Player's Club by Don Diego

El Culo Sexy · 11-10-2013, 06:35 PM

Sir, I was going through a cigar chest of mine and at the very bottom, surrounded by walls of cedar, I found half a box of Player's Club torpedos. I forgot I had them and they've been there for about 7-8 years. I Googled them and found your 3-year-old forum topic. I was wondering if you smoked yours and liked it. I'm planning on burning one of mine tonight, but I still have 10 left. They were aged outside the cellophane, and as I said completely surrounded by walls of cedar at the bottom of my chest. I have placed them in their own cigar box and moved it to my cigar box humidor. I looked them up and Don Diego stopped making them around 2008. I think they were a boutique cigar that failed because boutiques were not popular then, but they are now. Cheers.

Damn, I just read up a few responses and saw you tossed it. Damn,

pnoon · 11-10-2013, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by El Culo Sexy

Sir, I was going through a cigar chest of mine and at the very bottom, surrounded by walls of cedar, I found half a box of Player's Club torpedos. I forgot I had them and they've been there for about 7-8 years. I Googled them and found your 3-year-old forum topic. I was wondering if you smoked yours and liked it. I'm planning on burning one of mine tonight, but I still have 10 left. They were aged outside the cellophane, and as I said completely surrounded by walls of cedar at the bottom of my chest. I have placed them in their own cigar box and moved it to my cigar box humidor. I looked them up and Don Diego stopped making them around 2008. I think they were a boutique cigar that failed because boutiques were not popular then, but they are now. Cheers.

Damn, I just read up a few responses and saw you tossed it. Damn,

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El Culo Sexy · 11-11-2013, 12:43 AM

Well, I've just smoked my Player's Club torpedo and find it was marvelous. Granted, as I stated earlier it has been locked away at the bottom of my cigar chest out of the cellophane for about 8 years, maybe more, so they aren't going to taste anything like something you take out of a box brand new and torch up. I vaguely remember now that I bought them as a close out, maybe from JR's, as a failed boutique cigar for an actor who played in the TV show The Sopranos. Not, Tony, he has his own brand, but one of the other guys. Bravo. I've got like ten more that will probably age another few years before I smoke another one because they are maduros and I prefer milder Connecticut cigars, but still very nice and top even the nicest maduros I've tested recently, like Nubs and Pinar Del Rios'. I smoked mine with a La LLave coffee, but they will probably be good with a nice single malt.

11-10-2013, 06:35 PM	#1
El Culo Sexy Just in from the Storm Join Date: Nov 2013 First Name: Dave Location: Where people are rude, ugly, and stupid. Posts: 3 Trading: (0)	Re: Player's Club by Don Diego Sir, I was going through a cigar chest of mine and at the very bottom, surrounded by walls of cedar, I found half a box of Player's Club torpedos. I forgot I had them and they've been there for about 7-8 years. I Googled them and found your 3-year-old forum topic. I was wondering if you smoked yours and liked it. I'm planning on burning one of mine tonight, but I still have 10 left. They were aged outside the cellophane, and as I said completely surrounded by walls of cedar at the bottom of my chest. I have placed them in their own cigar box and moved it to my cigar box humidor. I looked them up and Don Diego stopped making them around 2008. I think they were a boutique cigar that failed because boutiques were not popular then, but they are now. Cheers. Damn, I just read up a few responses and saw you tossed it. Damn,

11-11-2013, 12:43 AM	#3
El Culo Sexy Just in from the Storm Join Date: Nov 2013 First Name: Dave Location: Where people are rude, ugly, and stupid. Posts: 3 Trading: (0)	Re: Player's Club by Don Diego Well, I've just smoked my Player's Club torpedo and find it was marvelous. Granted, as I stated earlier it has been locked away at the bottom of my cigar chest out of the cellophane for about 8 years, maybe more, so they aren't going to taste anything like something you take out of a box brand new and torch up. I vaguely remember now that I bought them as a close out, maybe from JR's, as a failed boutique cigar for an actor who played in the TV show The Sopranos. Not, Tony, he has his own brand, but one of the other guys. Bravo. I've got like ten more that will probably age another few years before I smoke another one because they are maduros and I prefer milder Connecticut cigars, but still very nice and top even the nicest maduros I've tested recently, like Nubs and Pinar Del Rios'. I smoked mine with a La LLave coffee, but they will probably be good with a nice single malt.