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Hi all,

Here Is a question for some.

Can anyone tell us how the "La Esception , Italia, 2011 Regional " are doing right now ?

How are they smoking and what are your Inpressions ? I had and still have a great Inpression

of them. Thank you .party.gif

Guy

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They are smoking beautifully right now. I think they have improved significantly with some age. I ran a blind cigar tasting of LEs/REs at the end of last year and this was the second favorite cigar in the line up and one of only 3 cigars to average a score of above 90.

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One of the worst cigars I have smoked. Had a couple and dumped my box. Still have a couple left and will see in the summer if I made a mistake, or not.

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One of the worst cigars I have smoked. Had a couple and dumped my box. Still have a couple left and will see in the summer if I made a mistake, or not.

Mistake

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Can they be "easily" found in Italy yet?

They could back in 2013.....until Diadema produced the jar to shift the remaining stock.

You can find vendors who'll probably do a deal on a box as they had to buy 2 boxes to get the jar!

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Had a few recently. Still smoking beautifully. The stealthy, brain buzz it gives you towards the halfway point has subsided. Flavour wise, I'm getting some tangy notes of caramel, hickory and baking spice. There are some strong notes here and there but overall it is a very smooth cigar. Lots of legs to age further.

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smoked one not too long ago, really enjoyed it, still a very strong cigar, defenitly need to smoke this on a full stomach. I wish i could afford a full box so i can lay them away for 5 more years.

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I love the balance of intensity and breadth of flavours. I love the format.

For me it is one to lay down and sample every 12 months or so. I suspect 8 years or so will see them become something really special but due to the fact they are that good now i don't want to find they have gone backwards (hence the annual tasting).

and no....I don't have any for sale lmao.gif

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I love the balance of intensity and breadth of flavours. I love the format.

For me it is one to lay down and sample every 12 months or so. I suspect 8 years or so will see them become something really special but due to the fact they are that good now i don't want to find they have gone backwards (hence the annual tasting).

and no....I don't have any for sale lmao.gif

But you do have a locker full of LGC jars available!!!! :innocent::stir::drool:

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