I've had zero experience with the Bolívar cigar line, others yes but the Bolívar is new and fascinating to me
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Hand-Made Vitolas

Belicoso Fino - 5˝" × 52 (140 × 20.64 mm), Campana, a pyramid
Bolivar Tubo No. 1 - 5⅝" × 42 (143 × 16.67 mm), Corona, a corona
Bolivar Tubo No. 2 - 5⅛" × 42 (130 × 16.67 mm), Mareva, a petit corona
Bolivar Tubo No. 3 - 4⅞" × 34 (124 × 13.49 mm), Placera, a small panetela
Corona Gigante - 7" × 47 (178 × 18.65 mm), Julieta No. 2, a churchill
Corona Junior - 4⅜" × 42 (111 × 16.67 mm), Minuto, a petit corona
Petit Corona - 5⅛" × 42 (130 × 16.67 mm), Mareva, a petit corona
Royal Corona - 4⅞" × 50 (124 × 19.84 mm), Robusto, a robusto

Edición Limitada Releases

Petit Belicoso (2009) - 4⅞" × 52 (125 × 20.64 mm), Petit Belicoso, a petit pyramid

Edición Regional Releases

Colosal (Germany 2006) - 6⅛" × 50 (156 × 19.84 mm), Doble, a robusto extra
Libertador (France 2006, 2007) - 6˝" × 54 (165 × 21.43 mm), Sublime, a double robusto
Simon (Canada 2007, 2009) - 5" × 48 (127 × 19.05 mm), Hermoso No. 4, a corona extra
Double Corona (Middle East 2007) - 7⅝" × 49 (194 × 19.45 mm), Prominente, a double corona
Short Bolívar (Asia Pacific 2008) - 4⅜" × 52 (110 × 20.64 mm) Petit Edmundo, a petit robusto
Armonia (China 2008) - 7Ľ" × 57 (184 × 22.62 mm) Salomónes I, a double perfecto
Petit Libertador (France 2008) - 4" × 50 (102 × 19.84 mm) Petit Robusto, a petit robusto
Legendario (Switzerland 2008) - 6⅛" × 50 (156 × 19.84 mm), Doble, a robusto extra
Fabulosos (Benelux 2009) - 5⅜" × 52 (135 × 20.64 mm) Edmundo, a robusto extra
5at Avenida (Germany 2009) - 7Ľ" × 50 (184 × 19.84 mm) 109, a double corona
Especiales No. 2 (Germany 2009) - 7˝" × 38 (192 × 15.08 mm) Delicado, a long panetela
Greco (Grecia y Chipre 2009) - 5.6" × 50 (141 × 50 mm) Gorditos, robusto extra
B-2 (Canada 2010) - 6.1" × 52 (156 × 52 mm) Pirámides, a pyramid
Emiratos (Emiratos Arabes Unidos(UAE) 2010) 6.5" × 54 (164 × 54 mm) Sublimes, a double robusto
108 (Spain 2010) - 5.6" × 46 (143 × 46 mm) Coronas Gordas, a corona gorda
681 (Bulgaria 2011) - 6.0" × 53 (153 × 53 mm) Sobresalientes, a robusto extra
Distinguidos (China 2011) - 6.4" × 52 (162 × 52 mm) Romeo, a perfecto
Británicas (Great Britain 2011) - 5.4" × 48 (138 × 48 mm) Británicas Extra, a perfecto
Oryx (Qatar 2011) - 5.3" × 52 (135 × 52 mm) Edmundo, a robusto
Emperador (Russia 2011) - 6.2" × 48 (157 × 48 mm) Hermosos No.2, a grand corona

Edicion Limitada Releases

Petit Belicosos(2009) - 4.9" × 52 (125 × 52 mm), Petit Belicosos, a petit pyramid

La Casa del Habano Releases

Gold Medal - 6˝" × 42 (165 × 16.67 mm) Cervantes, a lonsdale

Habanos Collection Series

Gran Belicoso (2010) - 7.1" × 54 (180 × 54 mm) Rodolfo, a double pyramid
Gran Belicoso (2011) - 7.1" × 54 (180 × 54 mm) Rodolfo, a double pyramid (Released as part of the Colección Habanos 2011, which features all existing Collection Series)

Recently Discontinued Vitolas

Bonitas(2009) - 5.0" × 40 (126 × 40 mm), Londres, a petit corona
Inmensas(2009) - 63/4" × 34 (170 × 17.09 mm), Dalia, a lonsdale
Corona Extra(2012) - 5⅝" × 44 (143 × 17.46 mm), Francisco, a corona
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Best regular production - Petite Corona, Royal Corona

Best RE- Distinguidos (China 2011)

Honorable mention REs: Simones (Canada), Especiales #2 (Germany)
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Bolivar Royal Corona hands down.
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The Petit Corona is my favorite, but have been enjoying the Belicoso Fino lately.
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I like GM's and pc's, myself.
Boli isn't at all my favorite marca, but there are certainly some gems in there, even for me.
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One of the few CC's that I do enjoy is the Gold Medal.
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Thanks everyone! looking for the gems as stated, will start doing some homework on them
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I prefer the Royal Coronas and the Petit Coronas, with honorable mention going to the PC Junior.

My absolute fav was the Coronas Extra, but alas, they've gone the way of the dodo.
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Is that right?
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For me, hands down the CJ's followed closely by the PC's then RC's.

As for the ER's, I dig the Britanicas and the Especiales No. 2.

:-)
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It is....and I got mine from you. :-)
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For me is the Royal Corona the best.
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I'm a big fan of the PCs especially with a few years on them.

Simones is my all-time fav regional in terms of flavor consistency and value
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If I could only have one, it would be the RC.
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RC for sure! :-)
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perhaps the most "complex" Cuban cigar...coronas junior.

earthier yet just as satisfying...petit corona.

although I smoke more pc's...I remain convinced that the junior is a better cigar.

derrek
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The Corona Junior is a great smoke, but I usually buy the PCs.
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I will have to explore this. So far I've been enamored with the Belicoso Finos and Royal Coronas purely due to preference in size at the moment.

I have purchased BPC cabs, and while I think they're ok, I don't see why people rave about them. If the CJs are not as "dirty" as you say, I may be in for a treat! :-)

ps - why is the dancing banana called "noon"
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Long ago, someone photoshopped my face onto the dancing banana (not the smiley used here but the animated gif). One of the other TOE thought it funny to name the smiley after me. To that I say :-)
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None of my BPC cabs are ready to smoke. However, my BPC dress boxes from 2011 and 2012 are smoking amazing. Luck of the draw, I guess.
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