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brilliant

diamond dog..wow..nice looking collection brother..to all infact your cigars look like they are purchased and kept with the utmost care..congratulations and i hope you enjoy them..i am sure you will.. ct

love that sampler - enjoy ct

welcome - you ll enjoy every minute. ct

brilliant, fantastic, superb - congratulations..steak looks amazing ct

interesting and nice to hear of a personal experience that takes you back to your trip.. ct

well done mate. time to expand your horizons and delve into the cuban experience a bit more. best wishes, ct

to each their own, in my opinion it is in bad taste however that it is my opinion and may not coincide with yours. in this situation it is always best to go with gut feeling. how do you see this being recieved by those attending? how do you feel about charging your friends and family? CT

BHK 52..if not that a Bolivar Royal Corona or a Siglo 6 ..

Unreal..Love it...

Behike 52..it will take you on a ride and you'll forget what sort of profile you wanted and enjoy the creamy, rich, sweet flavour of a classic.. ct

elbubble..the price here is 33 pounds..but in my opinion worth every penny.. To echo the sentiment of others I agree the 54 is a brilliant smoke, the 52 was just so right last night.. However, I can imagine that they will age well.. cheers, CT

I cant help with the VR but as far as the Monte Eagle, in my opinion, there are better smokes to be had..if you are looking at something around that size i would recommend the Edmundo or RyJ Wide Churchill.. Cheers, CT

I walked into my local cigar store last night here in London and was having a look at their humidor, well presented and well stocked..while browsing a Behike 52 caught my eye with its golden brown sheen and throughly oily appereance..I picked it up and could literally feel the oil on the wrapper and as a result couldn't put it down..i asked for the cutter and lighter and started out on the fantastic, fantastic stick..now i have smoked the 52 before but this was brilliant..i chatted to the girl in the shop for a while longer about the arrival of the Montecristo Gran Reserva - she brought out one of their boxes - looked and smelt immaculate...and after discovering the owners stash of aged cigars, which he has in the back for sale (he doesnt have enough room for them in his humidor at home)..'02 Lancero and '98 Hoyo des Dieux- were just a few of the gems (would have been rude not to buy one)...was finally on my way.. out the door and continued on with the 52 and my word did it live upto everything it should have, could have and will continue to be described as.. I guess this little tale is in following on from the 'Eureka' moment story that Prez wrote the other day regarding the PLPC..I enjoyed the cigar so much, was completely relaxed and found myself later (hours later) sitting there with delicious taste of toasted tobacco and the clean oily reminance of the 52 lingering.. To say that i will be going back for another today in an understatement..as soon as i have a spare moment i will be off like a shot to collect myself another oily beauty, heres hoping it lives upto the last.. 99/100 in my opinion and certainly the best cigar i have smoked in a very longtime..Bravo Cohiba, Bravo HSA and well done to TomTom Cigars for the splendid upkeep of the cigar.. I immplore you, if you havent tried one and have been meaning too, find somewhere you can get them (CZAR) and grab 1 or 2..they are worth it.. All the best for the weekend ahead - smoke some beauties and I hope that you enjoy them as I do.. CT