Montecristo A

[Edamski]

Haha all great suggestions! Well the type of day is settled

I'm more just worries about getting the wobbles part way through and ruining it as I tend not to dare well with larger cigars :/

[ValeTudoGuy]

Haha all great suggestions! Well the type of day is settled

I'm more just worries about getting the wobbles part way through and ruining it as I tend not to dare well with larger cigars :/

I think it's going to be a matter of drinking throughout like Simon.... And in my case eating, though I know Simon wouldn't adulterate the experience that way.

[Edamski]

Drinking I can do, funny as it may sound I find vimto a great drink thought! Most certainly have a full belly before hand!

Any other tips to avoid the wobbles?

[cigarmo]

Drinking I can do, funny as it may sound I find vimto a great drink thought! Most certainly have a full belly before hand!

Any other tips to avoid the wobbles?

its not a strong stick N wise, not as strong as a monte 2 for example

[Simon Bolivar]

I'd agree with you Mo, I think that's by design, a very large strong cigar wouldn't be so popular but to me the opposite applies too, I don't want to be drawing air for a couple of hours without tasting a decent flav. I know the Sanchos is supposed to be admired by many & this was a 7yo stick but it really didn't do anything for me. Perhaps one day I'll try another, maybe after getting off the rig & not having had a smoke for a couple of weeks, then it might appear more flavoursome.

[Edamski]

its not a strong stick N wise, not as strong as a monte 2 for example

Oh well I've had a couple of them and I don't remember having any issues with them. I'll just take my time. Looking forward to this now!

[monkey66]

Great cigar when you have the right time/occasion.