Guillen Desconosidos

AndyMadera · 01-21-2013, 10:08 PM

Hey Bear, Great review. I love seeing this because I often wonder how many of specific stuff is still out there and curious as to how they aged. I need to start keeping more stuff for myself haha!

Maybe Mac can help me out but I based on the review and comments I would think that was a "desconocido" meaning "the unknown" I made about 200 of them and they go spread around CA only. It is actually my favorite cigar we ever made. When it was younger that licorice was more like an unbuttered pop corn to me. I will make more of them some day for sure and CA will be the first to know.

Again, great review, I am glad you enjoyed it.

omowasu · 01-21-2013, 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by AndyMadera

Hey Bear, Great review. I love seeing this because I often wonder how many of specific stuff is still out there and curious as to how they aged. I need to start keeping more stuff for myself haha!

Maybe Mac can help me out but I based on the review and comments I would think that was a "desconocido" meaning "the unknown" I made about 200 of them and they go spread around CA only. It is actually my favorite cigar we ever made. When it was younger that licorice was more like an unbuttered pop corn to me. I will make more of them some day for sure and CA will be the first to know.

Again, great review, I am glad you enjoyed it.

Good stuff Andrew! I am one of many who enjoys the smaller RG sticks and Nic puros. Ill peruse the website and see what is available.

DaBear · 01-22-2013, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by AndyMadera

Hey Bear, Great review. I love seeing this because I often wonder how many of specific stuff is still out there and curious as to how they aged. I need to start keeping more stuff for myself haha!

Maybe Mac can help me out but I based on the review and comments I would think that was a "desconocido" meaning "the unknown" I made about 200 of them and they go spread around CA only. It is actually my favorite cigar we ever made. When it was younger that licorice was more like an unbuttered pop corn to me. I will make more of them some day for sure and CA will be the first to know.

Again, great review, I am glad you enjoyed it.

Now that you mention it, popcorn does sort of match up with some of the flavors I got, but more like a kettle corn with the sweetness.

01-21-2013, 10:08 PM	#1
AndyMadera Feeling at Home Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Andrew Location: Ft Worth, Texas Posts: 530 Trading: (46)	Re: Guillen Desconosidos Hey Bear, Great review. I love seeing this because I often wonder how many of specific stuff is still out there and curious as to how they aged. I need to start keeping more stuff for myself haha! Maybe Mac can help me out but I based on the review and comments I would think that was a "desconocido" meaning "the unknown" I made about 200 of them and they go spread around CA only. It is actually my favorite cigar we ever made. When it was younger that licorice was more like an unbuttered pop corn to me. I will make more of them some day for sure and CA will be the first to know. Again, great review, I am glad you enjoyed it.