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  • Rocky Patel Olde World Reserve

    got another of these yesterday in a grab bag from Atlantic cigars so thought i'd fire up the one thats been in the humi for 2 months.

    Appearance/15

    what a nice looking stick this is, i love the brown tissue logo'd sleeve on the bottom, it gives the stick a distinguished look. The stick itself has a really dark oily wrapper which is smooth and silky and even the box pressed shape( almost rectangle) does not distract from its overall appearance.15

    Construction/smoking /25

    The stick itself was quite firm to the touch but spingy and quite light in the hand. It cut no problem with a double blade guillotine cutter and lit very easily. It started off no problem and draw was almost effortless however several times it got abit uneven in its burn and had to be corrected like a naughty schoolgirl. Even with the burn issue there was never a time i felt it would die on me and it just kept on burning and producing a thick white (with some slight blue tinge ) smoke. 20

    Flavour/25

    Pre draw i got a slightly sweet fruity taste and actually got a spicy tingle on the end of my tongue giving me hints of what was to come. It started off staight away with a spice but soon gave way to a dark chocolate flavour. This spice and chocolate seem to keep swaping places every few draws for about the first inch or so until it settled down to a more chocolate and woody taste with hints of leather. The second third got back to the spice and wood flavour with pepper overtones until you got toward the end third when the peppery spice flavour ramped right up and reminded me of the last part of a punch churchill i had gifted to me by JPMOORE. 25

    Overall/35

    I would say this is not one for the beginner (even though i am) due to the full bodied flavour of this stick but i would say hey what the hell, give this stick a try. The burn issue was a slight annoyance but i would still say for a NC this is a cracking smoke. Towards the end i felt chilled and had that cigar buzz you get with the slight light headiness you feel and it was definitely a two cup of coffee cigar. 31

    total 91/100.
    I started out with nothing and i've still got most of it left - Seasick Steve

  • #2
    Thanks for an excellent review skyhigh! I particularly liked the reference to naughty school girls.

    It definitely sounds like one to put on the 'to-try' list.
    My cigar review blog: The Cigar Monologues (Twitter / Facebook)
    My Company:
    Siparium Sporting

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    • #3
      I must try some RP's again. I made a post yesterday about not being impressed but several people said they really like them. I must reconsider!

      T.
      "In Italy for 30 years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love, they had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock!"

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      • #4
        Top-notch review skyhigh...

        I really like these cigars and you summed it up perfectly...

        Cheers, HabanoSy

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Big_T_UK View Post
          I must try some RP's again. I made a post yesterday about not being impressed but several people said they really like them. I must reconsider!

          T.
          Do reconsider Big T...

          They are worth it...

          Cheers, HabanoSy

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          • #6
            HabanoSy,

            RP does so many cigars that it gives me an headache just trying to choose one .

            From your stogie wisdom any particular one's you'd suggest?

            Cheers!
            My Cigar blog: Cigar Review Rag

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            • #7
              MT, I'm sure that Sy has first hand experience of many of RP's lines, I unfortunately do not. However, from my wide reading of American cigar literature, I have come to the conclusion that the Vintage 1990 and Vintage 1992 cigars are exceptional and the Decade range are very good also. Despite the 1990s getting a slightly higher rating from Cigar Aficianado magazine, it appears to be an otherwise generally held consensus that the 1992s are the true jewels in the RP crown.
              My cigar review blog: The Cigar Monologues (Twitter / Facebook)
              My Company:
              Siparium Sporting

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              • #8
                Originally posted by MaledettoToscano View Post
                HabanoSy,

                RP does so many cigars that it gives me an headache just trying to choose one .

                From your stogie wisdom any particular one's you'd suggest?

                Cheers!
                Hi Maledetto

                Not sure my stogie wisdom is that good (I just try lots of cigars)...

                Thank you very much anyway...!?!

                I'd suggest starting with the Vintage 90 & 92 (Torpedo) and the Olde World Reserve (Torpedo).

                These IMO are the 'better' ones in the range...!!!

                Cheers, HabanoSy

                P.S. Im sure some of the other guys will pop along in a while with other suggestions...

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                • #9
                  Thanks Simon!

                  and with that I mean both for the information and for not telling me to move my lazy arse and do some googling myself ... you're a true gentleman
                  My Cigar blog: Cigar Review Rag

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                  • #10
                    Thanks for the tips Sy.

                    Originally posted by HabanoSy View Post
                    Not sure my stogie wisdom is that good (I just try lots of cigars)...
                    Definitely more cigar-wise than me!
                    My Cigar blog: Cigar Review Rag

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