Which H Upmann's are smoking well right now?


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I like the H Upmann flavour profile. Had a couple of cabs of the Magnum 46's which have been excellent.

How is the rest of the range? Might spring for a box.

No. 2's ?? Sir Winston?Any others worth noting?

Cheers everyone!!

Dicko

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Hi Dicko, my mag 48 EL are smoking great. Also got HQ cab of mag 46 2010 that are very good

I have a box of sir Winnie's form June 2011which I haven't tried yet

If you are interested in any of these, I will be more than happy to bring a couple along to the next Perth herf for you

Cheers Allan

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The no 2s from late 2011 have been incredibly good. Amazing construction with great flavor.

yes indeed, had one last night, :drool:

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Magnum 46, 48, and 50 are all smoking great. Half coronas are also smoking great. I really like Sir Winston as well but I personally have found recent production to not be as good .... I really think they've dropped the ball on them.

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I think the Connie #1s are great cigars and fly somewhat under the radar behind the Mag 46 and #2s.

They are also a great value, I've been enjoying mine very much. Rob picks out some great ones.

Cheers

+1 on this post If you want a great representation of a delightful smooth Upmann can't beat a good box of connie's. A very underrated cigar in my opinion

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I was quite fond of the 2001 Upmann #2s, but currently don't own any Upmanns at all. Had some Sir Winstons boxes, but traded them for Bolivar CGs & spare change. :surprised:

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I love the Marca, big time. For myself there's not much better than the Mag 46's or Connie 1's. I've not yet finished my first box of Winnie's, but they're outstanding as well.

I'm with Andy here...46, connie 1, sir winnie

I do want to love the half corona and have had a few stellar Mag50's, but find them less consistent.

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