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3 hours ago, Popof4 said:

Nice review, kinda want to go find one just to try and imagine the Dune spice. Dry desert sweetness has me thinking about when I was traveling through Utah on  2 wheels in the desert at night just after a rain.  The smell from the surroundings was very memorable. When you speak of a lighter option, what compares?  Have you had the 2021 N1 lancero maduro? 

Thanks.  I've only tried the N3 Maduro.  As I recall, that cigar was sweeter and a bit more full-bodied in the second half than this Eiroa.  The Prensado took the light, dry, cinnamon spice route - would be a good pair with an unsweetened cappuccino.  Perhaps the Rosado Nudies would be a better comparison, especially the N1 since in my understanding it's a lighter blend than the N3.  But this Prensado didn't have any of the Nudies/Partagas yeasty red wine/red pepper.

I'm having a tough time coming up with a comparison.  My best guess would be a heavily dry-boxed Monte 1.  Just imagine throwing cinnamon and a little caraway in a pan and toasting it in your kitchen.  Delicate, aromatic spice.

Try one!  I'd be curious to hear what you think.

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7 hours ago, oneizzzz said:

Thanks.  I've only tried the N3 Maduro.  As I recall, that cigar was sweeter and a bit more full-bodied in the second half than this Eiroa.  The Prensado took the light, dry, cinnamon spice route - would be a good pair with an unsweetened cappuccino.  Perhaps the Rosado Nudies would be a better comparison, especially the N1 since in my understanding it's a lighter blend than the N3.  But this Prensado didn't have any of the Nudies/Partagas yeasty red wine/red pepper.

I'm having a tough time coming up with a comparison.  My best guess would be a heavily dry-boxed Monte 1.  Just imagine throwing cinnamon and a little caraway in a pan and toasting it in your kitchen.  Delicate, aromatic spice.

Try one!  I'd be curious to hear what you think.

Thank you for your comprehensive response, and yes I think I'll look for a Eiroa The First 20 Years Prensado to compare. 

What I like about the N1 maduros is the fermented tobacco sweetness and milk chocolate creamy cocoa  smoothness.  No pepper, no harsh edges. I think the toasted bread cinnamon spice you speak of would be in my wheelhouse.

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3 hours ago, Heels82 said:

LGC Glorias

How was it? I put mine in back of cabinet with 2027 sticky note..based on my experience with LGC going back 20+ yrs. These maybe ready much sooner than older models. Have not seen any reviews so curious on your thoughts! Thx

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1 hour ago, KCCubano said:

Been wanting to give Plasencia a shot. How do these stack up with Alma Fuerte? Thx

I'd probably pick the Fuerte over the del Campo but Placencia is excellent in general in my experience.  I just wish they offered more reasonable size vitolas. This was a 5x52 and almost all their offerings are this size or bigger. Much bigger. 

The only one I haven't been a fan of is the del Fuego. Too much pepper for me. 

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