2000 Sancho Panza Sanchos

[Big_T_UK]

Try this again...

This box arrived a couple of weeks ago. I did post a picture of the box back then but I only just bit the bullet and opened the sealed pack they arrived in to inspect the contents.

When the air rushed into the pack as I cut it open I could tell they have a light aroma but that it is sweet and yummy. I may try one Monday evening but knowing me I will never bring myself to "break into" the complete box. They really need no more ageing though.


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T.

[HabanoSy]

Fan 'bloody' tastic, T... :41:

Really like the Sanchos, only 4 left in my box now... :frown:

Cheers, HabanoSy

[peanutpete]

they look great T you know you got to just take the plunge and smoke them, that why they were rolled:41:

[tippexx]

Gorgeous MrT .... if those sticks smoke half as well as they look .... well, just bloomin' gorgeous!

[saggel]

wow... these are biggies...!!!

[bryanj9]

How long does something like that take to smoke? I would hate to have a tight draw on one of those babies.

[monkey66]

Ahhh ....so you have opened the box ....now you are in trouble :)

[jdawg]

Nice, T!

Those are some big ass smokes! :biggrin1:

[Boss Hog]

How long are they? The small band makes them look huge

[Big_T_UK]

47 x 235 (9.3")

[Deano]

Bloody hell. Am interested to know how they smoke too. Are Sancho Panza's a cheaper line or am I confused?

[peanutpete]

47 x 235 (9.3")


boasting again T:smoke:

[Kubano]

Look at it this way. If you smoke a couple cigars, you still have 8 left. Go for it and let us know how they smoke.

[Big_T_UK]

Not a cheaper line certainly. They do not go for high prices like Cohiba or Tinidad, closer to Montecristo price as a guess. This cigar is the same format as the Monty "A". Sancho Panzas is light to medium but flavourful. I enjoy them on occasion but only the Sanchos is enough of an event smoke for me to hunt down this brand. They are a smaller production niche brand, so less commonly found.

Some of you must have had a Monty "A" or stumbled upon the rare as rocking horse shit Cohiba "A" both worth a try I assure you.

I only broke down and grabbed a box as I have heard this ceased production in 2006 but I am not sure that is true, hedged my bets.

[Big_T_UK]

I smoked one at a gathering at 10 Manchester street on Monday. Exactly as expected, light-medium and enjoyable. I am crap at writing reviews. The construction is stunning and burn very consistent. When you light this format of cigar you get a slight twinge of "this is silly" but once you have a good bit of ash on the end you feel right at home. Being a slightly thinner cigar (well it is 47) compared to its length it forces you to smoke it slow and steady. If you rush this cigar you just destroy it as it has to burn slowly to get the best. Three hours easy.

[Deano]

One to grab then!

[Pantomimehorse]

prob a bit too big for me but looks like a nice stick

[Deano]

That's what all the girls say

[Pantomimehorse]

hmmm sadly they don't......

[Big_T_UK]

Cigars are cheaper and do not crash your car!

[pedro_han]

nice one!

[eggopp]

Very nice... its obviously not a quick smoke given the length :849:

[bryanj9]

Yhat really is one large smoke

[celsis]

If you ever wanna sell or trade a couple, let me know!

[daverave999]

They look beautiful!

[mb55317]

Cigars are cheaper and do not crash your car!

But women will love you long time ;0)


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[Big_T_UK]

Reluctant to start the box. I had a single that I smoked from years back that was annoying to get in the humi. If I open the box Monkey66 has dibs on the first one, LOL.

T.