Carlos Tarano 1916 Cameroon Churchill Review

[bama]

This is what I am smoking right now. I have made it about half-way through the box, and I have yet to have a disappointing one. No dry or craked wrappers. Good construction. The draw is smooth and easy. Slow burn. Medium-bodied. A consistently enjoyable smoke.

(If I figure out how to resize my picture and post it, I will post a picture of one of them.)

[The Bruce]

Originally Posted by bama

This is what I am smoking right now. I have made it about half-way through the box, and I have yet to have a disappointing one. No dry or craked wrappers. Good construction. The draw is smooth and easy. Slow burn. Medium-bodied. A consistently enjoyable smoke.

I'll second that!

--
Erik

[Papichulo]

I smoked one not too long ago and enjoyed it after a steak dinner. Cheers

[TechMetalMan]

I have a box of the Coronas. I have only had one out of it and it was only a week after taking them home. It was good and toasty and burnt straight as an arrow.

I have enjoyed a robusto before as well, really loved it.

I hope these will only get better with a bit of rest on them.

[papajohn67]

Originally Posted by TechMetalMan

I have a box of the Coronas. I have only had one out of it and it was only a week after taking them home. It was good and toasty and burnt straight as an arrow.

I have enjoyed a robusto before as well, really loved it.

I hope these will only get better with a bit of rest on them.

I also have what's left of a box of the Coronas and pretty much a full box of the Torps. Have yet to have a bad one. Always a pleasure to pull one out and fire it up.

[rockyr]

I'll second the opinions above. The 1916 is by go to cigar.

[muziq]

Originally Posted by rockyr

I'll second the opinions above. The 1916 is by go to cigar.

Friendly amendment: A go-to Cameroon cigar... I dig it pretty well when I'm wanting that subtle sweet spice of a cameroon wrapper.