I've gotten a lot of the foundation down, but I was trying to explain cigars to a non-smoking friend and I realized something: I don't know what you'd call each individual model of cigar. So far that's what I say; model. Doesn't seem right. Anyone have anything better, or more correct?
Thanks,
Harvey
Thanks guys!
Do you mean the line within a certain brand?
shaun341 wrote:
Yes. For instance, the My Father 'Le Bijou'. You'd refer to 'Le Bijou' as the Vitola of the cigar?
Hmhaines wrote:
Le Bijou would be the blend, or series. The size/shape - robusto, corona, churchill, perfecto - is the vitola.
Le Bijou would be the line or blend as others have said while vitola is the size of the cigars within that line.
It is Vitola.
mlangphi wrote:
No, it's a Canoli.
tamapatom wrote:
As in "Leave the gun, take the cannolis"?
madspackler wrote:
I thought it would be Clemenza.....No, Tessio is smarter, it was the right thing to do!
It's not a distinction everyone will care about, because truly premium cigars do not come in different "lines" or "blends"
cameroon wrote:
I believe you are wrong in that all the premium blenders have more then one line or blend example Tatuaje is a label and the lines are Brown, Black, Havana, and series P. My father, has La Antiguedad, las antillas, and el centurion. These are all different blends or lines within a label of premium cigars.
