Bahia Blu????

[andrew_will1]

Bahia Blu, anyone ever have these? They are cheap and the band is incredibly cheesy but I'm always looking for a cheap mild cigars that I can smoke in the workshop and not care if I get preoccupied and let it go out. They are on CI's One Day Deal for 1.25 each I'll take advantage of this if anyone has a decent opinion of them.

http://www.cigarsinternational.com/html/spec_oneday.asp

[dartstothesea]

I bought them when they were on weekly special about two weeks ago, and i love them! They're pretty mild-med, and fairly smooth after a couple of weeks. They are a tad bitter at the start, but that generally goes away as you puff on it. I would say buy them, they are great for that price tag.

I actually think I am going to get another bundle.

[71Rig]

Also look at the Sol Cubano Series B. You can get them on cbid for cheap. Like $0.65 each cheap.

After holding them in the humi for a little bit they shape up quite nicely for a bang around stick.

[andrew_will1]

Originally Posted by dartstothesea

I bought them when they were on weekly special about two weeks ago, and i love them! They're pretty mild-med, and fairly smooth after a couple of weeks. They are a tad bitter at the start, but that generally goes away as you puff on it. I would say buy them, they are great for that price tag.

I actually think I am going to get another bundle.

Cool man, thanks for the tip... I'm getting them

Originally Posted by 71Rig

Also look at the Sol Cubano Series B. You can get them on cbid for cheap. Like $0.65 each cheap.

After holding them in the humi for a little bit they shape up quite nicely for a bang around stick.

I do like the series B as well....It's a good stick for the workshop.

[lazylightningNY-cr]

I bought a box of them, and I'm happy with them also. I'm also a fan of the Bahia '94.

[Jack Straw]

Just lit one of these up (robusto), seems like a decently good cigar for the price - pretty well rolled, nice body, and smokes well with an even burn, even after I knocked it on the floor (oops). "Nuthin' fancy" in the flavor department, though.

But man is that band tacky. I felt relieved when I looked in my humi after removing it, and did not see it, lol.

Probably wouldn't buy it again (I'm maybe a 3x weekly smoker, so I can afford to stick to $4+ smokes), but I certainly don't regret it. If I did buy a box, I would most definitely remove each and every label before putting in the humi.

[c2000]

Had one with some age on it and was pleasantly surprised..stay away from the Bahia B line.

Jerry in Minnesota.

[docruger]

i have wondered about them myself. good news guys thanks you can learn lots surfing the old puffer

[kansashat]

I've gone through a couple bundles of the toro size & found consistency to be biggest issue for this closeout.

Overall, it's a pretty decent every day smoke.