@El_Fumador said:
5.5 X 52 box pressed torpedo closed foot. from the center, Peru Ligero , Peru Seco fillers. CV PA and Olor binders with, CV Corojo Oscuro Wrappers.
Placed in a cedrus libani (Lebanese cedar) lined box to age.
As I understand it, Spanish cedar used for cigar boxes is a mahogany, whereas Lebanese cedar is in fact cedar. So how does cedar behave differently as a place to age cigars?
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
@El_Fumador said:
5.5 X 52 box pressed torpedo closed foot. from the center, Peru Ligero , Peru Seco fillers. CV PA and Olor binders with, CV Corojo Oscuro Wrappers.
Placed in a cedrus libani (Lebanese cedar) lined box to age.
As I understand it, Spanish cedar used for cigar boxes is a mahogany, whereas Lebanese cedar is in fact cedar. So how does cedar behave differently as a place to age cigars?
1 piloto cubano, 2 Condega seco, 1 criollo viso, bound and wrapped in Dominican olor.
I'll soon know whether this blend shows promise.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
7 X 54 from the center, Cibao Criollo 98 Ligero , Cibao Corojo Viso and Cibao Vuelta Abajo Seco fillers. CV PA and CV Corojo Oscuro binders with, Olor wrappers.
anyone interested in trading or selling any of these hand-rolls? They look fantastic and I'm always looking to try something new, artisan and small batch/limited, so these tick all the right boxes.
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@Rob1110 said:
anyone interested in trading or selling any of these hand-rolls? They look fantastic and I'm always looking to try something new, artisan and small batch/limited, so these tick all the right boxes.
I'll give you some. I've got about 800 in stash at present, so I need to make room in the stashidor. I am NOT interested in any swaps for the same reason. Meanwhile, of course, selling them is illegal. So free gars to you for nuttin...
I you can accept hand rolls on these terms, then PM me your addy and let me know what kinda gars you like. Mine tend to be mild and mellow.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
2 Corojo viso (Dominican)
2 Condega viso (Nicaraguan Habano)
Olor binder (Dominican)
Los Rios wrapper (Ecuadorian)
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
KInd words. But remember: I only have to please myself. The production cigar blender has to knock the socks off enough customers so that they'll cough up twelve bucks a stick.
Much as anything, that's why I started rolling my own. I want a gar I can smoke and still taste dinner. I could get that with the old style American smokes that were made to fire off one after another, like the FX Smith's Sons. But I do like Nicaraguan and Dominican baccy. The advantage of RYO is you can RYO blend. You can get good quality baccy from wholeleaftobacco.com or leafonly.com. It won't have been petuned with the big house's secret sauce. But it will have been cured and aged.
The disadvantage is it takes way years longer to learn to blend than it does to learn to roll. There's a whole lot of experimenting with failures and spreadsheets before you get to where you know what you want and how to get there. Then, too, what leaves are available will cgange on you. Plus, you want to age your stash.
Anyhoo, I still say that those who just trot out and buy ready made are missing out on half the fun. It's like those who take their murdercycle to the shop for every tune up. Shop time is half the experience. Sure, I had the granite counter top installed last month, cause I don't have the cranes and cutters. But I did assemble the rolling barn doors to the TV room and hung them last week, cause, you know, your life's in your hands; not in your wallet.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
5.4 X 48 from the center, Criollo 98 Viso, Criollo 98 Seco and Corojo 99 Seco fillers. 2 lamina with 1 vein from PA and Vuelta Abajo for binders with, Criollo 98 Wrappers.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
5.7 X 50 from the center, CV Black , Rene Ligero , Rene Viso , Rene seco fillers. 4 lamina with 3 vein from CVPABDR and CV PA seco for binders with, Olor Wrappers.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
5.7 X 50 from the center, CV Black , Rene Ligero , Rene Viso , Rene seco fillers. 4 lamina with 3 vein from CV PA seco and CVPABDR for binders with, EC CaMeRooN Wrappers.
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As I understand it, Spanish cedar used for cigar boxes is a mahogany, whereas Lebanese cedar is in fact cedar. So how does cedar behave differently as a place to age cigars?
