Question about the Tatuaje brown label...

[Ehlonya]

I've never had a tatuaje, are the brown label comparable to the DPG Blue?

[Lok17]

They are both very good smokes, but also very different. For one the Tats. do not have the spice of the DPG line. I am horrible at picking out flavors and such, but you can trust me when I say ALL tats. are excellent!!!!

[brightpaths]

Whichever one you try, you'll enjoy the smoke. They're great cigars.

Enjoy your Sunday,
Don

[DBCcigar]

They are both awesome sticks. I'd say the Pepin Blue has a little more pepper/spice and the Tatuaje Brown is more rich with chocolate notes....

[Maduro PiPs]

All excellent comments and descriptions here. I LOVE the Tatuaje Brown Label, also known as the Tatuaje Cabinet line. This is the fullest blend in the line. I also enjoy the red band, the Havana VI, but can do without the white band, which is the Series P. It is the lightest in the line. DPG Blue definitely has more spice and pepper. The Tat Cab is richer with more coco and nutty notes IMO. My fav is the Cojonu 2003...a MUST TRY!

[Lighthouse]

Originally Posted by Maduro PiPs

All excellent comments and descriptions here. I LOVE the Tatuaje Brown Label, also known as the Tatuaje Cabinet line. This is the fullest blend in the line. I also enjoy the red band, the Havana VI, but can do without the white band, which is the Series P. It is the lightest in the line. DPG Blue definitely has more spice and pepper. The Tat Cab is richer with more coco and nutty notes IMO. My fav is the Cojonu 2003...a MUST TRY!

I would agree. I like the brown and red labels, but was not too keen on the white labels - only for the fact that the other two are more in line with tastes. I am on a brown label Noellas kick at the moment, I'd suggest trying it.ibble:ibble: The DPG is always on the favorite's list.

[Maduro PiPs]

Originally Posted by Lighthouse

I would agree. I like the brown and red labels, but was not too keen on the white labels - only for the fact that the other two are more in line with tastes. I am on a brown label Noellas kick at the moment, I'd suggest trying it.ibble:ibble: The DPG is always on the favorite's list.

Noellas are GREAT! I am so happy I grabbed a box of the Noella Reservas before they disappeared!

[Phantom57-cl]

I smoke a good deal of the Tatuaje Regios. Agree pretty much with all the above. The Tats are a heavy Cuban style cigar whereas the DPG Blue is a peppery high grade Nicaraguan style. Both excellent.

[baba]

Personally I like the Tatuate line way better than the Pepin Blue. I don't own any boxes of Pepin blue - but have 6 or 7 boxes of tatuate. I tried the Pepin blue last week and it did not have the depth of flavor or smothness of the Tatuates - especially the Zonals or Conoju 03.

[Ehlonya]

Thanks for the comments fella's, 2 days ago i smoked a dpg blue that had sat for a month, and i was thoroughly surprised at how tasty it was, sure it had that strong pepper kick at the beginning, but after that you are rewarded w/ a sweet leathery spice. And from these comments i snagged up a box of tatuaje brown label regio's at a decent price i think at 8 a stick is fair, they're not cb's overbidding prices.

[BadMormon]

Originally Posted by Ehlonya

Thanks for the comments fella's, 2 days ago i smoked a dpg blue that had sat for a month, and i was thoroughly surprised at how tasty it was, sure it had that strong pepper kick at the beginning, but after that you are rewarded w/ a sweet leathery spice. And from these comments i snagged up a box of tatuaje brown label regio's at a decent price i think at 8 a stick is fair, they're not cb's overbidding prices.

My local B/M charges $10 for the regios.