[big_jaygee]

I had the LG Diez 2015 the other day and it was a good cigar but needed some rest to make it great. Only problem i had was the wonky burn that would never straighten out... yes, i know these were still very fresh. Temp and humidity during transit time from the factory to the states, to the show, during the show, and then to me, was probably not optimal so i understand the issues i had.

Now the LFD 1994 Tango (Petite Robusto 48x4.5) was a great smoke, that size was perfect for the blend.

The re-release of the Murcielago was close to dead on of the original blend and i can't wait for the release of these