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Did a post get deleted? I didn't see any mention of a rock hard German Shepherd penis when describing this cigar. ;)

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Did a post get deleted? I didn't see any mention of a rock hard German Shepherd penis when describing this cigar. ;)
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Close... the draw was fairly tight... ;)

Smoked one side by side with a questionable esp and a known good robo.  This cigar was terrible, seriously terrible.  The taste had nothing in common with the other two, which were both varying degrees of enjoyable.  I can't post a review because it was so bad it was ruining my other comparison and I had to chuck it. 

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Smoked one side by side with a questionable esp and a known good robo.  This cigar was terrible, seriously terrible.  The taste had nothing in common with the other two, which were both varying degrees of enjoyable.  I can't post a review because it was so bad it was ruining my other comparison and I had to chuck it.  
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Well, at least it wasn't just me.  I can't imagine these being given to diplomats unless the goal is to poison them.

What did people pay TL for these dog rockets?

Conclusion (in case it wasn't clear already):

- Highly unlikely to be a rebanded real CoLa
- Fake
- Gross

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A diplomatic cohiba is just a regular production cohiba with a second band and different packaging.  Nothing different about the blend.

The other thing to consider is that the diplomatic cohibas are traditionally made in 3 sizes.  Lanceros, corona especials and panetelas as these were favorites of Fidel Castro.

[quote author=maverickdrinker link=topic=9528.msg53272#msg53272 date=1306564849]
A diplomatic cohiba is just a regular production cohiba with a second band and different packaging.  Nothing different about the blend.

The other thing to consider is that the diplomatic cohibas are traditionally made in 3 sizes.  Lanceros, corona especials and panetelas as these were favorites of Fidel Castro.
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This was not a regular production Cohiba, imo.  It was mostly revolting.

(I know you're just adding information, I'm just making sure it's clear for everyone else).

I smoked one Saturday almost to the nub (it was for a good cause). My review: I found it to be mostly bitter with an awful, nasty aftertaste. Not much else to say. I was smoking a regular production CoLa when I lit this up so I had a pretty good reference point. Not even close. I had held out hope before I smoked this that these were just regular production with an extra band but not only were these not Cohiba Lanceros but I'm convinced they were not Cuban as well.

I just don't get how some here on this board smoked these and raved about them.

Almost forgot


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I smoked one Saturday almost to the nub (it was for a good cause). My review: I found it to be mostly bitter with an awful, nasty aftertaste. Not much else to say. I was smoking a regular production CoLa when I lit this up so I had a pretty good reference point. Not even close. I had held out hope before I smoked this that these were just regular production with an extra band but not only were these not Cohiba Lanceros but I'm convinced they were not Cuban as well.

I just don't get how some here on this board smoked these and raved about them.
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Pictures or it didn't happen!

Wait...that's right...I was there when you smoked it.

Even the smoke in the air(and we were outside) was annoying!

You did a fine job for a great cause!

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