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  • #16
    Originally posted by Soft Top View Post
    Very comprehensive review. Well done.

    Nic - looks like you smoke that baby all the way down. Must have been very good!
    Softee it was wonderful. Waiting for a cheque and then very very seriously thinking about a box of ten Mitch has a nice price.
    Nic
    Editor UK Cigar Scene Magazine

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    • #17
      Great review, i liked the standard RyJ churchill, but this makes me want to try the wide churchill, excellent, love the info..

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      • #18
        Well i couldn't resist any longer and tried the Wide Churchill. To add to the excellent reviews already it is a very nice cigar. It is deceptively strong and the nicotine hit is powerful but not overwhelming. I'm a lot calmer and on the verge of being light headed, not shaky but a little tremblely. I finsihed off a Gin and Tonic and started on a glass of ice cold milk half way through. I'm not sure if it was the creamy milk during the second third but i got very rich carmel notes that i loved at this stage. I would place it nearer the Duke than a Short Churchill but it has the distinctive RyJ flavours that it builds on quite nicely. The strongest RyJ i have tried to date.

        It was a dryer cigar than i usually like but it had only been in my humidor for a few days before temptation got the better of me.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by jibjob79 View Post
          Well i couldn't resist any longer and tried the Wide Churchill. To add to the excellent reviews already it is a very nice cigar. It is deceptively strong and the nicotine hit is powerful but not overwhelming. I'm a lot calmer and on the verge of being light headed, not shaky but a little tremblely. I finsihed off a Gin and Tonic and started on a glass of ice cold milk half way through. I'm not sure if it was the creamy milk during the second third but i got very rich carmel notes that i loved at this stage. I would place it nearer the Duke than a Short Churchill but it has the distinctive RyJ flavours that it builds on quite nicely. The strongest RyJ i have tried to date.

          It was a dryer cigar than i usually like but it had only been in my humidor for a few days before temptation got the better of me.
          You have far to much time on your hands mate!

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          • #20
            Originally posted by jibjob79 View Post
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            It was a dryer cigar than i usually like but it had only been in my humidor for a few days before temptation got the better of me.
            The one I was given to try had been heavily humidified having arrived somewhat dry. When I got my hands on it I found it moist, spongy and truly wonderous!!!
            Nic
            Editor UK Cigar Scene Magazine

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            • #21
              One of Havanas finest & a glass of milk
              Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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              • #22
                Don't underestimate cow juice. I find the creamyness can bring out the nutty, chocolate and caramel flavours and if a cigar is burning a little hot or is a bit too spicy it can help cool the mouth.

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                • #23
                  On the strength of these reviews I shall definitely have to actors myself a couple of singles sometime soon. :bigsmoke:
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                  • #24
                    I had one of these yesterday and considering the date on the box was only March 2010 it was fookin' lovely. I can see these becoming quite a favourite of mine in years to come. Boy these babies are PHAT too

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                    • #25
                      I had one last night at 10 Manchester Street and found it typically R&J - floral flavours but not much depth, and a bit boring imo.

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                      • #26
                        Nice review, i have a wide churchill in my humi right now. It will have to sacrificed soon for experimental reasons

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                        • #27
                          on me list to try... maybe a single first.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by ACMCC View Post
                            on me list to try... maybe a single first.
                            always wise to try a single first before getting a box, otherwise you can be stuck with a box of cigars that are not to your taste

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                            • #29
                              nice review!

                              still have to try these...

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                              • #30
                                Waiting, waiting, waiting. Mine are resting and I'm being very patient. Hard with you buggers writing reviews like that though. I shall ignore this thread from hence forth. LMAO.
                                What would I know? I'm just a backwoods roo packin crim from New Holland! LOL. (Thankyou El Cat)

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