Çnote Posted February 24, 2019 Share Posted February 24, 2019 Left to Right PC ETP NOV 16 I got a box of these at a great deal, but I'm convinced they are below average Bolivar. I've had about 10 of them over the past 6 weeks, light cream, fresh hay, superb draw; just not up to spec of other Bolivar I've gotten before. No depth or richness, no funk or mongrel like I would expect... (Full disclosure - not an FoH box). Next up PC ??? I'm told 3+ years aged by the generous BOTL who handed this to me. Much more on point, rich rum raisin cake and clotted cream is my 1st impression; terribly tight draw but a wicked straight burn even with hasty lighting in a briskly chilly wind. Cake and creamed coffee in the 2nd 3rd, wonderful balance. Draw finally opens on ash drop at 1/2 way. Coffee turned to pleasantly bitter black tea. Unfortunately draw is still so tight that it's a chore to enjoy it. Next! BBF ??? 18 FoH 1/4 box, I need to keep better notes on purchases. I love pyramids, but given time constraints, I usually light PC, HC, MC, etc. I bought these as a treat and somehow waited a full 90 days. WOW: worth the wait! Gloriously smooth and creamy rich upon lighting. Sandalwood pound cake vanilla treacle. Wonky burn but draws like glass. Funky mongrel in spades as I would expect and enjoy from a younger Boli. An excellent cigar which I will try to age, but will more than likely smoke my stock of too soon. My two take aways: age Bolivars, source from @El Presidente 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JGD Posted February 24, 2019 Share Posted February 24, 2019 If she is allergic to cedar, then no cigar should cause a reaction based on their flavors, as those flavors aren’t caused by cedar itself. The only issue I can see is if she has a reaction due to the cigar being stored in a wooden box, but even those aren’t cedar. Some may be Spanish Cedar, but that is from the mahogany family. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Çnote Posted February 24, 2019 Author Share Posted February 24, 2019 2 minutes ago, JGD said: If she is allergic to cedar, then no cigar should cause a reaction based on their flavors, as those flavors aren’t caused by cedar itself. The only issue I can see is if she has a reaction due to the cigar being stored in a wooden box, but even those aren’t cedar. Some may be Spanish Cedar, but that is from the mahogany family. Sorry, had a problem w the forum editor / phone / thumb alignment Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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