What's your favorite size in the epernay line? And why?
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Le Petite...only reasons for me, I like the size, and it's been the best tasting of all I've tried.
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LOL! When I buy a cab I'll send you some, long as I don't buy these.
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Thanks, Louis, I have a few, but you are a gentleman and a scholar. :-)
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Thanks! Image
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:-)
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Le Elegance tasted best to me. I've also enjoyed the Le Grande. I've got a couple of Le Monde in the humi waiting to try. The box pressed Le Matine is also great. Hard to go wrong with these. Just get a sampler and decide for yourself.
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This.

The other ones felt flat, after the lp
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One of my favorite sticks, period. Had one yesterday on a drive with the wife, I friggin' love 'em and they fit in my vintage tortiose celluloid clam-shell case.

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Le Petite are my favorites as well
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Another vote for Le Elegance although the Petite is pretty close!!!
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Le Petite was my favorite until I smoked the Le Taureau. The Le Taureau is a flavor bomb.

Dan
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The smaller( thinner) the better.
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I thought Le Ferme was pretty good. I had 10 of those last year. I'm looking forward to trying one of the Le Grandes I have resting.
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They all get amazing if you sit on them for a while. I prefer the Le Petite as well, because the wrapper is so flavorful.

I wouldn't mind seeing that blend in a 4x50 short robusto size.
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Le Grande for me. Flavor is great and I like the size.
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I have to agree with this, with the petite close on its heels.
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For me the smaller ring guages do it, in the Epernay (and Illusione) line.
#1 Le Elegance.
#2 Le Petite.
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The Le Elegance is great, but to me they are all pretty awesome with some age on them.
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All the guys saying the smaller ring gauge the better, have you tried the Le Taureau? I was right there with you until I tried the three new bigger box pressed sizes.

Just wondering.

Dan
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