Kinda rough on the eyes but thats the only flaw this stick has. Great burn/ash/flavor. Why is it that ive never heard of this cigar untill a few days ago. I could honestly smoke it everyday and be a happy man.

Who has this stocked in there humidor? I know i will soon. :-)
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Were did ya pick that up? Is it 'spensive? Might have to try it!

Tim L.
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Not at all, there actually very cheap.

A 50ct box of Henry Clay Brevas goes for $127. Thats alittle over $2.50 a stick. A box is calling me ; )
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I've got some Henry Clays w/something like 6-8 years on em. Real good sticks
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My local B&M has tons of these. They have a Henry Clay humidor that they are raffling off once all sticks are sold, buy a stick, get a raffle. Its a torpedo size one, box pressed too from what I can remember. They also have the ones you had Richard. $3-5 I think they charge?
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Lol I've always wanted to try one of these. I see them in the clearance bin at my local shop. It's amazing how some good cigars are the cheap ones.
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Im pretty sure if someone wrapped that connecticut broadleaf wrapper around a #2 pencil, I would try to smoke it. :-)
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:-)
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Pretty good smoke.....have a few stashed away in my cabinet at home that were given to me by my former XO.
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Good but cheap!
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:-) I think I killed my last one a few weeks back... they were smoking great! :-)
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There is also a Henry Clay Reserve. Those are even better.
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wish i still had some, long time favorite that is 100% underrated in my opinion. if im not mistaken this is an extremely old brand, pre-castro. i'd kill to get my hands on one of the old'ens

stearns
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