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SteveS · 04-05-2003, 09:40 PM

Senor S ...

I, coincidentally, have one of those Dos Rios burning right now ... I would characterize it as being more of a medium-bodied smoke, but agree completely with your assessment that the burn is great (absolutely perfect), the draw is smooth and free with a plentiful quantity of smoke ... I've never been one to be able to taste leather, cinnamon, chocolate, etc in cigars and have often joked that all of my cigars taste like tobacco ... in this case, I'd have to say it tastes like very good tobacco ... LOL

I too normally like a bit more full-bodied cigar, but have found this to be a highly satisfying and terrific exception to that general rule ...

Highly recommended

04-05-2003, 09:40 PM	#2
SteveS Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 458	Senor S ... I, coincidentally, have one of those Dos Rios burning right now ... I would characterize it as being more of a medium-bodied smoke, but agree completely with your assessment that the burn is great (absolutely perfect), the draw is smooth and free with a plentiful quantity of smoke ... I've never been one to be able to taste leather, cinnamon, chocolate, etc in cigars and have often joked that all of my cigars taste like tobacco ... in this case, I'd have to say it tastes like very good tobacco ... LOL I too normally like a bit more full-bodied cigar, but have found this to be a highly satisfying and terrific exception to that general rule ... Highly recommended __________________ (__{sls} ______]]]]~~ "There are plenty of good five-cent cigars in the country. The trouble is they cost a quarter. What this country needs is a good five-cent nickel" Franklin P. Adams