Fire by Indian Tabac... By Rocky Patel...

[Nickerson]

Hehe.

I thought I heard of a few people talking about these.

Box of 20 of these are on sale for cheap on CI.

Fire by Indian Tabac - Cigars International

Interested in hearing some opinions on these.

[SMOKE20]

Ohhh man, i like

[madurolover]

I don't care much for them Cory.

[madurolover]

You can read different reviews on them at the link below.

Fire-Cigar-Reviews

[Nickerson]

Originally Posted by madurolover

You can read different reviews on them at the link below.

Fire-Cigar-Reviews

Thanks. I usually don't check that system any more since its out of date. We sure could use a new one.

[madurolover]

Originally Posted by Nickerson

Thanks. I usually don't check that system any more since its out of date. We sure could use a new one.

It is up to us to keep it up to date.

There are several reviews in there from '09. I know I try to write some for it when I think of it.

[oldforge]

I used to bid on these on CBID when they were under the radar at a buck a stick (or sometimes less!). With a year or two of aging the spice settled down and they became very good sticks. If the new ones are half as good as the old it is still a good deal.

Originally Posted by Nickerson

Interested in hearing some opinions on these.

[Dom]

Tried one with a buddy one time and both of them were the definition of harsh

[Cigary]

I like these cigars and the Maduro ones are even better. These are much better with about 6 months age to them so I would advise that they be aged,,,,or don't buy them which leaves more for me.

[Alpedhuez55]

I have several bundles of these that have been aging for 2-3 years. But they don't really need it. It is a great full bodied bodied cigar with hints of sweetness. I have never found them harsh. For a $1-$2 full bodied daily smoke, you would have a hard time beating these.