Durango Cigars?
LuvBourbon
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Has anyone ever tried this brand?
If so, what do you think about them?
They look pretty interesting.
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LuvBourbon
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Pipe tobacco cigar. I've had two, and I'm not a giant fan. I have had the stillwell stars from Dunbarton. The aromatic one burnt out my palate for 2 days. The Navy one burnt out my pallet for a night. If you try them let us know how they are.
Interesting.
Did they at least put out a pleasant pipe smoke scent?
If I want to smoke pipe tobacco, I'll load up a pipe with about 25¢ of pipe tobacco. I can't see spending $15 - 20 for a cigar with pipe tobacco in it.
I tried to smoke a pipe a few times, just can't catch on to it. I've watched multiple videos about how to pack a pipe And I think I actually do a good job at packing. I just can't seem to keep the darn thing lit without getting tongue bite.
Finally gave up.
Yeah, it's a challenge to learn the right pacing, more like sipping on smoldering tobacco that's just about to go out is the sweet spot for many. With a pipe there's no shame or taste penalty to relights.
But pipes are a whole 'nother rabbit hole to go down.
My fault, poor wording. Durangoes are pipe tobacco cigars. I haven't had any durangos. I've had two pipe tobacco cigars, both were from Dunbarton tobacco and trust.
If you give it a shot, hit us up with the details … I am still trying to figure out if I need to buy all the Padrons
I had never heard of these before, and actually got them recommended to me by a fellow cigar guy just last week. Said he absolutely love them. He was smoking a triqui traca at the time. They do sound interesting. I'm tempted to call them up and see if they can through a sampler together.
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