Any fans of Henry Clay?

[commonsenseman]

These have been one of my go-to cigars for several years. Nice & creamy with no bite, just an overall pleasant, reliable smoke.

Am I the only one?

[zeavran1]

I've never had one. I don't think I've ever even seen one. Not at the b&m's I've been to. I've never seen a daily deal with them. I would try one if I came across it.

[commonsenseman]

Originally Posted by zeavran1

I've never had one. I don't think I've ever even seen one. Not at the b&m's I've been to. I've never seen a daily deal with them. I would try one if I came across it.

JR has them for $3 each.

[zeavran1]

Originally Posted by commonsenseman

JR has them for $3 each.

Thanks for the info. I think I'll give them a try.

[commonsenseman]

Originally Posted by zeavran1

Thanks for the info. I think I'll give them a try.

Hope you enjoy them!

I noticed that the five pack is actually cheaper per stick than the box, at least for the toro.

[madurolover]

One of the local B&M's had a box of the Brevas that were sitting on the bottom shelf way back in the corner. These things had so much plume on them they were almost white. Needless to say they sold out the same day I saw them.

While not a great cigar they are a solid smoke for the money.

[commonsenseman]

Originally Posted by madurolover

One of the local B&M's had a box of the Brevas that were sitting on the bottom shelf way back in the corner. These things had so much plume on them they were almost white. Needless to say they sold out the same day I saw them.

While not a great cigar they are a solid smoke for the money.

So not fair, wish I would've found them!

JR also has vintage HC's, as old as 1987.......I wonder how those are?

[kansashat]

Originally Posted by commonsenseman

These have been one of my go-to cigars for several years. Nice & creamy with no bite, just an overall pleasant, reliable smoke.

Am I the only one?

I used to be quite fond of the robusto sized Mirabelle with the H2000 wrapper. Unfortunately, they were closed out a few years ago.

[GJProductions]

Henry Clay? The great compromiser! (sorry for the random US history insert)

Don't know anything about the cigar, but I have seen them and I laugh at the name every time, like really...

Who wouldn't chuckle?

[commonsenseman]

Originally Posted by kansashat

I used to be quite fond of the robusto sized Mirabelle with the H2000 wrapper. Unfortunately, they were closed out a few years ago.

Hmmm....wish they still made it.

Originally Posted by GJProductions

Henry Clay? The great compromiser! (sorry for the random US history insert)

Don't know anything about the cigar, but I have seen them and I laugh at the name every time, like really...

Who wouldn't chuckle?

[teedles915]

I've had them a few times, they are a good solid smoke for the money. I have to say the consrtuction is awesome. One of the heaviest cigars I have ever smoked. Hmmm this has me thinking I may have to re-vist them soon.

[ncstogie]

fear the ghost!!!


but actually henry clay are some nice honduran smokes ... at least the ones I have smoked are...

[Arnie]

Originally Posted by commonsenseman

These have been one of my go-to cigars for several years. Nice & creamy with no bite, just an overall pleasant, reliable smoke.

Am I the only one?

I like the Hondurans. Haven't tried the Dominicans in a while, maybe a couple years. I think I'll go get a few and enjoy them.
This used to be a Cuban brand, but after the revolution Che Guevara stopped their production. Seems he didn't care too much for the good ole U.S. of A.

Anyway, it's a good smoke. IMHO

[commonsenseman]

Never actually had the Hondurans but now I will have to try them.

[andrewsutherland2002]

Been thinking about pulling the trigger on a box of these.