The Añejos have always seemed to be a slightly tweaked Opus blend, where they share that anisey, earthy, stout tobacco that is used in Opus, Don Arturo, Don Carlos Anniversarios, and a few others. I enjoy the blends and usually pick which one I want based upon which wrapper I'm in the mood for. The Añejo can be had easier and for a better price.
My eyes saw 2008, it's 2006 robusto. I am thoroughly enjoying this cigar at the half way point. Sweet, chocolate with tons of smoke output. Mild spice and roasted peanuts. Perfect draw and no construction issues. It might have been wise to have had a little breakfast in me before I started.
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I am having a good day but I imagine yours was better given the Opus. How was it?
It was fantastic Sir. Made my morning.
You're a victim of poor tasteHey, man, statistically speaking, we're all more likely to be murdered by our spouses or other loved ones than anyone else ?
I'm still on wife number zero. I keep telling myself I want to do it right and find someone I want to really spend my life with, but really, it ain't like the ladies are lining up to be "the one" either
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Never smoked one given the stiff price. If not a rich man's cigar then at least clearly not my cigar. I'm glad that you had a great smoke.
Cajun, as I was scrolling this picture up I'm thinking "Damn Brad, didn't know you had a kingly cigar cellar!"
