CLINT'S CIGARS-REVIEW FOR BIKERS
Road Warrior
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From: Right Coast
RE: CLINT'S CIGARS-REVIEW FOR BIKERS
I keep meaning to give the Clints a try. I guess its time.
I traveled the Caribbean this past fall and bought some Cuban Romeo & Julieta 2007 Aniversario's and that was a good smoke. The guy offered to repackage them and ship them to me as Jamacian hand rolled. $230 a box plus shipping. Not bad considering how pricey they are.
I traveled the Caribbean this past fall and bought some Cuban Romeo & Julieta 2007 Aniversario's and that was a good smoke. The guy offered to repackage them and ship them to me as Jamacian hand rolled. $230 a box plus shipping. Not bad considering how pricey they are.
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From: SoCal
RE: CLINT'S CIGARS-REVIEW FOR BIKERS
I've been smoking 5 to 7 cigars a day (big ones) for about 18 years. I buy all mine from JR cigars and have for years. I smoke cigars behind my wind shield when I ride. What can I say, I got it bad. I'm gonna have to give these Clints a try. Thanks for the tip.
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RE: CLINT'S CIGARS-REVIEW FOR BIKERS
ORIGINAL: Flying Horse
I keep meaning to give the Clints a try. I guess its time.
I traveled the Caribbean this past fall and bought some Cuban Romeo & Julieta 2007 Aniversario's and that was a good smoke. The guy offered to repackage them and ship them to me as Jamacian hand rolled. $230 a box plus shipping. Not bad considering how pricey they are.
I keep meaning to give the Clints a try. I guess its time.
I traveled the Caribbean this past fall and bought some Cuban Romeo & Julieta 2007 Aniversario's and that was a good smoke. The guy offered to repackage them and ship them to me as Jamacian hand rolled. $230 a box plus shipping. Not bad considering how pricey they are.
My advice would be to only use Habanos S.A. appointed dealers when travelling any where. The La Casa Del Habano stores are the safest place to purchase. When buying online only use
dealers with references and never purchase any Habanos from Costa Rica they are all fake. Australia , Germany , Spain and Switzerland are good choices.
Here is a link to http://www.habanos.com/default.aspx?lang=en. This should provide you with a wealth of info. Good Luck.
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From: Deer Park, Texas
RE: CLINT'S CIGARS-REVIEW FOR BIKERS
Thanks for the head up. You can tell by my avatar that I like the occasional stogie. That pic was taken by me in one of my favorite bars in Galveston and there is a cigar shop right next door!!
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RE: CLINT'S CIGARS-REVIEW FOR BIKERS
ORIGINAL: jharanin
I'm a cigar nut as well, bad part, I have found an attraction to the expensive stoogies. I've been smoking the Padron 1964 & 1929series..and man are they good. The other one I like to carry on the scoot is the Fuente Short Story, it's a 15-20 minute smoke good for a short stop and a damn good smoke if I don't say.
Some of the other favorites
San Cristobol
Opus X
I'm a cigar nut as well, bad part, I have found an attraction to the expensive stoogies. I've been smoking the Padron 1964 & 1929series..and man are they good. The other one I like to carry on the scoot is the Fuente Short Story, it's a 15-20 minute smoke good for a short stop and a damn good smoke if I don't say.
Some of the other favorites
San Cristobol
Opus X
Haven't tried the Clints- maybe I'll give them a shot. My "on the bike" smoke is a Hav-A-Tampa Sweet Jewel because of the wood tip. (Doesn't come apart in the wind.) At home my favorites are Montecristo #1, H. Upmann's cedar-wrapped Cameroon, anything from Torano or Fuente including, of course, the Opus X...
