Don Abram Harris Cigars

I finally got a 5 pack of Don Abram Harris Presidential Reserves after it was lost in the postal system for 11 days.
I smoked one right away and was very impressed with the flavors, considering.
It immediately has a very creamy and woody flavor. There's a hint of Gran Marnier in it. I'm going to let the other 4 rest a couple weeks and then I'm going to review one. But I'm impressed. This may be and up and comer.
Note: His web site doesn't show the prices. That's going to be a big component of the review.

[Skywalker]

Glad you got 'em, Phil!

I look forward to the review!

[mmblz]

Originally Posted by Katmancross

I finally got a 5 pack of Don Abram Harris Presidential Reserves after it was lost in the postal system for 11 days.

Was it dropped from the sky out of a black helicopter?

Originally Posted by Katmancross

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I finally got a 5 pack of Don Abram Harris Presidential Reserves after it was lost in the postal system for 11 days.

Originally Posted by mmblz

Was it dropped from the sky out of a black helicopter?

What's going on w/ the postal system these days? Mailed something out on
Tuesday that hasn't reached s. florida yet....

Cigar looks pretty good... Grand Marnier'esque makes me thing of 'sugary burnt orange' flavors... not sure if that's my kind of stick but i will admit you've made
me curious....

Originally Posted by whodeeni

What's going on w/ the postal system these days? Mailed something out on
Tuesday that hasn't reached s. florida yet....

Cigar looks pretty good... Grand Marnier'esque makes me thing of 'sugary burnt orange' flavors... not sure if that's my kind of stick but i will admit you've made
me curious....

It tasted pretty good right out of the cello. Now the test of my manhood to see how long I can let them age. I believe a couple months will really bring out that Gran Marnier flavor.
Yeah, it really pisses me off about the post office. But he sent them first class instead of Priority Mail so no tracking. If you're going to send something of value like that, spend the extra $3 and do it right.
They arrived frozen.

Originally Posted by Katmancross

It tasted pretty good right out of the cello. Now the test of my manhood to see how long I can let them age. I believe a couple months will really bring out that Gran Marnier flavor.
Yeah, it really pisses me off about the post office. But he sent them first class instead of Priority Mail so no tracking. If you're going to send something of value like that, spend the extra $3 and do it right.
They arrived frozen.

that's probably due to the fact that spent 11 days in transit bro... Not
his fault