Culebras

[Shaun]

IMO they are a true social cigar, perfect for any gatherings. Ive seen one smoked before and the ash held much better than you would think.

[SHAMZ84]

You think anyone is crazy enough to smoke all three together?

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[Tom Major]

World belongs to the bravest [MENTION=13448813]SHAMZ84[/MENTION]

[TJCoro]

Three Amigos!

You think anyone is crazy enough to smoke all three together?

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I can think of one , but thanks to Tom Major, it won't happen.

Ricky Bobby

[Tom Major]

Hahaha, go for it TJ

[SHAMZ84]

here is the link to an earlier post The story of the Partagas Culebras (The twisty cigar)

http://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthread.php?2529-The-story-of-the-Partagas-Culebras-(The-twisty-cigar)

[Simon Bolivar]

Well just to go against the grain of answers so far, I have only tried the Party version but believe it to be a fine smoke when aged & I have a couple of coffins of them in the Boli cave. To me they are more of the old fashioned Party flav. I think what puts people off is they look like a joke/gimmick & you'd feel foolish smoking them down the pub garden? Well that may be the case but consider this, why have they a survived so long when finer Habanos have been deleted through lack of sales? People may try them out of curiosity but I am assuming sufficient numbers appreciate them to keep the vitol viable. So if you have a chance, certainly try one but preferably cut the ribbon & smoke with two friends.

[WDave40]

I'd get one for the novelty factor, but probably wouldn't ever smoke it to be honest. Notwithstanding I don't actually have 2 friends who smoke cigars anyway...

[PeeJay]

I'd get one for the novelty factor, but probably wouldn't ever smoke it to be honest. Notwithstanding I don't actually have 2 friends who smoke cigars anyway...

So what are we all then?

[SHAMZ84]

So what are we all then?

We're not even BOTL

[WDave40]

So what are we all then?

Haha - happy to be included!

[cigarmo]

I do like them, the only issue I find is that my mouth gets sore from opening it wide enough to get all three ends in, other than that they are a good cigar with a good old party profile as Simon says.

[Johnny Thunder]

I would certainly give them a go, and would probably age more if I liked it.

[trying]

Never tried one... always seem a little unwieldy but I would like to try one...

[sheppsea]

You're supposed to split them and smoke one by one TJ

Not tried yet, but will do.

You think anyone is crazy enough to smoke all three together?

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Its not out of the question to smoke all three together, and it even mentioned in some books

Interestingly I just looked it up in MRN and he states it was created based in the principle that thicker cigars age better (which isn't something I subscribe to) and this enables smaller ring gauge cigars to age as well