Can anyone explain to me the differences between Nub Connecticut 460's. 358's & 354's? Are there any differences in leaves used? Taste? Flavor? Or is the only difference in sizes?

I haven't done many nubs in my time, but the only difference should be size. I would think all nub Connecticuts have the same wrap/bind/fill.

Now while there can be a difference in flavor between sizes generally, in this case you have almost identical lengths and not a wide range of gauge. My guess is flavor not going to be greatly affected between Nub sizes

I went through a Nub phase when I first started smoking premium cigars but after a few box splits, trades, PIBs, etc., I didn’t find a single blend or vitola that made me want to continue to buy them. They were all okay but, quite frankly, nothing memorable. Of course palates differ so iffin’ you like ‘um, then keep smoking them.

Misleading thread title…..

Poor Teedubya.

I'll echo what was said above. Early on I fell for it and got the supercalifragil-nub-tacular samplers here on CB. I didn't dislike them at all, but soon found out that anything they offer can be had in more enjoyable sizes with the "NUB" mark up.
That said, I found no real difference in the sizes for the most part. The box press and torpedo can be a little easier on the jaw line though. The only ones I'd go back to at this point are the Oliva Melanio and the Corojo, which is an exclusive to the place that kind of sounds like holds.....

😂………Teedubs nub….

Drafter probably already saw it. [gonzo]

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I smoked through a couple boxes of nub tubos. Good little tubo to throw in your pocket and take with you in case the opportunity presents itself to have yourself a smoke. But then I grew into a bit of a snob and wouldn't bother with them anymore.