mikeconley
26 years ago
I just had a Santa Rosa #4 yesterday. It had a beautiful very dark maduro wrapper, being a maduro loverthe wrapper enticed me. However, it tunneled so badly that I had over half the stick left when I was done smoking it. Has anyone else experienced this problem with the Santa Rosa?
Max1a
26 years ago
Mike,
Let them "cure" awhile and stabilize in your humidor. (2-3 weeks) SR is a pretty "dry" cigar normally. I have had this problem with them and Te-Amo as well. Patience my friend.
PaddleDuck
26 years ago
Actually, my Santa Rosa Torpedos burn just about more evenly than any other cigar I smoke. I love them for that reason. They truly are one of my favorite cigars. I have tried many different brands, but I just love to light up one of those torpedos. I have tried both the natural and the maduro, and I like the natural better. Yes, I love a good strong smoke like the Indian Tobac Super Fuente, but when comparing side by side, the natural Santa Rosa Torpedo seems creamier.
tin_cup
26 years ago
I recently won an auction for SR Maduro Churchills. I experienced the tunneling as well. It's too bad because it started out as an excellent smoke. My wife even like it and had a few puffs. I will wait a few weeks before trying another one, letting them rest in the humidor.
wanyburger
26 years ago
Not uncommon. Outer portions of the cigar may be too moist. Inside burns, outside smolders. Let sit @ 72% and things should even out.
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