Help identifying a cigar
SleevePlz
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I googled the crap out of that and no luck. My guess is either a dog rocket or somebody's personal blend for some B&M or something.0
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It's some kind of Partagas, the CR standing for Ramon Cifuentes. Wasn't able to narrow down the exact blend however. Will keep digging.0
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I think it's the Ramon y Ramon.0
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j0z3r, thank you! I thought that might be it, but didn't find a band matching this one. Guess I just needed to look a little harder. Thanks bro!LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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j0z3r:It's some kind of Partagas, the CR standing for Ramon Cifuentes. Wasn't able to narrow down the exact blend however. Will keep digging.
Works for me! I picked one up in a trade, too. Been curious about it ever since.0 -
+1 on Joe's answer. To further eleborate, it's the cellophane edition. Enjoy it teacher.j0z3r:I think it's the Ramon y Ramon.0 -
Hello to all long time no read. This CGAR is from Dom Rep. it was rolled by Carlos Ronsenza he was a master roller with Las Palmas Cigar Company located in La Romana They are the makers of Montecristo/Romeo y Julieta, he died in 2003, what you have was part of a celebration for when he retired. I had 3 of the same. we took a tour of the factory in 2005, hang on top it or smoke it, it was OK, it was just a simple CIGAR they made in his honor. you will not see them for sale anywhere it was a one time deal. i hope this helps you out0
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It is not a ramon ramon, trust me i was there when they passed them out in 2005 read my other post prior to this one.0
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From all readings I have done its a pretty rare stick. It is a Ramon Y Ramon and it was only available with the Partagas 150s that I for sure. If you google search it you see some people asking $30-$40 a stick in 5 packs. Cool .... "find".... bro0






