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Lautréamont · 09-18-2010, 06:37 AM

I smoked a Sublimes yesterday for lunch at the Indy Cigar Bar. There was no hurry to get back to work on a Friday afternoon. I smoked it slowly over the course of nearly two hours with ice water to drink, while reading in one of their arm chairs. The Davidoff rep assured me that it was same blend as the Puro d'Oro Magnifico but the Sublimes didn't give me the chili pepper buzz on my lips like the Magnifico; it was more milk chocolate, subtle grass, spice, hints of dried fruit.

I've enjoyed the Davidoff Millenium blend as a change of pace but I've never actually yearned for one. These on the other hand, I would stock up on if I thought they wouldn't be available five blocks from my house. I might anyway, just for the pleasure of hoarding them.

09-18-2010, 06:37 AM	#17
Lautréamont Still Watching My Back Join Date: Dec 2009 First Name: Matt Location: Indy Posts: 67 Trading: (1)	Re: Davidoff Puro d'Oro Sublimes I smoked a Sublimes yesterday for lunch at the Indy Cigar Bar. There was no hurry to get back to work on a Friday afternoon. I smoked it slowly over the course of nearly two hours with ice water to drink, while reading in one of their arm chairs. The Davidoff rep assured me that it was same blend as the Puro d'Oro Magnifico but the Sublimes didn't give me the chili pepper buzz on my lips like the Magnifico; it was more milk chocolate, subtle grass, spice, hints of dried fruit. I've enjoyed the Davidoff Millenium blend as a change of pace but I've never actually yearned for one. These on the other hand, I would stock up on if I thought they wouldn't be available five blocks from my house. I might anyway, just for the pleasure of hoarding them.