I was visiting one of our business partners in Ancona last week. My contact there, Alessandro, is also a cigar lover. He gifted me some Italian made cigars. Gonna light them up during one of the weekday herfs.
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neat!
Very nice :bigthumbs:
Well that's pretty cool. I'm interested to know how they compare to others.
I'd be interested to know how they were. Seems most Italian tobaccos are from a Kentucky strain that was brought over to Italy before the 1800s, Given the soils and climates, it could have turned into something interesting.
These are machine made though so I guess it will be a harder comparison with hand made cigars, still they might be surprising.
Pretty cool! You don't even have to throw those in the humi do you!
Nice, I have had a couple of the Garibaldi ones and remember them being good.
Nice of him.
Awesome gift~! :bigthumbs:
QuoteStogieDad - 12/13/2015 5:40 PM
Pretty cool! You don't even have to throw those in the humi do you!
I was told that they smoke better if humidified, but not to put in with other sticks because of their strong odor.
I've smoked quite a few of all the different blends from that brand when I was in Italy on numerous occasions. I do believe I have reviewed the "originale" and one other. Happy smokin'
Nice gift from him. they look neat
That's pretty cool. I'm interested to see what you think of them.