How much do you retrohale

VegasFrank

VegasFrank

Damnit I hit enter too early

Yakster

A few times per stick

It's almost habitual to retrohale the cigar at this point, multiple times per stick.

TX98Z28

Edit:
Damnit, Frank got me with the two threads LOL

TruDog

When I F-u-K'N want to Bi-A-Tch.

0patience

Never

I thought it was the same thread.
Thought to myself, "Self, didn't I already say never on this stupid poll?"
And self you replied, "Yep, you're an idiot."

CAcigarguy007

A few times per stick

More than a few times a stick. More like 5-10 times during a robusto cigar, which is the vast majority of size cigars in my collection. For a cigar that I really prize and love, could even be every other puff but some are also too spicy/peppery to do to often (Inspirado Red for example). I tend to do it much more on my well aged cigars. They are smoother and tastier so the retro brings out a lot of nuances and interplay of flavors that would be missed/muted by only draw tasting. Gotta use the entire olfactory senses to get all the flavors from the volatile organic compounds expressed through combustion.

TruDog

@CAcigarguy007 said:
More than a few times a stick. More like 5-10 times during a robusto cigar, which is the vast majority of size cigars in my collection. For a cigar that I really prize and love, could even be every other puff but some are also too spicy/peppery to do to often (Inspirado Red for example). I tend to do it much more on my well aged cigars. They are smoother and tastier so the retro brings out a lot of nuances and interplay of flavors that would be missed/muted by only draw tasting. Gotta use the entire olfactory senses to get all the flavors from the volatile organic compounds expressed through combustion.

OO7.... like hearing yo thoughts Brother.

TruDog

@TruDog said:

@CAcigarguy007 said:
More than a few times a stick. More like 5-10 times during a robusto cigar, which is the vast majority of size cigars in my collection. For a cigar that I really prize and love, could even be every other puff but some are also too spicy/peppery to do to often (Inspirado Red for example). I tend to do it much more on my well aged cigars. They are smoother and tastier so the retro brings out a lot of nuances and interplay of flavors that would be missed/muted by only draw tasting. Gotta use the entire olfactory senses to get all the flavors from the volatile organic compounds expressed through combustion.

OO7.... like hearing yo thoughts Brother.

....but adjust yo tie BoY...ya aint on da Banter.

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