Tatuaje to Release Economy-Priced Cigar

[Footbag]

This should be a good one. I don't see Pete or DPG as the type to cut corners. In a recent interview, he said they were considering leaving out the triple cap, and Pepin's rollers couldn't do it. They couldn't "go backwards" as he said.

As for the $4.50 price tag, I cannot think of a cheaper DPG blend.

I would also expect the two wrappers to be well received, especially in this community. Everyone is always debating how wrappers effect flavor. This will be a great chance to tell.

[Cigarcop]

I'll be in to trying them foooo sure, I dig the Tats

[hotreds]

Another one for the "to try" list.

[Skywalker]

The band looks strangely familiar???

[TripleF]

Economy priced cigars certainly have changed in their definition of economy.

Looks interesting......can't wait to try one.

[tsolomon]

Pete was talking about these at the Frank release and said they would be out in January.

Originally Posted by Footbag

This should be a good one. I don't see Pete or DPG as the type to cut corners. In a recent interview, he said they were considering leaving out the triple cap, and Pepin's rollers couldn't do it. They couldn't "go backwards" as he said.

He mentioned this along with picking out the tobacco to be used. I certainly want to try them.

[NCRadioMan]

Originally Posted by Footbag

As for the $4.50 price tag, I cannot think of a cheaper DPG blend.

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Ashton Benchmade and Holt's Fumadors. Less than $3 a cigar.

[Mark]

Originally Posted by NCRadioMan

Ashton Benchmade and Holt's Fumadors. Less than $3 a cigar.

I had a couple fumadores a while back and other than them falling apart on me shortly after lighting, I found then generally uninteresting and slightly ammonia-y

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cant wait to try these, although they are not quite an 'economy' smoke on my college-student-with-a-girlfriend budget