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[quote author=Tech link=topic=66.msg2307#msg2307 date=1176768133]
I loved the old CAO Lanceros.  I think they quit making them in '01?
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Yeah they did stop in '01.  The lancero was a good stick. 

I would have to say the Acid Extra Ordinary Larry......there I admitted it lol  :tears:

Oliveros Coroneles - [color=orange]Flavored[/color] :gotcha:

Hate to have to say it, but I added another one to the list just last night.  And this one is a rel shame too.  I smoked a CI Legends by Pepin.  Should have known better, but went ahead anyway. 

The wrapper split like size 6 Levis on a fat chick.

How did it taste?  Can't really say.  I pitched it after about an inch.

Over the last 20 years I have smoked just about every cigar, but I am most ashamed of the flavored cigars, except for my Avanti's  :)

I am not ashamed of anything i count many a bad smoke as learning lesson.

Pinar

The very first cigar it was a Macanudos Crystal cafe. :tears:

When I first started smoking, I tried a Macanudo.  And liked it.  Worse, I began to look for them whenever I'd go to a B&M.  That lasted about 6 months.  Then, I began ordering from JR.  I bought a sampler that contained 5 "La Escepcion Series IV [i]Tapa Negra[/i]."  I thought I was so impressive with my cigar that had maduro at the cap and foot and a name that was ridiculously long.  I ordered them a second time.  :o

  On the bright side, not long after that, I had my first Ashton, an Aged Maduro # 20. And not long after that, my first Fuente, a Chateau Fuente Maduro, and then, later, a Chateau Fuente SG.  Needless to say, my perspective was changed forever.   

  :clap:  :cool:

  I was never been able to enjoy those 'discounted' cigars since.  :gotcha:  and soon quit trying to.

backwoods & mississippi crooks.  :mail: