1998's Punch Punch that I found in Cuba in 2007 in Cienfuegos. I smoked my last 1996 JL No2 about a month ago....They were delicious.
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Do you have any pics of the Robt. Burns? It would be something to see.

U have a stick (el producto) from 1926 that I will smoke on my 50th birthday when it is 100 and I have a few boxes of 98 Punch Coronas.

PS, I am dying to see Klugs response to this question
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oops! 1957 not 1857
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Still impressive, they are smoking well? (sorry for the threadjack).
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Amazing. Lots of people here (and CS) have gotten some from me. They can possibly chime in with opinions.
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I have smoked some 1940's and 50's clear havana sticks that were sublime.
My current oldie is a 70's stick that was gifted to me at Shack.
I plan on breaking it out at next year's Shack.

My current oldie that I have a box of is '97 du Deputes.
As far as NCs go I have some 2003 Anejos... I'll get around to those after my daughter's inaugural soccer season wraps up in October.
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ITs amazing that an Aficionado was able to keep a cigar for literally a century. This passion goes way back!


But that is a good thing, as our history becomes that much richer! :-)
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Still have a couple of 97 Punch Punch left from a box. Really loved their 23 cousins. Probably smoke one some time and leave the other one tucked away for another 10 years or so.
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some 98 punch coronas
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I was gifted some assorted 99 cc's
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Some 1996 CAO Maduro's....when they were good and still made in Costa Rico.
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I have a Blackstone 1950 cigar given to me at my very first herf in Canada by Dave (Old Sailor). One day I plan to smoke it. Now I just look at the very yellow cello and :-)
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2 boxes of german cigars from wwII.

Will have to get the guts to break one open one day. :-)
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a spanish joy, guessed production between 1890 and 1910, but for certain older then 1930. I got it from Tanith.
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Have some 50s clear Havanas....but the best old ones I have are from the 70s, just like Bruce's dumps.
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:-):-)








Don'tcha just hate posts like this one. :-)
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I have about 5 or 6 Partagas ISOMs from about '95 or '96. They were my dad's and I smoke one a year on his birthday.
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I love most cigars,fresh or aged.
I smoke them because I might not be here tomorrow.Another day is not a given :-)
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I have a few from the 40's, 50's, and 60's. I've tried them all.
The oldest I've smoked was an old Betsy Ross. She was almost 100.
There's a review right here.
Scott and I smoked a 40's La Prosa the same day.
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1947. It will Die at EYH
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