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indycop said:
Yes but to be fair that is only for the puny 4.5 x 42. The real sizes are about $40.
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What cigar (or pipe) did you smoke today?
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Yes but to be fair that is only for the puny 4.5 x 42. The real sizes are about $40.
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I ordered the Toro size by the way.
Last night was another Supervisor Selection. Same burn problem, same wrapper spilt thing. Still great taste including some more noticeable nougat flavors with a sweet dark chocolate tase as well. The more I smoke these the better I like them. I'll take the minimal qualily problems that I can ignore.
Last night was another Supervisor Selection. Same burn problem, same wrapper spilt thing. Still great taste including some more noticeable nougat flavors with a sweet dark chocolate tase as well. The more I smoke these the better I like them. I'll take the minimal qualily problems that I can ignore.
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James,
I think the wrapper split issue may not be a quality issue per se.
IMHO it's an RH issue. What RH do you store your cigars? What is the RH outside in your aera the last few days?
What tends to happen is that the cigars are stored at a higher RH, let's say your humi is at 70%. You step out to the patio to smoke, RH outside is 52%. The atmosphere leeches humidity from your cigar, but only from the wrapper, causing it to shrink, while the inner volume of the cigar is still plump.....Splitsville occurs....
You may want to try dry boxing your evenings' planned cigar in the morning before you leave for work.
I think the wrapper split issue may not be a quality issue per se.
IMHO it's an RH issue. What RH do you store your cigars? What is the RH outside in your aera the last few days?
What tends to happen is that the cigars are stored at a higher RH, let's say your humi is at 70%. You step out to the patio to smoke, RH outside is 52%. The atmosphere leeches humidity from your cigar, but only from the wrapper, causing it to shrink, while the inner volume of the cigar is still plump.....Splitsville occurs....
You may want to try dry boxing your evenings' planned cigar in the morning before you leave for work.
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rmrdaddy said:
You have a point about not being a quality issue but then again, it has been dry boxed for two days already. I figured that one after I tried the first cigar.
Perhaps they came overhumidified. They are individually wrapped so just setting them out might not work as I have done. Unwrapped and dryboxed mgiht do the trick. They came double wrapped as it were. Once wrapped individually and plastic wrapped together as a bundle. I could see it being over humidified. The split didn't really mess up my smoking experience though.
I did notice the plumping effect though so it made sense to me. I'll have to try another one tonight to check if they have dried out enough.
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Ahhh
Good man, I think you nailed it, overhumidified from the vendor.
Can't blame them really. Handling and transportation take their toll. Frigid cargo holds in planes, and baking heat in UPS trucks and the like. Ship 'em with a high RH and alleviate some of the risk of damage in transit.
Smoke on sir!
Good man, I think you nailed it, overhumidified from the vendor.
Can't blame them really. Handling and transportation take their toll. Frigid cargo holds in planes, and baking heat in UPS trucks and the like. Ship 'em with a high RH and alleviate some of the risk of damage in transit.
Smoke on sir!
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IC and I had the Felipe Gregorio Icon that he ordered from CI... we were not impressed. I thought it tasted bitter, IC describes it as having a tinny, metallic taste.
I thought it tasted bitter, IC describes it as having a tinny, metallic taste.
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Sometimes I'm just in the mood for something BIG
The Partagas Lusitania is definately one of the finest cigars on the planet! Started off gently and then the flavours grew to full bodied at the halfway point. The finish was great and not bitter or harsh. Excellent construction with a perfect draw throughout. A beautiful cigar to look at and to enjoy. 2 hours of cigar smoking heaven, cheers
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YES! LUSITANIA!!!!
Excellent choice! :eusa_clap
Excellent choice! :eusa_clap
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Wow! That sounds great. I'll have to add that to my list.Eduard said:2 hours of cigar smoking heaven, cheers
Nice drink, too.
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Slim Portly said:Wow! That sounds great. I'll have to add that to my list.
Nice drink, too.
The drink was just for decoration
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lol lol lolEduard said:The drink was just for decoration
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deelovely said:
You don't believe me???? :whistling
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Tonight was a Romeo Y Julietta Aniversario that has been sitting in my humidor for a while now.
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Visited a friend tonight for a birthday party, 2 smokes ...
Por Larranaga Petite Corona
Ramon Allones Specially Selected
Both from 2006
...Por Larranaga Petite Corona
Ramon Allones Specially Selected
Both from 2006
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Dang it, I am going to have to order that Por larranaga special because I am very disapointed with the Felipe G's I got...
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rmrdaddy said:Visited a friend tonight for a birthday party, 2 smokes
Por Larranaga Petite Corona
Ramon Allones Specially Selected
Both from 2006
You sure have a good taste...
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Thank you for the compliment Eduard!
From YOU that is high praise! I have been coveting the cigars you have been posting!!
From YOU that is high praise! I have been coveting the cigars you have been posting!!
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rmrdaddy said:Thank you for the compliment Eduard!
From YOU that is high praise! I have been coveting the cigars you have been posting!!
Well, you should smoke what you like... It's just not fair that some of you aficionados can't buy Cuban cigars... Because of a 1962 embargo for Russian threat... Go figure...
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Last night I had a La Vieja Habana Brazilian Maduro and I really enjoyed it
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deelovely said:Last night I had a La Vieja Habana Brazilian Maduro and I really enjoyed it
Did you really like these???
What is your favorite cigar if I may ask?
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