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Feeling at Home
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Well to be honest he did hint that it MAY not be a reyes family cigar. I dont think he was way off on that #5 review... And if you want to really be picky, taking the review of your Pepin into consideration, I think this tie you both up if anything! hehehe
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Cigar #6
Construction: 5x50 medium/light brown wrapper Pre-Light: Smooth draw with hints of cedar. 1st Third: The aroma is pleasant upon lighting. Cocoa flavor appears briefly then dissapates. Cedar is also present. A slight citrus flavor is now detectable. Cedar and citrus: not a bad combination. Citrus is now the dominant flavor. A little bit of spice is detectable through the nose. 2nd Third: Still very citrusy. Flavor has remained very consistent. Final Third: Citrus is still strong. Final Thoughts: I enjoyed this stick, even though it wasn't very complex (which isn't always bad in my book). Citrus is a flavor that isn't very prevalent in many cigars that I smoke, so it was nice to have for a change. There is no way that this is a Reyes product.
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The Hebrew Hammer
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Now that, is fun. Nice twist EEE
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