Weird burn line or normal?

[Zeede]

The pic says it all:

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[Tobias Lutz]

It happens. Doesn't look like it even needs retouching. These are handmade products, and even in brands like Padron you will occasionally get one that is less than perfect. I once had a Davidoff slightly canoe on me- hardly the construction issues I've seen with General Cigar brands, but it still broke up my idealist mindset about high-end brands being infallible. What you have can easily be the result of lighting it unevenly. You have to light with a perfect line if you want a perfect burn.

[UncleFesterESQ]

I find that to be a common event and seems to be the result of uneven lighting of the cigar as opposed to the cigar itself... usually corrects itself or is easily fixed with a quick touch up.

Now if the problem persists throughout the smoke... then you have other issues.


EDIT Damn you Tobias.... beaten to the punch.

[projectsunfire]

looks rather normal to me. should even out by itself

[Old Smokey]

I agree with the above. If you will rotate the slow side downward when you draw it will likely catch up.

[Shemp Jizzle]

whats weird is that you're wearing Jesus sandals with them ugly ass toes

[Old Smokey]

whats weird is that you're wearing Jesus sandals with them ugly ass toes

Mr. Jizzle, they are probably the only toes he has. I doubt he chose to wear the ugly ass ones.

[droy1958]

whats weird is that you're wearing Jesus sandals with them ugly ass toes

Sum' beech, you owe me a cigar. Mine just shot out of my mouf into a mud puddle...

[Zeede]

I agree with the above. If you will rotate the slow side downward when you draw it will likely catch up.

I know about that trick. Maybe I don't give it enough time to catch up?

Shemp: C'mon man, this is CigarBum.com not FootFetish.com

[RenoH414]

I wouldn't worry about it. If needed I would touch it up but most generally I only touch up when required. I don't like to put more fire to them unless I have to. Haha

Reno