:-) indeed... Nice review man I can't wait to try one
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Wow,that sounds like a very tasty smoke. I know a few guys who got some so it looks like I'll need to set-up a trade.
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I got a fiver from a generous BOTL here and I may be right there with you. Wifey leaves Weds for TX and I will have much more time to enjoy a smoke so I'll see how green I turn!
I'm pretty much a wuss.
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Not so much that I'm a wuss, it's just that I don't particularly enjoy the LFD DL's, not much past half of the stick anyway. I think strength just for the sake of strength is not so good.

I'll stick with my Noellas.
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I would completely agree. If it is strong but has more substance I can deal, but I'm not down for it if you want to kick my ass just for fun, at least wait until I've pissed you off.
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Honestly, this cigar really didn't seem very strong to me at all? Some of Litto's stuff, the Camacho Triple Maduro, the El Cobre, and others all seemed stronger than this.
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I agree...had my first one earlier today. Didn't seem all that strong but still a great cigar.
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I'm with Ian. For me, this was a very rich cigar, but really didn't strike me as overpowering.
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The strongest stuff that I can relate this to are the LFD ligero, double ligero, and the coronado hammer...I thought this was much stronger. I have smoked 3 now and the first seemed the strongest...maybe I wasn't expecting it from such a small stick and now I know what to expect is the reason???? Not sure.
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I'm going to smoke my first T110 right now with my coffee. Stay tuned for my review later today.


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Chris.....
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PICTURES!!!!!!!!

stearns
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Let me start by apologizing for the lack of pictures. My camera grew legs and walked off about a month ago. So onto my thoughts of this little beauty. I have read a lot about the T110s and was really excited about getting my box from Mr. Marvin Chang. The pre-light had a woodsy aroma and the light was perfect. First puff had earthy over tones accompanied with a hint of spice though out. As stated by other BOTL this is a full bodied cigar but, with that being said it’s not overwhelming IMHO. The burn was prefect producing white/grayish plumes of smoke which burned evenly from start to finish. My only complaint if you even can call it a complaint is the size of the T110. The ring gauge was perfect but, I prefer a Toro sized cigar. The over all cigar were just about as good as they come. This is an outstanding cigar from the folks at Tatuaje and I would highly recommend it.


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Chris.....
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got a fiver....smoked one last weekend while boating....very enjoyable....
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Nice review!!!:-)

Thanks for the heads up!!! I might stay clear of these unless I need my a$$ kicked!!!:-)
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:-) I'm not into getting my arss kicked by a cigar...
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This is another great cigar. Just eat a good meal and you will not have any problems enjoying this cigar. This is a pepper bomb, but still really good overall. I have had 3 of these now.

Good review Eric!
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I've smoked a few of these now, and the only flavor that comes to mind is the pepper at the initial lite. Stick smooths right out after about the first inch and a half, but I've yet to be able to peg down the actual flavor(s) throughout the cigar. Absolutely one of my new favorites.
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These are the same blend as Pete's early Thermonuclear cigar. It was an all ligero ~6.5x48 which was an A**kicker. I have had one of these T110 and it was strong and very tasty.
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I got a 5'er of these in a box split today and am VERY eager to try one.
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