Help with the I.D. of a Smoke

[SMOKING CAMPER]

Originally Posted by bonjing

I hope so, just ordered a few and a few of their house blends to try.

Please post some 411 on what you think of them.
I would not mind buying some if they come close.

Thanks,

[Remo]

Originally Posted by SMOKING CAMPER

Please post some 411 on what you think of them.
I would not mind buying some if they come close.

Thanks,

Tat also made their version, the M80...also delicious, good
Luck on the hunt.

[stearns]

Originally Posted by Remo

Tat also made their version, the M80...also delicious, good
Luck on the hunt.

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IMO much stronger, but f'ing delicious. Might need to dig one out and see if they still kick my ass

[Remo]

Originally Posted by stearns

IMO much stronger, but f'ing delicious. Might need to dig one out and see if they still kick my ass

[TXRebel]

:Its first release was in 2007 and manufactured by Don Pepin Garcia at the El Rey de los Habanos Factory in Miami Florida USA. Later the next version was made again by Pepin Garcia but this time in Nicaragua at Tabacalera Cubana. Next came a version called the M80 also done at Tabacalera Cubana and a second version done at the My Father Cigar Factory. Next, the FIRECRACKER made its way to the Dominican Republic and was rolled at Tabacalera Leyendas Cubanas, later returning again to the Dominican Republic to be manufactured by La Flor Dominicana in 2015. In 2016 it was back again to Nicaragua to RoMa Craft Tobacco with the CroMagnon and in 2017 came the Fratello.

http://www.2guyscigars.com/firecracker-cigars-brand/

[bonjing]

Originally Posted by SMOKING CAMPER

Please post some 411 on what you think of them.
I would not mind buying some if they come close.

Thanks,

Completely forgot about this. Both cigars arrived, house and the Fratello blend.

First neither came close to what I remember of the DPG firecracker.

Both were a bit light and lacking on the peppery kick that the original had.

Maybe one of the other guys can chime in, but I think it was the Fratello that had a nice sweetness and very little pepper to it.

Would I buy either again, honestly I don't know. I think the Fratello makes a pretty good first cigar of the day. I wouldn't do that with a firecracker.

I have a Fratello or two left, maybe I'll light one up tonight after work.