Question about brands produced

[ChasDen]

Welcome Back !

Glad this all worked out and it made me consider a question.

Besides the other cigars that started all this just how big is the Oliva operation?

Is there anywhere I could see a list of all the brands produced under the Oliva operation? The reason I ask is that many times I have found that I like certain cigars from different companies that are produced by the same people. I came across another brand (name withheld so everyone will leave them alone on c-bid so I can keep getting them cheap) under the Oliva production and like them a lot.

Thanks,
Chas

[massphatness]

Originally Posted by ChasDen

I came across another brand (name withheld so everyone will leave them alone on c-bid so I can keep getting them cheap) under the Oliva production and like them a lot.

BASTAGE!

[Munkey]

I was actually going to post asking what a good sampler range of Oliva would be for someone that had never had their cigars. Seems that would fit in this thread.

[BengalMan]

Mukey,

We sell samplers, they should be available at your local Oliva retailer. Below is a link to check out what is in them:

http://www.olivacigar.com/PDF/sampler.pdf

[kansashat]

One of my favorite Oliva products is the Padilla Habano robusto......just a buttspanker of a cigar! I sent one to a friend who smoked it after he smoked a couple CC's. He said it was quite good even after smoking the Cuban leaf.

Can you tell me who blended the cigar? It seems to be hit & miss with the stock status at the few vendors who carry it. Is it a low production cigar?

Thanks!

[garyatmaui]

I get a cigar from Famous made by Oliva that I like a lot called Georges Reserve. The construction, draw, burn and taste are wonderful. It is a smooth smoke. Got my first one in a sampler and had to order a box. It is as close as I have come to finding a regular.

[jjirons69]

Originally Posted by BengalMan

Mukey,

We sell samplers, they should be available at your local Oliva retailer. Below is a link to check out what is in them:

http://www.olivacigar.com/PDF/sampler.pdf

Man, that MBIII sampler looks too damn sweet! One would almost hate to burn them. Almost.