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Posted

» Thanks for the overview and pics. I've had cigars blended with tobacco from

» Peru,

» but never a Peruvian puro. I'll take your recommendation. :-)

Ditto.

The smokes I've had with Peruvian leaf blended in them have not had me coming back for more.

Posted

Taino....we have relieved you of the responsibility for organising the cigars for February's Chilean fishing trip ;-)

Posted

When I was in Peru in 97, the only leaves I had were coca. Spent 4 days between 12-15,000 feet altitude & they were great for combating cold & altitude.

I did smoke some local cigars in Guatemala. Some of the worst ever.:surprised:

Posted

» When I was in Peru in 97, the only leaves I had were coca. Spent 4 days

» between 12-15,000 feet altitude & they were great for combating cold &

» altitude.

»

» I did smoke some local cigars in Guatemala. Some of the worst

» ever.:surprised:

Bassman,

Chewing on Coca leaves? Hopefully you didn't have to take any drug tests after your trip LOL!

Posted

» Bassman,

»

» Chewing on Coca leaves? Hopefully you didn't have to take any drug tests

» after your trip LOL!

Drug tests for a guy in a blues band?:cool:

Posted

...damn!... I guess nextone in charge is you Rob... I'm not really picky, I´ll smoke almost anything from Habanos with at least 3 years of age, just remember I smoke 3-4 cigars a day;-)

  • 1 year later...
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Tobacco is supposed to have it's genetic origin in the mountains between what today is Peru and Bolivia, therefore I was always curious to try some Bolivian or Peruvian cigars in order to taste more less how tobacco should have tasted originally. To make a long story short: I'm going to stay with my CC.

I tried several Peruvian brands, some smokable, some crap, some I left in my humidor for 3 to 4 years keeping some faith.

By far the best brands are the ones made by Tabacalera del Oriente (San Martin), well made but I feel that bitter taste that almost all NC give me. The chicos were the more smokable of all.

A couple of pictures:

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