mini-REVIEW: Luis Martinez

RichardW · 12-11-2008, 08:10 PM

One of the sponsors of the HARD (Herf at Reno Daminit!) party in Reno last month was Luis Martinez Cigars (http://www.luismartinez.com/home.php), and I sent in for their special sampler deal (on the web page). I fired up one of the LM Silver Selection robustos -- a well-rolled, supple Ecuardoran sun-grown wrapper with a Honduran Nicaraguan filler. I'm still fighting a cold and cannot discern all the tastes and flavors that I a usually can, but this is a good cigar with a different flavor profile from the many of the Nicaraguan cigars commonly available for an incredibly low price (you'll have to see for yourself)

Where's that thumbs up smiley?

RichardW · 12-11-2008, 11:29 PM

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I fired up one of the LM Silver Selection robustos -- a well-rolled, supple Ecuardoran sun-grown wrapper with a Honduran Nicaraguan filler.
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post mortem -- sandwich: mixed (but quality) filler. Still a good lawn-mowing cigar

12-11-2008, 08:10 PM	#1
RichardW Committed Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: PNW Posts: 993 Trading: (10)	mini-REVIEW: Luis Martinez One of the sponsors of the HARD (Herf at Reno Daminit!) party in Reno last month was Luis Martinez Cigars (http://www.luismartinez.com/home.php), and I sent in for their special sampler deal (on the web page). I fired up one of the LM Silver Selection robustos -- a well-rolled, supple Ecuardoran sun-grown wrapper with a Honduran Nicaraguan filler. I'm still fighting a cold and cannot discern all the tastes and flavors that I a usually can, but this is a good cigar with a different flavor profile from the many of the Nicaraguan cigars commonly available for an incredibly low price (you'll have to see for yourself) Where's that thumbs up smiley? __________________ "Those are my principles, and if you don't like them ... well, I have others", Groucho Marx