Has anyone tried these? I heard about them like 2 episodes ago from Colin Ganley on Dog Watch Cigar Radio. Its the Origen blend in a shape that J. Fuego uses to test new blends. I guess he is selling this Original size in a 5 pack (no labels, just 5 cigars rolled in a piece of paper). Its fatter in the middle, like 5 by 44 maybe? It comes out to like $2 bucks a cigar according to Colin and he was raving about them. Had not heard much else about them, was curious if anyone had tried them.
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Where can you buy them for the price?
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:-)

I've had them but haven't found them for that price.
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Pretty decent cigar IMO, I think I like the Delirium a bit more though.

I paid around 7 for a stick but if you can find them for 2 I would say jump on it...

Jesus Fuego makes a pretty fine cigar. :-)
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The 5 pack I am talking about is $12 total, no bands or anything. A pure testing cigar.
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Savor Havana in Miami has them
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I just bought a box of these yesterday (12 5-packs) after visiting with Mr. Fuego about the stick. They retail for $12.50 per 5-pack, though I got a discount for buying a box. They are a delight to smoke! They are a rather rough shape, as they are not made in molds. Tapered at both ends, with both ends open. You can get them at Cigar Shop & More in Addison, Texas. (They have a web site with contact info.)
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Came across this thread looking for more info on J Fuego Origen offerings. I bought a bunch of the Belicoso at a local event and fell in love with them. I recently found the Original 5 packs at a few places here in Hawaii for around $12. I gotta get me a bunch more as they make for a great late night (or anytime) inexpensive quick smoke.
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I just ordered a couple of these. Anyone else have any feedback on these?
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These are really good. I like them. :-)
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worth the $$$ IMO
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I hated mine :-)

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~brooks
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That's nuts! Never had the Origen but I love the 777s.
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We have the Origen in the cigar shop I work at in Punta Gorda called Olde Punta Gorda Cigar . It is a great little cigar.
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Ihave been trying to find them in a B&M shop. NO ONE has them.
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It is a power house of a little cigar. Full bodied and full of flavors. I pick them up for about $3 a stick.
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Just smoked one this evening at a J Fuego event. Very nice smoke, love the rustic perfecto shape.
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I wasn't crazy about the Origin but I'm very fond of this new size/shape. I've been referring to them as The Origin in the Soft Pack

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Love these smokes. Good flavor from the word go.
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nice cigar
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