Aroma de ....

[GAZHOG]

So, from what I understand, La Aroma de Cuba is made at the Ashton Plant. Further, the newer Edition Especial line is a blend by DPG. These are both very good things right?

Any of you tried these or are they readily available :?:

The price point is somewhere between Ashton Heritage and Fuente standard line products. :roll:

[jcarlton]

They are quite tasty, blended by DPG and rolled at a DPG factory in Nicaragua for Ashton. They are not quite as spicy as some of my favorite DPG's but are a bit more complex.

[LordOfWu]

HMS has both, we'll have to get together and I'll get you one of the new one's, Ron!

[opusfxd]

I had one in a Crazy Duane sampler I picked up one night. Pretty good if I remember.

[Spect]

I think the old ones are flat and one sided. I haven't tried any in the new release.

[zmancbr]

I think the old ones are flat and one sided. I haven't tried any in the new release.


Surprised Ray didn't chime in here with his usual The stench of Cuba speech... :mrgreen:

I haven't actually ever tried any of those... and right now I have too many CCs to try first... :mrgreen:

[mojo65]

I think the old ones are flat and one sided. I haven't tried any in the new release.


Surprised Ray didn't chime in here with his usual The stench of Cuba speech... :mrgreen:

I haven't actually ever tried any of those... and right now I have too many CCs to try first... :mrgreen:

SHOW OFF! :twisted:

[Spect]

The Stink of Cuba thing really cracks me up... talk about a marketing mistake!