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Tatuaje Regionals Question
- Thread starter RHNewfie
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The West coast regional can be bought here:
http://towercigars.com/store/index...._id=58&zenid=57b7711ce5c083809ad0486869ab1bb8
...and this will tell you a bit about the cigars:
http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=37&pos=2
http://towercigars.com/store/index...._id=58&zenid=57b7711ce5c083809ad0486869ab1bb8
...and this will tell you a bit about the cigars:
http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=37&pos=2
East and West are same blend I believe, just slightly different size.
IMO, I prefer the regular Havana VI, especially at the price of the regionals. The are the same blend with ligero added and a larger RG than the Havana VIs I smoke.
For the price I'd go Cabaiguan Guapo or Tat J 21 Reserva which are all about the same size as the East and much better cigars, IMO.
IMO, I prefer the regular Havana VI, especially at the price of the regionals. The are the same blend with ligero added and a larger RG than the Havana VIs I smoke.
For the price I'd go Cabaiguan Guapo or Tat J 21 Reserva which are all about the same size as the East and much better cigars, IMO.
East and West are same blend I believe, just slightly different size.
IMO, I prefer the regular Havana VI, especially at the price of the regionals. The are the same blend with ligero added and a larger RG than the Havana VIs I smoke.
For the price I'd go Cabaiguan Guapo or Tat J 21 Reserva which are all about the same size as the East and much better cigars, IMO.
See I would say the opposite. The guapo is about $12 at my B&M and the Tat $10. And I prefer the cheaper one.
I know they are the "same" blend, but the East coast sure tastes different than the regular Havana VI to me. Maybe it's the vitola that gives a different taste I don't know, but damn is it good. And I don't even prefer large gauged sticks, but this one just has the right stuff that makes it an exception.
But what I would recommend above all that's been discussed is the Hirsh y Garcia, blow them all away I think, and a cheaper too.
FontanaHoo
Young Ape
I just finished one of the East Coast blends and I have to say it is my favorite cigar of the moment. I gave one to my friendly B&M guy (they don't carry them) and he was blown away by it. I really enjoy the Havana IV Nobles, the Verocru is the same taste profile but with a little added punch on the spice and fullness I guess due to the added ligero. I buy mine online from New Havana Cigars, they have the best packaging methods I have ever seen. www.newhavanacigars.com
hdroadking
ChestBeater
I just finished one of the East Coast blends and I have to say it is my favorite cigar of the moment. I gave one to my friendly B&M guy (they don't carry them) and he was blown away by it. I really enjoy the Havana IV Nobles, the Verocru is the same taste profile but with a little added punch on the spice and fullness I guess due to the added ligero. I buy mine online from New Havana Cigars, they have the best packaging methods I have ever seen. www.newhavanacigars.com
ditto on new havana. he's got the last of the east coast sticks that were made. i dont' think the regular reds are even comparable to the verocru. try a fiver of the unbanded foil wrapped and see what you've been missing.