Re: Question about Anejos
 

I grabbed a 46 and a 49. After adding up the price of two of each stick, I reached a sum of roughly 130 dollars. Just a tad out of a college student's price range for ten cigars!!!

I'm waiting for just the right time to pay tribute to His Supreme Noodliness by slow-roasting a cigar from one end to the other. If you know what I mean ;)

Though the no. 46 is going to get some very stiff competition from a couple other cigars in my humi that are also on reserve.

Jeebus, but I just don't shut up, do I? :r:r:r

PS I was wrong about the shop not carrying no. 77s. I definitely intend to try one out: talk about a beautifully made smoke!!!

Re: Question about Anejos
 

I like the #50

Re: Question about Anejos
 

Do you plan on posting a review? Would be interested in reading it.

Re: Question about Anejos
 

There seems to be a little bit of a consensus that they need a little age. I picked one up earlier this month, how long do you think they need to sit before they hit their stride?

Re: Question about Anejos
 

From last years release I definitely liked the #50 best . I generally like the #77 best overall though . Make sure you eat before you smoke one as they can pack quite a nicotine punch sometimes . The #46 is the only cigar to ever give me the shivering , sweating wanna puke thing . Keep some sugar handy just in case the nicotine gets to you also . Just trying to help and sorry for rambling . :2

Re: Question about Anejos
 

Truer words were never spoken, tho I prefer the 55 and the Shark.

Re: Question about Anejos
 

I really can't think of a single cigar where someone hasn't said "You think these babies are good now? Just wait 'till they get a lil age on them..."

Re: Question about Anejos
 

:tpd: