caibaguan maduro 46 - big smoke taste in a small package

Bunker · 10-01-2010, 08:01 PM

I picked up a box of these a couple of weeks ago with the intention of letting them rest.

Well after two weeks I made the mistake of opening the box to take a peek and could resist no mpre - I had to light one up.

All I can say is that Don Pepin is a friggin genius, I was already a DPG fan but this little smoke shot right to the my list of favorites next to the My Father line.

I usually don't go for anything under 49-50 ring gauge but this little 46 smokes like a Churchill.

Billows of thick, tasty smoke with just enough spice to let you know it's a Pepin without any bitterness.

I know my problems with thinner smokes is that I smoke too fast which leads corona-sized cigars to get hot and bitter.

Not here, the draw was spot on and the burn was perfect (even smoking outside on a blustery night).

10-01-2010, 08:01 PM	#1
Bunker New hardware installed. Join Date: Sep 2010 First Name: Rick Location: Moonbatachusetts Posts: 950 Trading: (18)	caibaguan maduro 46 - big smoke taste in a small package I picked up a box of these a couple of weeks ago with the intention of letting them rest. Well after two weeks I made the mistake of opening the box to take a peek and could resist no mpre - I had to light one up. All I can say is that Don Pepin is a friggin genius, I was already a DPG fan but this little smoke shot right to the my list of favorites next to the My Father line. I usually don't go for anything under 49-50 ring gauge but this little 46 smokes like a Churchill. Billows of thick, tasty smoke with just enough spice to let you know it's a Pepin without any bitterness. I know my problems with thinner smokes is that I smoke too fast which leads corona-sized cigars to get hot and bitter. Not here, the draw was spot on and the burn was perfect (even smoking outside on a blustery night). __________________ "Good is good, even if no one is doing it - and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it."