You go with the Bottled in Bond, or the standard OGD?Knocked off at noon (after a 50 hour week) and enjoying a Graycliff 10 Year Vintage with some Old Grand-Dad on the side.
Good show. With how popular bourbon got over the last 10-15 years, I've forced myself to try different brands that are easier to source and the two you mentioned are solid choices available pretty easily.I stock the bonded and the 114. I find that most 80 proof bourbon is lacking. Plus I typically drink it on the rocks.
I nominate Wild Turkey 101 for that group too.Good show. With how popular bourbon got over the last 10-15 years, I've forced myself to try different brands that are easier to source and the two you mentioned are solid choices available pretty easily.
I’ve only had the robustos because those are what happened to be up for auction at the time, but I liked the first box so much I went back for two more! I’d like to give the belicosos a whirl.Oliva Serie V Melanio
I wrote before that I think that the Gordo tastes better than the Robusto. This robusto today is tasting as good as the Gordo, which makes me think, this one improves significantly with age.
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I think this is an exceptional cigar in all vitola.I’ve only had the robustos because those are what happened to be up for auction at the time, but I liked the first box so much I went back for two more! I’d like to give the belicosos a whirl.
That sounds awesome!2010 Fuente Opus CFCF thanks to @eljimmy . Magnificent expression of the Opus blend. I'm finding the different vitolas really do bring something different to the table. This perfecto was unique in that the typical raisin note common to Opus was very plummy and had elements of stewed fruit and whiskey, almost a dead ringer for an aged, fruity perique.
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