Alamo Sweets

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theycallmedan'lboone

reach out n touch 'em
A gentleman I work with, I use the term Gentleman lightly as he is an OU fan.... anyways, the other day I saw him getting out of his truck with a almost done Very good looking maduro... upon my inquisition it was a Cohiba, :chk another cigar smoker! Well I mention to him that one of my favorite maduro is the 5 Vegas Series A... he's never tried.. So I bring him one today. He said he had something he wanted me to try as well. Alamo sweets. I thanked him and he rolled on home.. so here I set. Never heard of them, but I've got two sitting on my desk. I know full well every smoker to his own, anyone ever tried 'em?
 
theycallmedan'lboone said:
A gentleman I work with, I use the term Gentleman lightly as he is an OU fan.... anyways, the other day I saw him getting out of his truck with a almost done Very good looking maduro... upon my inquisition it was a Cohiba, :chk another cigar smoker! Well I mention to him that one of my favorite maduro is the 5 Vegas Series A... he's never tried.. So I bring him one today. He said he had something he wanted me to try as well. Alamo sweets. I thanked him and he rolled on home.. so here I set. Never heard of them, but I've got two sitting on my desk. I know full well every smoker to his own, anyone ever tried 'em?
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If they are the ones made by Finck, not worth the time IMO.
 
Fincks is the oldest cigar manufacturer in the country. Older than anything in Florida. I often speak to the owner and as my flavor profile is medium to full bodied he did not recommend them to me. He is a straight up guy and the prices at his B&M are better than any I have seen across the country. Better than his internet prices that are still good. Try the Texas sweets and you will be happy for a mild and sweet cigar. Just my two cents...
 
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