There is a hue that is imparted.
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just a few more to go..
Experimental Olor Delicados, ROTT:
1 piloto cubano, 2 Condega seco, 1 criollo viso, bound and wrapped in Dominican olor.
I'll soon know whether this blend shows promise.
7 X 54 from the center, Cibao Criollo 98 Ligero , Cibao Corojo Viso and Cibao Vuelta Abajo Seco fillers. CV PA and CV Corojo Oscuro binders with, Olor wrappers.
5.5 X 52 box pressed torpedo closed foot. from the center, Peru Ligero , Peru Seco fillers. CV PA and Olor binders with, CV Corojo Oscuro Wrappers.
5.5 X 52 box pressed torpedo closed foot. from the center, Peru Ligero , Peru Seco fillers. CV PA and Olor binders with, CV Corojo Oscuro Wrappers.
6 + X 54 from the center, Peru Ligero , Peru Seco fillers. CV PA and Olor binders with, CV Corojo Oscuro Wrappers.
6 X 50 from the center, CV Black, Peru Ligero , Peru Seco fillers. CV PA binders with, CV Corojo Oscuro Wrappers.
anyone interested in trading or selling any of these hand-rolls? They look fantastic and I'm always looking to try something new, artisan and small batch/limited, so these tick all the right boxes.
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I'll give you some. I've got about 800 in stash at present, so I need to make room in the stashidor. I am NOT interested in any swaps for the same reason. Meanwhile, of course, selling them is illegal. So free gars to you for nuttin...
I you can accept hand rolls on these terms, then PM me your addy and let me know what kinda gars you like. Mine tend to be mild and mellow.
A pair of delicados literally ROTT 2 minutes ago
2 Corojo viso (Dominican)
2 Condega viso (Nicaraguan Habano)
Olor binder (Dominican)
Los Rios wrapper (Ecuadorian)
I got to try some @webmost sticks and they were very good.
That’s my agree. A sweetness that you don’t get in production cigars.
KInd words. But remember: I only have to please myself. The production cigar blender has to knock the socks off enough customers so that they'll cough up twelve bucks a stick.
Much as anything, that's why I started rolling my own. I want a gar I can smoke and still taste dinner. I could get that with the old style American smokes that were made to fire off one after another, like the FX Smith's Sons. But I do like Nicaraguan and Dominican baccy. The advantage of RYO is you can RYO blend. You can get good quality baccy from wholeleaftobacco.com or leafonly.com. It won't have been petuned with the big house's secret sauce. But it will have been cured and aged.
The disadvantage is it takes way years longer to learn to blend than it does to learn to roll. There's a whole lot of experimenting with failures and spreadsheets before you get to where you know what you want and how to get there. Then, too, what leaves are available will cgange on you. Plus, you want to age your stash.
Anyhoo, I still say that those who just trot out and buy ready made are missing out on half the fun. It's like those who take their murdercycle to the shop for every tune up. Shop time is half the experience. Sure, I had the granite counter top installed last month, cause I don't have the cranes and cutters. But I did assemble the rolling barn doors to the TV room and hung them last week, cause, you know, your life's in your hands; not in your wallet.
My absolutely favorite vitola and those look amazing. Great work.
5.4 X 48 from the center, Criollo 98 Viso, Criollo 98 Seco and Corojo 99 Seco fillers. 2 lamina with 1 vein from PA and Vuelta Abajo for binders with, Criollo 98 Wrappers.
48 X 5+ from the center, CV Criollo 98 Ligero , CV Corojo Viso , CV Vuelta Abajo Hab. Seco , Olor and CVPA binders Criollo 98 Wrappers.
5.7 X 50 from the center, CV Black , Rene Ligero , Rene Viso , Rene seco fillers. 4 lamina with 3 vein from CVPABDR and CV PA seco for binders with, Olor Wrappers.
5.7 X 50 from the center, CV Black , Rene Ligero , Rene Viso , Rene seco fillers. 4 lamina with 3 vein from CV PA seco and CVPABDR for binders with, EC CaMeRooN Wrappers.
