Dunhill 965

madwilliamflint · 10-03-2012, 02:12 PM

Bringing this thread back from the dead, I went to the tobacconist on 5th avenue (and..44th street?) Looks like they're related to J&R, for my first pipe and such. (Cigars have been burning me out lately.)

I picked up a pipe and talked with a woman behind the counter about what cigars I smoked, and she handed me a tin of 965 and ... one of something else.

I've since bought a couple 3 tin samplers of other stuff, but nothing comes close to this.

I'm wary of early successes. I love the flavor, though I'd bias towards something a little spicier (but not more peppery.)

Is there a good description/classification of the Dunhill 965 I can use as a launching point for finding other stuff I might like?

I certainly don't mind smoking this all the time, but I'm keen to explore and see if there's something out there I might like even better.

10-03-2012, 02:12 PM	#6
madwilliamflint Cigar n00b Join Date: Sep 2009 First Name: Michael Location: Wallkill, NY Posts: 390 Trading: (0)	Re: Dunhill 965 Bringing this thread back from the dead, I went to the tobacconist on 5th avenue (and..44th street?) Looks like they're related to J&R, for my first pipe and such. (Cigars have been burning me out lately.) I picked up a pipe and talked with a woman behind the counter about what cigars I smoked, and she handed me a tin of 965 and ... one of something else. I've since bought a couple 3 tin samplers of other stuff, but nothing comes close to this. I'm wary of early successes. I love the flavor, though I'd bias towards something a little spicier (but not more peppery.) Is there a good description/classification of the Dunhill 965 I can use as a launching point for finding other stuff I might like? I certainly don't mind smoking this all the time, but I'm keen to explore and see if there's something out there I might like even better.