Comments on: Stogie Reviews: Graycliff Double Espresso

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Graycliff Double Espresso | Cigar Review | The Perfect Draw — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:59:03 +0000

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By: David fried

David fried — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 18:55:30 +0000

Smoked my 1st double espresso today! I went in excited, and thought this 18$ cigar was going to be legendary. I was 100% wrong! The overAll smoking experience was no fun for me. An uneven burn, and a small crack in the center didnt stop me from nubbing it. I had to make every penny count-

the flavor was awesome and very rich. A Cain ligero cigar is about 60-70% less, and delivers more than the double espresso. Might I also add they are a hell lot easier to find! The ligero in the double essp. is very tasty and possibly the best tasting ligero I have had in my 6 years of puffing. I give this stogie a 2/5

By: Joey P

Joey P — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 01:49:34 +0000

graycliff=fail. Even Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Frank, and the useless chick would agree. Now, lets go toe to toe on bird law!

By: Shamus

Shamus — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 20:06:46 +0000

I'd buy Graycliff Double Espresso by the box if they were ~$7-9 each (stick, not box). It is a good cigar and has a distinct flavor/draw combination.

But at my local B&M those sticks run $22.

Graycliff, as a company, must rely on single stick, one-time purchasers – somebody's wife or gf, maybe, who thinks, "Hey, it's expensive, I'll try it…"

Nobody must repeat-buy those things.

I'd wager a year's cigar budget that the P/L on the Graycliff Cigar division runs red.

Think about it, for that price, you could buy boxes of Cohibas and *still* have surplus to cover your Customs Office fines…