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The Ash Game/ELittle's BIRTHDAY Contest!
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souldog
OG Post-Whorer since 2008 bitches...
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Sorry, contest winner has been picked! :whistling:
Good luck next time! :thumbs:
beyond the band
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According to my calendar it's still June 3
My first ashstand by the way
My first ashstand by the way
The Green Monkey
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Sorry for any confusion this resurrection may cause, but I figured I'd mention that the second LFD Cameroon Cabinet No. 4 that I bought a while back for this contest turned out to be the polar opposite of the travesty that was my first one. I just came inside from smoking it, and while it wouldn't have held a candle to any of the hammers thrown down by others in this contest, it at least wasn't the equivalent of bringing a Whoopee Cushion to a gunfight.
It had a solid, uniform, ramrod-straight ash with a precise, even burn. I figured I'd let the ash go for as long as I could muster, and while it fell off a hair beyond the 2" mark (likely a personal record--I don't trust myself not to make a mess so I rarely engage in The Ash Game) it was at least respectable. The cigar was far more enjoyable as well. A fairly light and woody first third, followed by a dramatic peppery flavor, finishing (down to the nub at about the 1:45 mark) with some peculiar combination of spice and fruit--like putting a dash of Tabasco on a peach or something.
It had a solid, uniform, ramrod-straight ash with a precise, even burn. I figured I'd let the ash go for as long as I could muster, and while it fell off a hair beyond the 2" mark (likely a personal record--I don't trust myself not to make a mess so I rarely engage in The Ash Game) it was at least respectable. The cigar was far more enjoyable as well. A fairly light and woody first third, followed by a dramatic peppery flavor, finishing (down to the nub at about the 1:45 mark) with some peculiar combination of spice and fruit--like putting a dash of Tabasco on a peach or something.