If it's not 10 inches it ain't worth nothing
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If it's not 10 inches it ain't worth nothing
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thats what she said!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CigarEnthusiast
I just finished an LFD Digger from @Tobias Lutz I think, not sure. It lasted 4 hours but it burned good and all the resting made it mellow and tasty! Corona is perfect for me.
Tend to the opinion think believe that...
When one cigar maker saw that a newly introduced larger size cigar was selling well Knowing it would take some time to match the Profile of their smaller cigars, simply increased the size. Setting of ripple effect other brands followed suit.
And here we are.
A wide array of jaw stretching, jaw dislocating sizes.
Don Pepin Garcia blends some mighty fine cigars,he is I believe one helluva good blender,
still, even some of the My Father cigars fail to match in the larger sizes the **flavour snuffly spraklles** of more traditional sizes.
Personally, I prefer Lancero, Petite Corona and Corona. In that order.
My go to daily size is Toro or No. 3. 6x50.
FYI - We just came out with a 7x60 called Profeta AK-60. 30% stronger than a Digger. Lots of flavor... I tend to smoke the 6x52 version called Profeta AK-52... The AK-60 took me over 3 hours to smoke.
30% stronger then a digger... Nap time for me!!!
it really seems like we are going bigger now a days. look at sizes of newer cigars and there is a 60 RG like its a common size now. its now so much a gimick like they used to be
Sometimes it bothers me that cigars only come out in larger sizes for certain lines. As someone who never has two hours to smoke, I automatically decide not to purchase such things.
That was more or less my experience with the Ogre. I thought the first half was pretty good, then it just tasted like smoke after that. Probably my taste buds and nasal nerve endings were saturated at that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocket Scientologist