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mwurtz · 03-20-2007, 01:13 AM

Well, the 7 boxes I won (bought) from the devil site arrived today and I was in heaven. Now I just have to find a way to adequately store these beauties. Hope you enjoy the photos.

I do have one question about the cigars on the far left of this photo. What are they and what is their quality? Enjoy.

mwurtz · 03-20-2007, 01:16 AM

The other photos.....

DParsons · 03-20-2007, 01:16 AM

Nice haul. The CAO looks yummy. Havent had but one or two of the others. Have fun and enjoy.

Daniel

darkfusion · 03-20-2007, 01:17 AM

If you cant find room, send them to me and I'll dispose of them .

hornitosmonster · 03-20-2007, 01:24 AM

Nice!! Enjoy

DragonMan · 03-20-2007, 01:26 AM

So let me get this straight, you just bought 7 boxes of cigars and have nowhere to store them?? Your cheapest solution would be to build a coolerdor. Here’s a link to help you out:

Coolerdor 101

Enjoy your latest purchases!!

tzaddi · 03-20-2007, 01:26 AM

Looks like there was a bit of bliss in your abode today. Congratulations. Enjoy!

The cigars in question are Pueblo Dominicano Series II. Here is the readout from CI.

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There are only a tiny handful of 100% Dominican-made cigars of note. One is Opus. Another is Pueblo Dominicano’s newly released Series II. Pueblo Dominicano, fittingly, hails from the oldest factory in the Dominican Republic (La Aurora), and is a superb blend that is nothing short of exquisite.

Made entirely of Dominican tobaccos, including a 4-year-aged wrapper, the blend steps it up a notch. By all accounts even above and beyond the Pueblo "Series I," itself a terrifically tasty smoke and grass-roots boutique favorite that developed a small, insanely loyal following. The Series II is toasty and rich with a strong core of earthy undertones. It delivers ample spice, but in a very subtle fashion, nowhere near overwhelming. Strength-wise, Pueblo is medium in body, plus it’s somewhat complex, evolving as it burns, offering a short crisp finish and booming out copious amounts of lush, gray smoke.

daviddunn · 03-20-2007, 01:31 AM

You have a few nice sticks there. Enjoy them, and yes, you should build a coolerdor, easiest way to cheaply store boxes.

mwurtz · 03-20-2007, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by tzaddi

Looks like there was a bit of bliss in your abode today. Congratulations. Enjoy!

The cigars in question are Pueblo Dominicano Series II. Here is the readout from CI.

Thanks Tzaddi. Appreciate that greatly.

Yeah, I have a 100ct humidor and a 300 ct humidor but those are pretty much full. So, I have been browsing/pricing coolers since I won (bought) the gars. later.

mw

scoutmaster022 · 03-20-2007, 01:37 AM

very nice buy .post.. I have been wanting to try Don Tomas for a long time let us know how you like them

Stonato~ · 03-20-2007, 01:40 AM

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Originally Posted by tzaddi

Looks like there was a bit of bliss in your abode today. Congratulations. Enjoy!

The cigars in question are Pueblo Dominicano Series II. Here is the readout from CI.

I've got one of those Pueblo's and yet to try. But I can tell you that I am intrigued. If you suck on the foot you'll notice something unlike any other. It tastes like a flavoured cigar (but nice). I had never heard of them so when I got mine I immediately called the vendor to ensure they didn't send me a flavoured cigar. It isn't.

Little Giant · 03-20-2007, 01:53 AM

[SIZE="3"]Nice haul. Enjoy!

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billybarue · 03-20-2007, 02:03 AM

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Originally Posted by scoutmaster022

very nice buy .post.. I have been wanting to try Don Tomas for a long time let us know how you like them

FWIW, the Churchill version of this cigar (Don Tomas Clasico Presidente) was number 22 of Cigar Afficionados top 25 cigars for 2006.

Way to jump in with both feet My man. Enjoy

Cheers,

Billybarue