rs1441

Ok,
So I've been searching for the best long-filler FULL bodied bundles I can find.
Anyone have any experiences with the following....

Anything from Finck
Bahia "B" line vs. Bahia bundles (L Lynn has 'em)
Any of the bundles from MD cigars
the La Gloria Cubana "Imposters" from Corona cigars
Corona cigars' "corona fresca" line
Indian tabac "Fire"
Roly's (Puros Indios seconds...right?)
Any of the bundles from Black Cat co.
"Kick Ass" bundle from Atlantic
El Credito (LGC seconds right? )
La Rosa Especial
Maria Mancini
Nick's Sticks
Puro's Indios Bundles (from L Lynn. They say they're the same as Roly's but
with an Indonesian wrapper)
Rosa Cuba
Any of the FP bundles (Fullers Pullers)

Now I fully realize not ALL of these are bundles, but I'm willing to go up to
$45 so I thought I'd let some boxes sneak in there. So of the ones I listed,
who's tried what and are there any particular brands/sizes that are "definite
buys" and are there some that are "RUN AWAY"? I'm still trying to get some of
the "Batistas" but the website seems to be nonexistent.
Thanks for all the help guys,
Rich S.

fulcrum_29

Both of these are rolled in the same factory IIRC, the LRE's though use a
high level of ligero in the blend to give them some pop. They're quite slow
burning firecrackers but need age IMO. The MM is a staple of any humidor.
JRs has degaulle's on for a killer price right now.


but with an Indonesian wrapper)

Dog Rockets

You also forgot the best bundle on the market. Uncle Mikey's Nicaraguan
Selection Sungrown.


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rs1441

And where do I get the Uncle Mikey's Nicaraguan selection sungrown's? I just
looked on Mike's Cigars catalog and they aren't listed.

Thanks
Rich

fulcrum_29

From Uncle Mikey....


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mickey

Not a bad maduro.. I wouldn't call it full-bodied, though

Nope... not seconds. Don't let the dweeb in the cigar store tell you
otherwise, either. They are a seperate line, made in the same factory.


An excellent smoke. Creamy, rich, full.... Good OTT, even better with age.

mfm

Uncle Mikey = Mr. Bundles http://www.mrbundles.com

BTW, the Rolys are decent bundled smokes... try the #4
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mickey

Uncle Mikey is actually Mike Banks, aka Mr Bundles. His website is located
at: http://mrbundles.com/.

Unfortunately, he is in the middle of rebuilding his website, and none of
his bundle cigars are listed. You'll have to call to order, or wait for them
to finish screwing around with the site.

The Nicaraguan Sungrown Selection are among the best bundle smokes I've ever
had, BTW.

Mickey

bucketbutt

Wrong Mike. Uncle Mikey Banks runs Mr. Buncles (http://www.mrbundles.com).
Website redesign should be finished this weekend, site is supposed to be
back in full operation Monday.

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bucketbutt

Oops, typo. Uncle Mikey Banks runs Mr. Bundles, of course. Mr. Buncles
has something to do with cars, I think. You've heard of car-buncles,
haven't you?<g,d&r>

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mickey

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