mombacho cigars

[r-ice]

Has anyone tried mombacho cigars, not to be confused with the american mombacho but the one that is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

http://www.mombachocigars.com/

seems a little steep 3 cigars for 60 bucks. was wondering if it was worth it.

 

[Darrell]

Never heard of them. Did you check Top 26 cigar?

 

[r-ice]

Never heard of them. Did you check Top 26 cigar?

yeah but they have the americna version listed.

 

[r-ice]

Anyone who is interested http://www.cbc.ca/sunday/2008/02/021708_5.html

heres their cbc sunday segment

 

[TheRealBonger]

http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=135150, here is a review done here. Maybe this helps you out a little.:tu

 

[r-ice]

not to be confused with the american mombacho but the one that is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

lol not the american mombacho thermonuclear.

 

[rbw57]

Has anyone tried mombacho cigars, not to be confused with the american mombacho but the one that is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

http://www.mombachocigars.com/

seems a little steep 3 cigars for 60 bucks. was wondering if it was worth it.

This is the only cigar in Perelmans that dares you to try one. So I found a deal on a box of them on the net and they are good! I have the Torpedo size, have about 7 left now. Just smoked one today... They have very nice construction, nice easy draw, tons of smoke and do not smoke one first thing in the AM. This is def an after dinner cigar. Full body, full strength.

 

[Vanderburgh]

Hey all,
You might be interested. I attended the Mombacho launch party, and I wrote a journal entry for StogieFresh.

Here are the links.

Nice cigars, mild-med, nothing too harsh.

http://www.stogiefresh.com/journal/...s/2008/8/21_Mombacho_Cigars_Launch_Party.html


Also - an interview with Markus.

http://www.stogiefresh.com/journal/.../21_Markus_Raty_President-Mobacho_Cigars.html


enjoy
Eddie