jsnake 09:58 AM 02-12-2011
Size: 5 X 50
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano
Binder: Honduras
Filler: Nicaraguan Criollo, Mexican Ligero, Dominican Piloto Cubano
Price: $3.00 to $5.75
There is never a shortage of Alec Bradley Cigars in my humidors. To be honest I had never smoked an Alec Bradley Cigar until almost one year ago. With so many great cigar manufacturers out there it was one that I just kept putting off for no particular reason. That was a big mistake on my part. It is rare for a cigar smoker to like every blend that one company puts out but so far I have enjoyed if not loved every AB Cigar I have smoked. I do admit I have a few more blends to try but so far AB has impressed me with their quality and consistency. Don't be me - if you haven't tried Alec Bradley Cigars get to it.
The Alec Bradley Harvest Selection '97 is available in 5 sizes - Robusto, Corona, Toro, Gran Toro, and Churchill.
Construction: The cigar wrapper is a medium chocolate with minimal veins and a nice oily sheen. You can't help but be drawn to the great looking band with colors that compliment the wrapper well. The cigar feels firm and well packed with tobacco and no soft spots. Pre-light aroma was sweet and the pre-light draw was also slightly sweet with some spiciness.
http://cigarcatadore.blogspot.com/20...n-97.html#more
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Katmancross 11:01 AM 02-12-2011
Originally Posted by jsnake:
Size: 5 X 50
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano
Binder: Honduras
Filler: Nicaraguan Criollo, Mexican Ligero, Dominican Piloto Cubano
Price: $3.00 to $5.75
There is never a shortage of Alec Bradley Cigars in my humidors. To be honest I had never smoked an Alec Bradley Cigar until almost one year ago. With so many great cigar manufacturers out there it was one that I just kept putting off for no particular reason. That was a big mistake on my part. It is rare for a cigar smoker to like every blend that one company puts out but so far I have enjoyed if not loved every AB Cigar I have smoked. I do admit I have a few more blends to try but so far AB has impressed me with their quality and consistency. Don't be me - if you haven't tried Alec Bradley Cigars get to it.
The Alec Bradley Harvest Selection '97 is available in 5 sizes - Robusto, Corona, Toro, Gran Toro, and Churchill.
Construction: The cigar wrapper is a medium chocolate with minimal veins and a nice oily sheen. You can't help but be drawn to the great looking band with colors that compliment the wrapper well. The cigar feels firm and well packed with tobacco and no soft spots. Pre-light aroma was sweet and the pre-light draw was also slightly sweet with some spiciness.
http://cigarcatadore.blogspot.com/20...n-97.html#more
Nice.
I love AB cigars. The trick is to know how much to age each different blend.
I saw that somebody made a list of a couple dozen cigars and their proper aging time. Anybody out there done this with AB's?
I don't have a lot sticks so on the occasion I get a Family Blend, it drives me mad waiting.
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Domer 11:56 AM 02-12-2011
smoked one of these the other day. it was my second ever AB. should have dry boxed it a bit more causing harshness towards the end, but the flavors before that were great. these i could see as an everyday smoke for the price you can get them at
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jsnake 12:12 PM 02-12-2011
All of my AB cigars have age on them. Like I said in the review I never even tried one until about a year ago. I always have some in the humidor so they all have some good time on them. I am a hug fan of Prensado and Tempus. I have SCR & Family Blend sitting in there too with some others I haven't tried yet.
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kickerb 03:12 PM 02-14-2011
swh127 04:35 PM 02-14-2011
Originally Posted by jsnake:
I am a hug fan of Prensado and Tempus.
:-)
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jsnake 09:50 PM 02-19-2011
Emjaysmash 10:14 PM 02-19-2011
What happened to the rest of the review?
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kelmac07 08:55 AM 02-20-2011
This is the one AB stick that I cannot seem to enjoy...have had three and they have all been harsh.
:-)
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