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Lucius Spengler

04 Dec 2008
02:02 (EST)

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A double corona maduro, with middling cedar flavor. Well-priced with high ratings in some mags, but for me nothing to get excited about or go out of your way for.

Eric Cornell

04 Dec 2008
08:58 (EST)

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Okay, so I was smoking the No. 750 without any background or idea on what the cigar is about. The nice and deep appearance was very welcoming and allowed me to engage with the stick. However, all of the negative aspects of the stick started to reveal itself from the start. I had to bear the uneven burn for five full minutes even everything settles down. Actually, things didn't settle down especially with the crumbling wrapper and harsh flavors that capped out a frustrating smoking experience. For those who love themselves more than they love smokes, stay away from this one.

Ricky Potts

01 Dec 2008
04:13 (EST)

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Looks very appealing but tastes otherwise. I was disappointed with the light herbal taste with some coffee flavor that wasn't really good enough to appreciate. It was a bit creamy at times but not with every draw. There was a bit of harsh and bitter after-taste towards the end and the burn was uneven and wrapper was loose at times. I wouldn't buy these again.

Jack Spanotzik

30 Nov 2008
03:43 (EST)

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The No. 750 is a nasty cigar, and I mean it in an uncomplimentary manner. There are too many inconsistencies with the burn and the actual smoke. Re-lighting the burn of a tasteless smoke that suddenly turns harsh at occasions is not exactly a picture of an idea; smoking experience. For a nice-looking Maduro as this one, the No. 750 takes extra measures to disappoint.