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[South Carolina Redfish]

Finally there may be hope for survival!

'NO NEW EBOLA IN 5 DAYS'...

[sfish]

landlady just called to let me know someone is coming over to check the furnace and see about fixing the tub with epoxy.

wonder if she'll test the tub out with me?

Splish splash, I hope the landlady doesn't cut her ass

Fixed it

But maybe I hope she does.

To each, his own

[sfish]

landlady just called to let me know someone is coming over to check the furnace and see about fixing the tub with epoxy.

wonder if she'll test the tub out with me?

ONEVIEW sounds familiar

[Ogie]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Guapos being better IMO, what are your thoughts Ogie?

I like the regular better but it's my go-to CT shade.  I can understand how the Guapos would seem to have more character though.

I'd take a Guapos over a V any day...

[BackyardSmoker]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Hmm. Big difference better of worse? Think the breakdown in one of the catalogs gave the Guapo a slightly different wrapper.

Sun-grown vs. shade-grown.  Guapos definitely has the sun-grown characteristics.  Pepper, spice.  It's a good cigar just different than the regular.

I think the first one I had came in a Tat 6pk sampler, and it was the non. I liked it a lot. They seem to be a bit higher priced as well... although, that is oversimplifying. I'd still be willing to try a couple of the Guapos, since they are relatively higher priced and the entire Cabaiguan line seems like a rarity on specials such as the mash. 10/49.76

Thanks for the input, Ogie

[CigarGuy87]

Finally there may be hope for survival!

'NO NEW EBOLA IN 5 DAYS'...

Pure luck...only a matter of time

[LuvTooGolf]

Finally there may be hope for survival!

'NO NEW EBOLA IN 5 DAYS'...

Pure luck...only a matter of time

Especially since it can take 21 days for symptoms to appear.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Guapos being better IMO, what are your thoughts Ogie?

I like the regular better but it's my go-to CT shade.  I can understand how the Guapos would seem to have more character though.

I'd take a Guapos over a V any day...

Hmmm, another temptation.  I really like the Vs.  I haven't had a Cabaiguan in a really long time and I believe the ones I had were somewhere between a corona and a robusto.  I do remember liking those a lot though.  And howdy, Ogie.

[Ogie]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Hmm. Big difference better of worse? Think the breakdown in one of the catalogs gave the Guapo a slightly different wrapper.

Sun-grown vs. shade-grown.  Guapos definitely has the sun-grown characteristics.  Pepper, spice.  It's a good cigar just different than the regular.

I think the first one I had came in a Tat 6pk sampler, and it was the non. I liked it a lot. They seem to be a bit higher priced as well... although, that is oversimplifying. I'd still be will to try a couple of the Guapos, since they are relatively higher priced and the entire Cabaiguan line seems like a rarity on specials such as the mash. 10/49.76

Thanks for the input, Ogie

Sub $5 is a good deal for either version.

[sfish]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Guapos being better IMO, what are your thoughts Ogie?

I like the regular better but it's my go-to CT shade.  I can understand how the Guapos would seem to have more character though.

I'd take a Guapos over a V any day...

I couldn't agree more

[dwgbryant]

off to the meeting, then golf, then dinner date, then either dessert or another meeting.

enjoy this great and lovely Tuesday guys.

 

[Ogie]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Guapos being better IMO, what are your thoughts Ogie?

I like the regular better but it's my go-to CT shade.  I can understand how the Guapos would seem to have more character though.

I'd take a Guapos over a V any day...

Hmmm, another temptation.  I really like the Vs.  I haven't had a Cabaiguan in a really long time and I believe the ones I had were somewhere between a corona and a robusto.  I do remember liking those a lot though.  And howdy, Ogie.

Hello.  Both lines have a 46 RG option.

[LuvTooGolf]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Guapos being better IMO, what are your thoughts Ogie?

I like the regular better but it's my go-to CT shade.  I can understand how the Guapos would seem to have more character though.

I'd take a Guapos over a V any day...

I couldn't agree more

You could try, slacker.

[LuvTooGolf]

off to the meeting, then golf, then dinner date, then either dessert or another meeting.

enjoy this great and lovely Tuesday guys.

 

Later Dean.

[sfish]

Actually a very good deal on the mash for the Cabaiguan Guapos RX, excellent smoke and you can get (20) for just under $100 with catsrule.

I think BS Steve was looking for a deal on those

Indeed. Think I'll get a couple 5ers... not sure if there is much difference between the guapo and the non, but I'm willing to give it a go.

Morning, Scott

Big difference, IMO.

Hmm. Big difference better of worse? Think the breakdown in one of the catalogs gave the Guapo a slightly different wrapper.

Sun-grown vs. shade-grown.  Guapos definitely has the sun-grown characteristics.  Pepper, spice.  It's a good cigar just different than the regular.

I think the first one I had came in a Tat 6pk sampler, and it was the non. I liked it a lot. They seem to be a bit higher priced as well... although, that is oversimplifying. I'd still be willing to try a couple of the Guapos, since they are relatively higher priced and the entire Cabaiguan line seems like a rarity on specials such as the mash. 10/49.76

Thanks for the input, Ogie

Steve, I believe these are the same ones that came in the sampler with the jar purchase