Diary Entry - New purchases of 2007
New purchases of 2007
Posted :: 10.06PM on Thursday, 15th February 2007.
In an effort to keep my stock of Havana Cigars in a healthy condition over the next two years, I've gone out and bought a few boxes.
First on the bill are a box of Juan Lopez Petit Coronas. They seem to be hard to come by, with only one retailer I know of stocking these sweet, easy smoke. Juan Lopez are one of the underrated Cigars that you can buy; delicate sweet aromas that are not over-powering and are a joy to smoke any time of the day.
If your looking for a Juan Lopez in a bigger size, I suggest the Selection No. 2. A fine Robusto; an aged one can tantalize the taste bugs.
For my second purchase I went and bought my second box of Ramon Allones Specially Selected. One of my favourite Robustos, a good one is a dream to smoke. Very fruity, very easy to smoke. If I want a change from Bolivar, these are a great alternative.
As you can see from the image above. Don't they look just divine?
In the next few days I should receive a cabinet of Bolivar Petit Corona's and some Romeo Y Julieta Short Churchill's. The latter have grown on my massively over the last two or three sticks that I have smoked. The RyJ taste is unlike any other Habana, somewhat mellow with sweet undertones.
First on the bill are a box of Juan Lopez Petit Coronas. They seem to be hard to come by, with only one retailer I know of stocking these sweet, easy smoke. Juan Lopez are one of the underrated Cigars that you can buy; delicate sweet aromas that are not over-powering and are a joy to smoke any time of the day.
If your looking for a Juan Lopez in a bigger size, I suggest the Selection No. 2. A fine Robusto; an aged one can tantalize the taste bugs.
For my second purchase I went and bought my second box of Ramon Allones Specially Selected. One of my favourite Robustos, a good one is a dream to smoke. Very fruity, very easy to smoke. If I want a change from Bolivar, these are a great alternative.
As you can see from the image above. Don't they look just divine?
In the next few days I should receive a cabinet of Bolivar Petit Corona's and some Romeo Y Julieta Short Churchill's. The latter have grown on my massively over the last two or three sticks that I have smoked. The RyJ taste is unlike any other Habana, somewhat mellow with sweet undertones.
