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The cammie was not terrible, but the habano had to be one of the worst cigars I ever tried to smoke.

Did you know, that in 1827, everyone who spoke English died?

That is classic, there is nothing like Tinderbox employees, they are some of the biggest dopes I have encountered in any B&Ms. :r:r

CI speaks highly of these in their latest catalog, they do not seem to be highly rated by smokers though.

I was wondering if they grew tobacco on the islands, it would make sense as they do have very rich soil. Until this thread, I did not know if the farms were even there. My curiosity piques some more.

Arturo Fuente Exquisito Maduro, it was terrible too!! Heck, they are still terrible.

I am not a fan of Padron, I have smoked several and they do not impress me much. I have had only one aged 3000 that was worth smoking. The rest have been quite mediocre.

Anyone cut a torpedo at an angle? I have a friend that swears that is the end all way to cut a torp.

Just curious, have you thought about opening up a p-pal account for your organization. I understand there is a minimum amount of tickets that need to be sold, but at the end of the month, it may be easier to have that available as another option for payment besides money orders. As I think about...

I just go for what is the most cost effective, which is usually a smaller ring gauge. I do not have a particular size preference, I will smoke what ever is in my hand.

Thanks for the great review!! I usually pick up the spice and coffee throughout the majority of the smoke. I just smoked one of these again, they are a stick that brings a lot of memories to mind.

I had to reread your post :r shroom smelling feet :r

They are actually cheaper than Churchill's a walk up the street, that is where you will see some crazy prices, they have a cabinet with $100+ prices per cigar. Chruchill's is a little more inviting place to sit and smoke though. All in all, their prices are not terrible on regular production...

Sandwich filler refers to using multiple size fillers in one cigar. Short, medium and long filler all used together.

Those Stubs probably taste better. I had the Nub Habano at the last S.H.I.T. I just about keeled over from the first puff on that thing, that cigar was terrible, only smoked it half way. Is there a half way on Nubs?

blugill and mtb996, you two are right on about different tastes. That adds to the simplicity of this hobby.

Maybe a smaller ring gauge would taste better, different sizes of the same blend can have a different flavor profile. I am a bit bummed that I sat on this for 4 months and did not care for it.

Dude, you live in Anacrime, your description is no joke. I dealt with the same problems when I lived in Bellflower, I was way too close to Compton.

This was in my dry box, so I do not think it was too moist.

Size: 6x58 Toro wrapper: Connecticut Shade and Maduro Binder: ? No Info Filler: ? No Info Body: Medium Strength: Mild-Medium Humidor Time: 4 Months This is a hefty cigar and probably one of the most beautiful barber pole cigars I have seen to date. The colors of the Connecticut shade and maduro...