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That makes so much more sense. Ty

I did this too. Some cigars bring me back to that memory.

Don't get me wrong. I don't smoke Acid, just stating facts is all.

It's the number one sold premium cigar in the world. Marketing is definitely astronomical. They're owed by swisher which is worth $800M

Zero inhale here. I have only known 1 or 2 cigar smokers who inhale, and they don't do it every puff. I would say 95%+ cigars smokers do not inhale.

I'm a little lost. FNG issue I guess. is Hayden your dog and he ate a box of cigars?

I like the hooters myself.

I don't chase hard to find cigars but if i see em, i grab em. One of my local B&Ms has a great relationship with Saka, so he carries his entire line.

I had this Gastown to me too. The girl behind the bar rang me up and before even asking started to roast the foot. I didn't notice any difference though. No charred taste or anything. But i still wouldn't let her light my cigar again.

I know I should have grabbed one. It's the stigma of it I guess. A little immature of me, but it got me. I have a super wide range on my pallet. I can smoke infused and enjoy it, and then have a full bodied very spicy cigar and enjoy that too.

I'll try anything by Saka. Recently tried the Stillwell line. The Navy was a little too mild, but interesting. Putting pipe tobacco in cigars is new to me. I have heard it has been done before, but this was my first experience with it. Not bad, but the Brulee is much better imo.

I had a Fat Bottom Betty from Deadwood Tobacco recently. I liked it a lot, very unique but flavorful. It did have a sugary vanilla tipped flavor like Acid cigars do, but it wasn't crazy. When I went to buy another, the very experienced and knowledgeable man in the humidor told me they were...

It's true, every single shop sells acid because it's the number one sold cigar in the world. Many smokers get into cigars by way of Acid and many never leave, mainly military and bikers (hence the branding). Or at least that's what one of the Drew Estate reps told me.

Jose Pepin Garcia sure knows good tobacco. Smooth and flavorful but not overpowering. And the wrapper is just beautiful. I wouldn't buy a box, but it's still a pretty good cigar.

Absolutely. I didn't see any mention of a soft flame, but he does use a smaller torch during that part of the video. I'm not sure why.

I just saw a video on YouTube. Pretty funny stuff, but the guy in the video said something that was very interesting to me. He said toasting the foot gets rid of bitterness. Is that true? Does anyone here not toast the foot before lighting?

I'm still trying to figure out which size I like best. Different brands taste better in different sizes, so it's not cut n dry. Thought I was into the 60 ring gauges recently as I prefer more flavor than strength, but I found that to be wrong, most sticks were like smoking air. More trial and...

LMAO!!!! A buddy of mine was on the receiving end of donated cigars. I was about 25 when I was in Iraq and thought Ghurkas were ultra premium because their labels were so cool.