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ROI · 03-27-2004, 11:26 AM

I've smoked probably a dozen or so Opus X in my days as a cigar smoker, and I've enjoyed them all. I usually don't enjoy them quite enough to justify the expense and hassle, so they will always be an occassional smoke.

Last night, I pulled out a DC at a party. It had about 6 months of rest in my humidor, and was marvelous. People who didn't smoke cigars were asking me questions, given that I didn't have the ash drop for about 45 minutes. It was one of the most perfectly constructed cigars ever. The wrapper was oily, the flavor was balanced and rich, and it just looked spectacular. I highly recommend aging some of these for a treat.

03-27-2004, 11:26 AM	#1
ROI Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Ahnold's Smoking Tent Posts: 287	Opus X Double Corona I've smoked probably a dozen or so Opus X in my days as a cigar smoker, and I've enjoyed them all. I usually don't enjoy them quite enough to justify the expense and hassle, so they will always be an occassional smoke. Last night, I pulled out a DC at a party. It had about 6 months of rest in my humidor, and was marvelous. People who didn't smoke cigars were asking me questions, given that I didn't have the ash drop for about 45 minutes. It was one of the most perfectly constructed cigars ever. The wrapper was oily, the flavor was balanced and rich, and it just looked spectacular. I highly recommend aging some of these for a treat.