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Once Upon a Time...
Quick question for you guys... I once had this connection with this guy who would sell these Cubans with interesting dimensions. Anyone might know what brand they might have been.
They were about a 20 gauge. And really Long(11 inches). It had a Natural wrap to it...possibly a macaroon. The source I bought them from said they had been age for about 10 years(maybe that was part of sweetening the deal). Anyhow, on the first buy, I took it to my local Cigar shop at the time and had my friend Bruce look at it. He said, "interesting... well there's only one way to find out, Light her up". With in seconds, he looked at the dark ash and took in the distinct aroma and said, "that there sir be one".
Anyone have any Ideas? It sure was a great smoke... small gauge, yet super long length... this thing stood out on its own.
They were about a 20 gauge. And really Long(11 inches). It had a Natural wrap to it...possibly a macaroon. The source I bought them from said they had been age for about 10 years(maybe that was part of sweetening the deal). Anyhow, on the first buy, I took it to my local Cigar shop at the time and had my friend Bruce look at it. He said, "interesting... well there's only one way to find out, Light her up". With in seconds, he looked at the dark ash and took in the distinct aroma and said, "that there sir be one".
Anyone have any Ideas? It sure was a great smoke... small gauge, yet super long length... this thing stood out on its own.
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Permalink Reply by fivebyfifty on -
that sounds like the la gloria cubana Médaille d'Or but they'r not that long to more like a 7" 35-36 rg
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Permalink Reply by Albert Gonzalez on -
yeah, my source didn't know, cause when they brought them over, all labels were taken off. Thanks for the info. I still think it was more like a 30 - 35 range. I will have to Google the info. Thanks again!
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