Aged DPG's or Tat's

wayner123 · 12-20-2010, 10:15 AM

After reading a review of an aged DPG Invictos I wondered how many of us still have some of the old band DPG's laying around, and how they are smoking now. Many times aged Habanos are discussed, but not so much aged NC's.

When these were first getting talked about, people wondered how they would be with some age on them. I think at 3 years we can start the discussion anew if some of you out there have these.

I personally still have a few old band DPG Blue Generoso's (Toro sized) and some of the Original release JJ Maduro's. I find that the initial Pepin spice blast is still there, but the flavors have melded very nicely together and are more refined.

I'd love to hear your takes and experiences with these cigars now that some time has gone by.

12-20-2010, 10:15 AM	#1
wayner123 Country Gentleman Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Deltona, FL Posts: 2,351 Trading: (159)	Aged DPG's or Tat's After reading a review of an aged DPG Invictos I wondered how many of us still have some of the old band DPG's laying around, and how they are smoking now. Many times aged Habanos are discussed, but not so much aged NC's. When these were first getting talked about, people wondered how they would be with some age on them. I think at 3 years we can start the discussion anew if some of you out there have these. I personally still have a few old band DPG Blue Generoso's (Toro sized) and some of the Original release JJ Maduro's. I find that the initial Pepin spice blast is still there, but the flavors have melded very nicely together and are more refined. I'd love to hear your takes and experiences with these cigars now that some time has gone by. __________________ 'It is an honor for a man to keep aloof from strife; But every fool will be quarrelling.'