St. Patricks Day Cigar?

[Browns7213]

Candela's are really an acquired taste and smoking a long one can be quite a challenge due to the limited flavor shifts. However, I do like the grassy/hay flavors the candela wrapper can add to a barber pole, with the two below being my favorites. I will most likely smoke one of these two on the 17th.

[Hardheaded]

Candela's are really an acquired taste and smoking a long one can be quite a challenge due to the limited flavor shifts. However, I do like the grassy/hay flavors the candela wrapper can add to a barber pole, with the two below being my favorites. I will most likely smoke one of these two on the 17th.

I will second the Asylum here. It was surprisingly good. I may pick up a few more for St. Patricks day.

[allusred]

Candela's are really an acquired taste and smoking a long one can be quite a challenge due to the limited flavor shifts. However, I do like the grassy/hay flavors the candela wrapper can add to a barber pole, with the two below being my favorites. I will most likely smoke one of these two on the 17th.

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Candela wrapper,this is one I can't bring myself to smoke,even on this day.Have smoked some in the past,can't recall even hearing them referred to,back then, as candela,always as Claro Claro,or in the the American English labeling Double Claro.It'll be Corned Beef & cabbage, with Guiness,the cigars Tatuaje and Paul Stulac, and if it's a three cigar day most likely a My Father.