You have one shot at a personal eternal custom.

[El Presidente]

 

You have been one damn good lad and upon arrival at the pearly gates, Don Alejandro Robaina says to you  " congratulation on a life well lived!  Head office has bestowed upon you the choice of one custom cigar that you can smoke in heaven for eternity. All you have to do is fill out the attached forms detailing  gauge, length and blend. In relation to blend, give us a hint  like (Fundadores meets PLPC)."

You say "Wow DA!, your english is excellent!  What did Ken choose?"

DA says "Ken didn't make the cut" 

Use the poll to determine your size.  Outside of that, tell us what you would create for yourself 

 

 

 

 

 

[Habana Mike]

Easy. I'll take the LE Selectos Finos blend and vitola!

Rolled by La China....

[Wookie]

One religion gets 69 virgins and I only get a single marca/vitola? Don't get me wrong, I'll take the cigars, but I still want variety. 

[JohnS]

Give me a Laguito No.1 sized cross between a Trinidad Fundadores and Cohiba Lanceros which has elements of the sweet, creamy marshmallow/cake texture of a Cohiba Siglo VI Gran Reserva Cosecha 2003. Thanks.

[DeeBeezy]

Just give me a 2008 epicure especial....not gonna ask for too much, just cream and cocoa powder in spades

[...]

SLR DC blend in a 46 ring by 7 inch. 

[SigmundChurchill]

I like 50-52 best.  My favorite cigars are often cañonazo‘s or somewhere thereabouts.  To steal the idea (a little) from @JohnS, a cross between a Trinidad Robusto Extra and a Siglo VI.

[rcarlson]

4 minutes ago, SigmundChurchill said:

I like 50-52 best.  My favorite cigars are often cañonazo‘s or somewhere thereabouts.  To steal the idea (a little) from John, a cross between a Trinidad Robusto Extra and a Siglo VI.

Ha.  Give me a 46 with this very blend.  Well played.  

[Chibearsv]

I'd make a churchill sized cigar with Siglo V and Monte Edmundo.  Barnyard orange and chocolate creaminess.

[Islandboy]

Easy. ERDM Formosa Tainos size and blend. Although if Ken didn’t make the cut, I doubt I would either. 

[Astar20]

A Churchill sized cigar with a SLR regio flavor and Cohiba Lancero 

[HDGSN]

38-44RG - Upmann meets Trinidad

No brainer for me.

[JoeyBones777]

A dalia with the date and spice from an 898, cocoa, cream and citrus from Monte 1, cake doughnut from Upmann and earthy twang from BBF.

[TheCigarslayer]

Partagas 898 Lancero...or maybe Trinidad Fundy/Cohiba Lancero hybrid. Tough call for just one   

[Puros Y Vino]

LESF but in the Lancero format as originally planned. 

[Toast & Taste]

15 hours ago, JohnS said:

Give me a Laguito No.1 sized cross between a Trinidad Fundadores and Cohiba Lanceros which has elements of the sweet, creamy marshmallow/cake texture of a Cohiba Siglo VI Gran Reserva Cosecha 2003. Thanks.

This. 

Big Al 

[alloy]

15 hours ago, JohnS said:

Give me a Laguito No.1 sized cross between a Trinidad Fundadores and Cohiba Lanceros which has elements of the sweet, creamy marshmallow/cake texture of a Cohiba Siglo VI Gran Reserva Cosecha 2003. Thanks.

Yesssssss.........

[lovethehaze]

FUNDY & SIG IV blends combined but as is fundy's all day

 

[Bords]

Siglo 6 size/RG with Sir Winston blend.


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[Joeysmoke]

The JS Edicion el Cielo RE:

Vitola: Numero 109

Blend: 1st through 2nd third - Fundy/Siglo VI/CoRo, last third - best aged D4 of your (terrestrial) life. 

[99call]

Format:             Gran Corona / Lonsdale     

Blend:               QDO/Trinidad love child.

It would smoke like this

1st 3rd :     Light cedar twang,  sweet, flowers,  cream,  toasted oats,

2nd 3rd:     Rich orange rind, doughy sweetness, salt, thick viscous mouthfeel.  I little bit of sour butter twang

3rd 3rd:      Exotic, anise, rich woodsy, (Des Dieux like) 

[Joeysmoke]

12 hours ago, db13 said:

The dalia rolled at Hector’s farm. Whatever they’re doing to blend that cigar is just magic.

Hector Luis Prieto?

[Toast & Taste]

1 hour ago, 99call said:

Format:             Gran Corona / Lonsdale     

Blend:               QDO/Trinidad love child.

It would smoke like this

1st 3rd :     Light cedar twang,  sweet, flowers,  cream,  toasted oats,

2nd 3rd:     Rich orange rind, doughy sweetness, salt, thick viscous mouthfeel.  I little bit of sour butter twang

3rd 3rd:      Exotic, anise, rich woodsy, (Des Dieux like) 

HSA needs to get you on the payroll. ?

Big Al 

[David88]

I would go for a lancero with a blend that mixed Trinidad and Saint Louis Rey. Not sure if it would work, but it would certainly be interesting

[dobbs]

laguito #2 that starts with sour/citrusy/floral overtones, has an underlying sweetness, and slowly transitions to a more bready/nutty/cocoa profile without losing the sweetness.

and maybe the cigars aren't too consistent, so some feature different balances of those core flavors.

-dobbs