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Similar though, had several Jericho Hill Shots that the cap was like a hat on the head of the cigar. Didn't need a cutter, just flicked it off with my thumbnail. If it had a tight draw I'd nip it, but would try to unravel as soon as I lit it.
Once I break the brick open I keep them in an empty Chiselito box, cello on.
Taste the same but I'm noticing construction issues with the brick I'm working on now. I have another sitting since they're good cold weather smoke size so I hope this isn't going to be a permanent issue.The ones I put in my 10 count for the week that are drier at the end of the week are worse..
Set the cutter on the cap to the depth you want to clip, close the cutter down onto the cap apply some pressure and turn the cigar to slice the cap off cleanly.
Probably the last batch.
Welcome to Swisher baby.
You guys actually smoke these??? Might as well fire-up a papa-frita and complain about the construction on those too. Phffft!
cacman wrote:
Ya but I store mine with kitty litter and that helps. You should try it, just be sure to pick out all the blue crystals.
Just don't complain on the CATS Facebook page, they'll throw their purses at you
ZRX1200 wrote:
Don't let the purses fool you. They're loaded with all the change from buying these type of cigars, and pack a punch like the old "roll of quarters in a sock" trick. Their kool-aid isn't even spiked so that's no help either.
Well - some of us are not "elitist smokes" all the time like some lucky bass turds - 🇨🇮
They are a stronger, shorter smoke and yes, I like them - there I said it out loud - and the price is right too - 🌫
Just comparing old to new and noting differences - nothing for you elitists cotton rock suggers to see - move along - [sarcasm]
Just kidding Carl - 🍺
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Alright, who farted?!
[sarcasm] Oh, just Carl cruising through🇨🇮
And he said quality control would not go down with the selling of his company
