http://cigarhabanero1.blogspot.com/2...odo-blend.html This Site Gives A Better Description Of The Cigar Than I Can.:-)

I Received A Nice "6'er" Of These Sticks Thanks To "PapaJohn"- Thanks, Brother!:-)

I'm A Certified Tat Whore, So I Decided To Fire This Stick Up This Afternoon After It Had Rested In My Humi @ 65-66 RH Since 11/15/10.

Initial Appearance is A Rustic, Dark Cigar With A Nice Pigtail Triple Cap.
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Initial Draw Revealed A "In Your Face" Blast Of Salty, Briny Taste & Pepper!

Burn & Draw Were Perfect Throughout The Smoke.
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2nd Third: The Cigar Mellowed Quite A Bit After The First 4-5 Puffs, Revealing A Nice Tanginess, Cocoa, & Hickory Flavor.
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Here's A Pic Of My Trusty Lighter, Xikar Cutter, & Magic Hat #9 Brew!
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Last 1/3 To The Nub The Taste Changed Again To More Pepper & Salt With Just A Touch Of Tanginess.Image

I Know You Northern BOTLS Will Get A Kick Out Of This; But This Southern Boy Is "Cold" @ 50* Outside!:-) Here'e Some Pics Of My "Warmers"!
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Overall, A Very Nice, "Different" Tat, IMO. A Little Drier, Salty, Peppery Flavor Profile That Was Very Good & Lasted For 1Hr. Even. Any Other Opinions Of This Stick?

Thanks For Looking!:-)
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You guys with your sophisticated palate's....I just thought it was a tasty cigar. :-)
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:-):-) But Very "Different", Right, Brother?:-)
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Great review! I have a 5'er of these sitting in the humi as well. Really looking forward to lighting one of these up. Maybe this weekend...

The warming devices look good to me... whatever works!
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Thanks, Zach! LMK What You Think Of Them!:-)
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great review!

Dan
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WARMERS AT 50*F?!?!

I'd sell my non-smoking hand for 50*F Weather!!
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Nice review Greg! :-)

I may try to hunt some of these guys down...

How would you compare them to the original release El Triunfadors?
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Nice review.:-)

What lighter is that? JetLine(but which one)?
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Nice review and great pics. Also nice warming setup you have, im jealous.
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Thanks, Dan!

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Supposedly A Totally Different Blend, Tony. Pete Just Put The "El Triunfador Band On It, I Think. This Release Has A Little More "Cocoa" Flavor, IMO.

JetLine Triple Flame, I Got From www.taboocigars.com Great, Dependable Lighter For Around $10.:-)
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Damn!

I'm sure it will be impossible to track a box of these down, it sounds like it is right up my alley too...
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Can't find it on the website :-) I see a few 'triple flames' but they don't look like that. It looks square in the picture, is it?

edit> found it someplace else, called the 'New York', JetLine New York Red Triple Flame Torch Lighter

I like it, caught my eye, like the 'squareness' and now that I know it's dependable........
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Great review Greg

Greg
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Just came out of my cozy little cigar room where the temp is 70 degrees. :-)
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I have the same lighter. One of the benefits is the lighter holds a large amount of fuel. So, when your wife takes your lighter and tries to start a fire by holding the flame up to a 1ft diameter log... you will still have enough fuel to light your stogie afterwords... :-)
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Damn fine review Greg. :-)
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sounds like a winner
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