Regionals that are actually worth it?

[VasileDulap]

For me vitola is the most important factor for Regionals. I try to get the Lancero and Laguito no. 2 ones since these formats aren’t that common in regular production and Cohiba (Lancero and Coronas Especiales) and Trinidad Fundadores are usually more expensive than a Regional Edition in the same format.

[Salomones]

Juan Lopez Finos

[EDnergy]

I agree, some can be a little boring and don’t really beat the regular production. But a few are interesting to me:

• Juan Lopez Valkyria ER Nordics
• PL Leones ER Espana
• Quai D'Orsay Capitolio ER Francia
• San Cristobal Magnificos ER Andorra.

[yuppie]

I'm telling you right now, the PL Intemporales and the SP Rocinante are going to be amazing!

[Stoyan]

4 hours ago, yuppie said:

I'm telling you right now, the PL Intemporales and the SP Rocinante are going to be amazing! 

The SP Rocinantes is great indeed!

[yuppie]

3 hours ago, Stoyan said:

The SP Rocinantes is great indeed! 

You've already had one? If you wouldn't mind posting some pictures of the sticks and the box if you have it, it would be great to see.

[Stoyan]

3 hours ago, yuppie said:

You've already had one? If you wouldn't mind posting some pictures of the sticks and the box if you have it, it would be great to see.

 

[joeypots]

I found the series hit and miss but I haven't had any for years.

The PL Londsdales '06 had fantastic flavor but were tent pegs.

Bolivar Especial #2 Alemania '09 were very good.I had a bunch of singles. 

I lost interest in RE cigars, along with the ELs, after a lot of problem cigars. May be I had bad luck but I flipped most of the ones I had and bought regular production and have been content ever since.

 

Edit, I've been smoke out of a box of Punch 898 2018  Edición Regional Asia Pacifico that was a gift. These are ok cigars but the fact that I forgot about smoking them says a lot to me.