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Pete makes more money selling SWAG than ciagrs. But hey, you can look cool smoking that crap.

I could also wear purple sunglasses while I smoke an Acid Kuba Kuba and look totally awesome.  :fro:

[quote author=jthom link=topic=5974.msg47810#msg47810 date=1302624480]
Call me an old fart, but I personally will not buy into the hype on any of the Tat product.  Names like Drac, [b]Tenderloin[/b], and face have 0 appeal.
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The Pork Tenderloin with it's $8 per stick bundle price, is in my (and countless others locally) opinion...one stick that all others could be judged by. I personally think it's one of the best cigars that Pete has ever released.

How can you even juge a ciagr that young? You must like the fresh smell of ammonia in the morning. Put it away for five years and lets see how get it is.

[quote author=klipsch link=topic=5974.msg47837#msg47837 date=1302640361]
The Pork Tenderloin with it's $8 per stick bundle price, is in my (and countless others locally) opinion...one stick that all others could be judged by. I personally think it's one of the best cigars that Pete has ever released.
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I don't know if I will go THAT far, but Pete's Broadleaf cigars are extremely good (Regios Reserva Broadleaf, SW Reserva Maduro, 7th, Petit Cazzy).  Nice to see cigars like the 7th and Petit Cazzy be regular releases.  Heard the Regios Reserva Broadleaf is next for regular production.

Enjoying a regios reserva right now... Beautiful what this cigar is turning into, a lot of the power has gone, but I'm left with a wonderful floral chocolate like smoke.... I hope these will be regular line someday!

[quote author=BrandonJ link=topic=5974.msg47869#msg47869 date=1302656411]
Enjoying a regios reserva right now... Beautiful what this cigar is turning into, a lot of the power has gone, but I'm left with a wonderful floral chocolate like smoke.... I hope these will be regular line someday!
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I had one last night after all the talk too  ;D

A couple of the bloggers have the Regios Reserva listed as a full/regular release starting in 2012.

[quote author=family guy link=topic=5974.msg47851#msg47851 date=1302648308]
How can you even juge a ciagr that young? You must like the fresh smell of ammonia in the morning. Put it away for five years and lets see how get it is.
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Since you brought up the subject of "fresh" cigars, there are definitely some that I enjoy "fresh" as well as, or even sometimes rather than, aged. The difficulty I have is in sometimes determining what "fresh" is. My personal definition is "when initially offered for retail sale" but that is meaningless in regards to the age of tobacco or the rolled cigar.

I can't believe that the new asking price for Pork Tenderloins is $20 a stick.

[quote author=jimbobber link=topic=5974.msg47924#msg47924 date=1302701037]
Since you brought up the subject of "fresh" cigars, there are definitely some that I enjoy "fresh" as well as, or even sometimes rather than, aged. The difficulty I have is in sometimes determining what "fresh" is. My personal definition is "when initially offered for retail sale" but that is meaningless in regards to the age of tobacco or the rolled cigar.
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Fresh can be defined and it is before the sick period.( the starting of the fermentation process).Once  the cigar is boxed and the leaf is wet it will start to ferment. 90% of the ammonia will be gone in a few months.