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05 Trinidad Colonales .... sickly sweet soap .... ditched before halfway point.If you want to, you can.
And, if you can, you must!Comment
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Down in camber sands for the evening just lit another Hoyo PR 11
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkA woman is an occasional pleasure but a cigar is always a smoke
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2nd on of these in 2 days and sad to say they are to young for me nice for half of it then to harsh and lots of nicotine
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkA woman is an occasional pleasure but a cigar is always a smoke
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Had a day out in Blackpool, ate a giant ice cream followed by a massive Gurkha Buffet, now if I can only roll myself to a humi I will have a cigar. Something strong...very strong...Comment
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Bolivar BF, I've only had one of these before and loved it, and the first few draw on this one have got me thinking why the hell did I wait a year for my second?!
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to age it?Originally posted by sheppsea View Post
been more than a year since my last Beli Finos... so many other bolivars out there, though
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I wish I could use that as an excuse! I just hadn't got round to buying another!Originally posted by butternutsquashpie View Postto age it?
been more than a year since my last Beli Finos... so many other bolivars out there, thoughComment
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hmmmmmmm... guess a box split is in order, eh?Originally posted by sheppsea View Post
If only i was coming in the beginning of August - not the end! who needs to stock up on cigars in late August!?
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Afraid not Jeremy - I think I'll be getting a box of these to myselfOriginally posted by butternutsquashpie View Posthmmmmmmm... guess a box split is in order, eh?
If only i was coming in the beginning of August - not the end! who needs to stock up on cigars in late August!?
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From the ridiculous to the sublime.
Started this afternoon with a Cohiba Siglo 6. The long and short of it, it was plugged. I massaged it, tried again, then chopped an inch off, it was actually worse, hardly any draw at all. I was so disgusted that such an expensive stick was such rubbish, I cut it up into shreds and discarded it. Then I went for a Siglo 2. It was fantastic, superb draw, excellent flavours, didn't need any adjustment, certainly made up for the previous disaster. I still don't understand how such an expensive premium cigar like the 6 could be so badly constructed.Comment
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real shame.... just remember that despite the fact that thy're bloody expensive, they're still handrolled pieces of leaves that are packed by hands. did you even try a little draw poker? a barbie skewer works the best for things like that.Originally posted by GFK1 View Post
with plugged cigars, normally i cut off the burnt part and save it to smoke later in my pipe. works great and can pack 3-4 bowls with a cigar that size.
Mind you, with plugged cigars, you can sometimes return it to whichever B&M you got it from. that's the policy in any good B&M i've ever been to.
Now here's the 30 quid question: do you have any more from the same box?Comment
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This was stick number 4 from a box of ten. The first three were excellent. Will try another soon and see.Originally posted by butternutsquashpie View PostComment
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