bad marketing, IMO. It would almost be like smoking a cigar called 'Final Destination'. I'm sure it's a stick many will like and I have not tried it, yet.

I have not read your review, yet. I look forward to seeing what your opinion is of the stick.

here's the description from where i got 'em:
Final Blend cigars are the result of a marathon cigar sampling session held in Nicaragua, and as so often happens, the very last blend is what earned these uber-flavorful, full-bodied cigars their name. The 'final blend' is...a core of Dominican, Colombian and Indonesian tobaccos rolled in dark, oily Brazilian Mata Fina Oscuro wrappers. Earthy, sweet, and spicy flavors weave in and out as notes of cocoa and coffee bean surface for a deliciously complex, MUST-TRY cigar