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Brendan

Lifer
May 16, 2021
1,412
7,537
Cowra, New South Wales, Australia.
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Curivari Buenaventura picadores before bed.

Will save my cigar stash for warmer weather, currently 3 deg Celsius - 37F but couldn't resist another Curivari, to my inexperienced palate they are pretty close to a Cuban profile (kinda?) and priced well.

You guys up there in the Northern Hemisphere can laugh at my idea of cold weather all you want, it's probably a good temp for some of you lol.
 

AJL67

Lifer
May 26, 2022
4,666
24,800
Florida - Space Coast
The end of a yerandy “Behike” 56. Let’s face it the only thing these have in common with a Behike are the 56 RG. That being said this bundle is from about a year ago before he turned into the Amazon of farm rolls and they tobacco of this batch is very nice, glad i loaded up on this stuff back then, i hear it’s fairly hit or miss now.
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lelik

Lifer
Aug 21, 2019
1,299
6,403
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Rockyrepose

Lifer
Oct 16, 2019
1,324
13,239
Wyoming USA
How did it turn out? Certainly an interesting concept for a cigar and I know I loved the old Camacho Corojo which was based on a similar blend, excepting country of origin.
It improved but it started out harsh. There were a few transitions or my tongue became fatigued. Halfway through it became creamier but there was always something that didn't agree with my palate. Like tanic bitters in the background.
 
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