tom nelson

Something I like the best with travelling is the
post-hotel-breakfast-checking-out-the-neighborhood-walk
cigar. Last week I found myself in Linz, Austria, very nice smoker
friendly town on the Danube. Brought some cigars of course but had to
investigate the local cigar scene and found a inexpensive tubed "Troya
Corona Club" in a tobacco shop at the railway station. I guess Troya is
where the good but ugly wrappers go. Shiny, dark, oily with a very
prominent vein. Machine bunched hand finished. Smoked and tasted great,
strength similar to Sancho Panza Non Plus IMHO.

It seems like the Troya Universales are much easier to find, are they
close siblings to, or only distant relatives of the Corona Club?


T.


By the way, tried to post to ASC with Google but that function sucks big
time.

hutch

Very close IMO. Just a little longer and thinner. Neither one floats
my boat at all. If Sam's Club were ever to pick up Cuban cigars it
would undoubtedly be the Troya line

tom nelson

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Thanks, maybe it was a lucky shot, only got one, didn't have time to go
back for seconds,

T.

tannwttz

How good are Partagas Toppers these days? Sandy

Who IS the shadow of the waxwing slain, no really?