I just finished an almost perfect cigar:

Romeo Y Julieta Medallas de Oro 1875, 50 x 7 (White Tag R Y J1875 Churchill)

I've never seen such a perfect even burn. I dropped the ash only three times.

Each ash reached about 1-1/2 firm inches. All smoke between puffs came out of the end of the ash.

You may be use to use to such a well made cigar, but I sat on my patio amazed.

Excellent good flavor.

🇨🇮

Wow good construction!

Flavor sux tho

Over the years I've had hundreds of cigars that burned perfectly straight and held a 1-1/2" to 2" ash, and I don't spend a whole lot for my smokes. I wonder what you've been smoking.

OK, noob, here's a case in point. I just finished a 5 Vegas Triple A (AJ blend with PA Broadleaf wrapper). I picked up 15 to 20 of these in AJ Samplers (Diesel UHC, MOW Ruination, MOW Virtue, Triple A & LH Fuerte) for $7 a sampler ($1.40 per cigar). It had a perfect burn, and held a good 2" ash. I only ashed it once. In fact, every cigar in this sampler holds a 1-1/2" to 2" ash without even trying.

Again, I've smoked hundreds of good, inexpensive cigars that have a perfect burn, and hold a long ash, so I'm really wondering what you're smoking, that you find this one experience so exceptional.

DP leave the guy alone. He was just saying he had a great cigar. He's not as old and grumpy as you.

Post number 3 in 11 years!

Funny how people will tell you to smoke what you like but then rag on you that you aren't smoking quality cigars...

[quote=Oscar]Funny how people will tell you to smoke what you like but then rag on you that you aren't smoking quality cigars...[/quote]

+1

If it make you happy who cares what the rest of us think!

And let's me pick up some favorites here for next to nothing on occasion

[quote=Oscar]Funny how people will tell you to smoke what you like but then rag on you that you aren't smoking quality cigars...[/quote]

No, my point was that the inexpensive cigars that I smoke, almost always hold a 1-1/2" to 2" ash, and burn even, so I was seriously curious of what he smoked regularly, that didn't.

Now, all you smart asre whipper snappers, get off my freak'n lawn! [ram27bat]

Glad you liked it..look forward to your next post in in 11 years🇨🇮 .

sounds like everyone needs a break from the heat wave. Sheeesh! At least ask him about pancakes.

[quote=dpnewell]No, my point was that the inexpensive cigars that I smoke, almost always hold a 1-1/2" to 2" ash, and burn even, so I was seriously curious of what he smoked regularly, that didn't.

Now, all you smart asre whipper snappers, get off my freak'n lawn! [ram27bat][/quote]

You have a lawn?

[quote=whtwtrman79]You have a lawn?

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had a lawn.

smoked it...for under $2 per!

need I say J/K?

Glad to hear that you have found a cigar that you feel is close to perfect. Haven't gotten there yet. For me a certain PAM 26 No.1, TAA 2011, and Anarchy were all above outstanding, but I wouldn't say close to perfect.