AVO Tesoro (NC ?)

[KB24]

Anyone had these yet? Being that AVO is my favorite NC cigar I tried one of these the other day and immediatly ordered a box. Thoughts?

-Patrick

[Fishhound]

» Anyone had these yet? Being that AVO is my favorite NC cigar I tried one

» of these the other day and immediatly ordered a box. Thoughts?

»

» -Patrick

Yes very nice cigar, much better then the LE 07's and almost as good as the LE 05's

[KB24]

» » Anyone had these yet? Being that AVO is my favorite NC cigar I tried

» one

» » of these the other day and immediatly ordered a box. Thoughts?

» »

» » -Patrick

»

» Yes very nice cigar, much better then the LE 07's and almost as good as

» the LE 05's

I never had the 05's or 07's but they are much better already young as the 787's. I have had 2 787 Perfectos from my box and have not enjoyed them. Looking forward to some aged Tesoro's.

[Colt45]

» Anyone had these yet? Being that AVO is my favorite NC cigar I tried one

» of these the other day and immediatly ordered a box. Thoughts?

»

» -Patrick

Funny, after not having done so for quite some time, this past week, I stopped by a couple of locals.

One of them had the Tesoro, but I did not try one. Along with a couple of other things, I did however,

re-visit the Domaine (#30), which I used to enjoy quite a bit.

Afterwards, I also realized I had a #40 (torpedo) in the NC box, which I've had for a few years.

I smoked that as well. Both were very good, showing good depth, and as always, very well made.

And talk about blend consistency......

I'm thinking about picking up more to keep for change of pace.

[havanaclub7]

I haven't had an Avo in years (or any other NC cigar for that matter). But back in the days of the cigar boom, I really liked Avos a lot -- especially the Number 3 and the Maestoso. When new cigar brands were popping up left and right and established cigar brands were pumping out as many cigars as they could - quality be damned - Avo and the rest of the Davidoff stable remained consistently good. In those days, my usual cigars were either the Avo No. 3 or Maestro or the Griffins Prestige. I also liked the Davidoff Double <> a great deal. When I discovered the legendary taste of a fine Habano a decade ago, I stopped the NCs and pretty much never looked back. It would be interesting to try an Avo today and see if it's what I remember.

[KB24]

» I haven't had an Avo in years (or any other NC cigar for that matter). But

» back in the days of the cigar boom, I really liked Avos a lot -- especially

» the Number 3 and the Maestoso. When new cigar brands were popping up left

» and right and established cigar brands were pumping out as many cigars as

» they could - quality be damned - Avo and the rest of the Davidoff stable

» remained consistently good. In those days, my usual cigars were either

» the Avo No. 3 or Maestro or the Griffins Prestige. I also liked the

» Davidoff Double <> a great deal. When I discovered the legendary taste

» of a fine Habano a decade ago, I stopped the NCs and pretty much never

» looked back. It would be interesting to try an Avo today and see if it's

» what I remember.

Right now my go to NC's are the AVO's (Classic Robusto, #2, and #3) and the Davidoff Special "R".