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A gift from Fast4Dr

PuroBrat

I am not here :^)
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As my brother LuckyDawg began a new job after a long unemployment, our own Fast4Dr brother sent LuckyDawg a package for Congrats. In this package he included the Partagas Culebra and stated that it was for LuckyDawg to share with his Dad, and his brother (ME :D ).

On Saturday this past weekend we did just that. The theatrics involved in cutting the string and taken the braid apart is what I believe attracts a lot of smokers to this Machine Made Vitola, but the smoking ain't nuttin' to complain about either.

These things were so twisted; it was like "Do you think these things will even burn? Let alone straight" Well we went for it anyway. Each was clipped with a Xi NRA cutter, and then passed out to the smokers in this ordeal. The prelight draw was flawless, (is there a certain turbulence advantage in the twisted air pathway? who knows) and the flavor was nutty with a hint of Licorice. I toasted the foot and nosed it, the smell was very nutty with a lot of Tobacco Smell (go figure :p )

It lit quite easily which I feel is consistent with the smaller ring cigars, and the first draw was smooth as silk and very flavorful with hints of Spice and walnuts. The burn was….well, tell me, if the burn got off, who would know? ??? The flavor was constant to the nub, very little change at all with the exception of the Spice kicking up in the final 3rd.

When I got it down to about ¾” I clipped the fire off and chewed on the remaining ½” nub. I know….ewwwwwww :0 , but that flavor was just too good to waste.

Thank you Fast4Dr for the experience, it was fan-freakin-tastic! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
 
Wow, sounds like a great tasting smoke -- I can't wait to try one now! :D I want to try smoking all 3 of them at once though -- I wonder how I'd keep it held together to do that? :D
 
I tried to smoke a Drew Estate Medusa Culubra all at once. I knew they were suposed to be seperated first, no really, I did. No I'm serious, I did. I wouldn't screw up like that.

I couldn't figure out to even how to light it. I have never been acused of having anything but a plenty big enough mouth, but it was pretty big all at once even for me. And even when I got it in there there was just way too much air leaking in everywere around the thing to be able to get any kind of good draw from it. I finally ended up gatlin gunning it. Smoking one, then turn, puff, turn, puff, turn, puff and so on. I tend to smoke cigars too fast in general so here was one at least I couldn't go too fast for. It stayed togeather pretty well all the way up to the second cord wrapping. Man was that thing work.

I do NOT recomend the experience.
 
Well, I still have two complete Partagas Culebras left and one of em' is ear marked for when my brother big100hd gets down here to Sunny Central Florida for a vacation. With "Bike Week" comin' up, I'm sure I'll be seeing Frank and his wife Debbie real soon.... :D :thumbs: :p
Great review PB and I definitely think the Culebra was intended for freinds and family to enjoy together.... :)
 
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