Found a sampler at the local PX here and am giving them a shot. Anyone tried these?

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Nice looking sampler!:-)
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Yup. Good, solid sticks. A Fuente product by way of JC Newman. Enjoy!
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Great sticks!!!!!
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Great stick for the price point. I have smoked a few, some where good, some where okay. I know they have a growing following now of loyal smokers.
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Very nice sticks -- I am sure that you will enjoy them.
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Cool, forgot to mention, under $20 for the set. I am looking forward to trying them out.
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It is a cool little book!
Let us know your thoughts when you burn one.
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You bet.
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This is my favorite cigar. I rather have this cigar for $5 than any Tat for $10
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I've heard nothing but good things. Personally, I don't care for them, but that's based on a couple large ring sticks I tried. I have a few lancero/panatela size that will probably suit me a lot better, I'm looking forward to giving them another go. :-)
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Yep, yep totally agree with this statement
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Great smokes at an even greater price!
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Gotta try one of these.
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I bought a box recently. Most of the ones I've had (pre-box) were good. The mediocre ones weren't even bad, just too mild, which is better than too bitter.
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Yeah, bought a ten pack, not bad, I think you'll like 'em.
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Good solid stick, especially for the $$.
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Brick House cigars are actually made in Nicaragua by someone else. Fuente has nothing to do with them.
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Great stick for the price...much better than most $8-$10 smokes. The couple I have had were well contructed, smoked well and hit the spot.
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Ok, just finished the Brickhouse Robusto from the sampler. It was a very enjoyable smoke that burned well. Only issue I had was at the beginning, I prefer a punch and it would not punch correctly so I cut it. Not a big deal and most likely just a fluke, did not take away from the smoking experience.
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