Libano Regionals

[Erm310mce]

Hi everyone,

I've been fortunate to be able to try many of the Libano regionals (and I'm not usually a regional chaser). I find them all really high quality and so tasty. 

Was curious on other's opinions on them? Which do you like that have really stood out? 

I am loving the 35th anniversary montesco. Even though I don't like the size, I think they are my favorite so far. 

The Beritus from 2009 was also fabulous but I think this 35th Anniversary can be something special down the line. 

Curious what you all think?

Cheers

[watches_whiskies_cigars]

I'm not a regional chaser either, but I've been trying to get my hands on one to try. I've heard nothing but good things about the Libanos. I've always wanted to visit Beirut, partly because of cigars.

[semifan1]

I picked some up when I was in Beirut, but sent them home already so I haven't had a chance to try any. 

[semifan1]

7 hours ago, watches_whiskies_cigars said:

I'm not a regional chaser either, but I've been trying to get my hands on one to try. I've heard nothing but good things about the Libanos. I've always wanted to visit Beirut, partly because of cigars.

I was in Beirut last month. I was quite surprised once I got out into the city and got to getting around. The people seemed much more liberal then what I expected. On my journeys walking around I was surprised at home many churches I seen and the number of police and military checkpoints. I almost didn't make it in. The customs guy escorted me into a room with what looked to be his supervisors which looked at my passport and kicked me back out after a few question. Same process when I left. I got pulled to the side before boarding my plane and asked what did I do while I was here in Beirut. The Humidor in the Airport is decent size they do have another room around the corner with a lot of the vintage stuff, problem is it's priced like it's on the secondary market cohiba 1966 were 1k. It's funny they use the dollar and Lebanese pound you can get both out of the ATM.