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tatuaje said:
what?? What do you want in a cigar? Tell me and I will make it........
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A dos capas Cabaiguan Guapo, using the leaf from the Brown label for the 2nd cap. Or a Lancero with a Guapo blend, I guess you can figure I really like the Guapo. :thumbs:

BTW one last thing Pete, could you make a RC smaller than the RC184 :blush: ? That would be a damn good smoke too.
 
Anything in maduro
Anything with small ring guage or small perfecto
I can't agree more with a Cabaiguan in a small ring guage (Lancero, petit lancero)

Pete....remember...if you build it, they will come.


Oh, and bring back the Noella Reserva!
 
I want a shot at that Black Label!!!!!!
 
Second on the small gauge; I love those lanceros or panatelas, such strong flavors!
 
jfields said:
Lancero or Panatela with a Maduro wrapper. Same blend as the J21
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Thread Jack! :whistling:

O.K. now I have to try one of the J 21's Ignorant question to someone that knows.

Pete,

Why is it, that Lanceros seem to be such a hot item?? What makes this cigar shape and or size put out so much more flavor, and the one that seem to be so popular.. And or the Panatella sizes. Same thing long and skinny?? What makes them so special? Probably better stated, "What in the shape or size of a cigar makes theme carry more flavor?"

When Pepin Garcia did that special release of those Blue Label Lancero's, we just about knocked the door down at Al's place getting to them, and they had rave reviews.


Thank you sir!

You may now return to your regularly scheduled channel. :sign:
 
I'm gonna have to vote for a lancero/petit lancero
or a small figurado.
Maduro is also a plus. I want a cigar as black as the inside of a coffin on a moonless October night.
But enough about sizes... let's talk about blends...
 
Definitely maduro or make the Noellas Reserva a regular release.
 
the P2s in JLP sizes. Brevas, Petit Cazadores, Cremas etc, Cuban sandwich cigars are great for yard/golf cigars, but to fight the wind you need the smaller ring.
 
Pete, the trend toward larger ring gauges is snapping back toward narrow rings. Now smokers are looking for bold lancero's.
 
Add a smoke like the Bombazo or El Cohete to your regular line. The box and a half of Bombazos I have left won't last forever...... :laugh:

Smaller ring gauge smokes, like the Petite, smoke too hot to me. The Bombazo is just about......perfect. 4 x 45-50 seems like the right answer.

On weeknights, many times I (and I suspect other guys) don't have an hour+ to devote to a great smoke. The Bombazo / Padron 64 Principe sized smokes are the ticket..... :thumbs:

Thanks for asking - B.B.S.
 
BlindedByScience said:
Add a smoke like the Bombazo or El Cohete to your regular line. The box and a half of Bombazos I have left won't last forever...... :laugh:

Smaller ring gauge smokes, like the Petite, smoke too hot to me. The Bombazo is just about......perfect. 4 x 45-50 seems like the right answer.

On weeknights, many times I (and I suspect other guys) don't have an hour+ to devote to a great smoke. The Bombazo / Padron 64 Principe sized smokes are the ticket..... :thumbs:

Thanks for asking - B.B.S.
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Agreed...
 
tatuaje said:
what?? What do you want in a cigar? Tell me and I will make it........
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Cuban grown tobacco!



...ok, I have to add, I really enjoy the smokes you come out with...
I think it was mentioned in another thread...but, corona gorda and lonsdales are great.
 
Hmmm how about:

A long slim panatella, 6x34

Rosado and corojo barberpole wrapper with a pigtail. If you can make the blend similar to the cojonu 2006, perfect.

If you can turn it into a culebra as well, that'd be interesting.
 
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