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Gurkha Symphony

Trying something different over at Casas Fumando today. It’s a brand I rarely smoke and the only time I really smoke it is when I get it in a sampler or gifted. I’ll be up front and say I have a general bias against these cigars. The main reason is two fold, one being I [...]

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Written by: Daniel T.
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Gurkha Shaggy Maduro Toro

Gurkha has been one of the very few cigar manufacturers I have made effort to voluntarily stay away from. Why? Mix the term they have coined upon themselves (“The Rolls Royce of Cigars”) with more lines of cigars than Hellen Keller can shake a stick at, and the insane price of some of their cigars [...]